Opens Boxing Day

Three years ago, we welcomed you to a world alive with Van Gogh’s vibrant blues, golden yellows, and sweeping brush strokes. Now, due to overwhelming demand, VAN GOGH is back—and we couldn't be more excited.

Opening Boxing Day, this bohemian blockbuster returns for a limited summer season; once again you can immerse in the vivid, emotional brilliance of one of history's most iconic and influential artists. With a world-first virtual reality experience (read more below), the return of VAN GOGH will be everything you loved from before and so much more.
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Finding Vincent VR

THE LUME Melbourne is proud to present the world premiere of Finding Vincent VR, a groundbreaking virtual reality experience that redefines immersive art.

Journey through Vincent’s world alongside his brother, Theo, in an interactive narrative that takes you beyond the canvas and into his life and art like never before. This is immersive art in a way you never dreamt you could experience.

Finding Vincent VR is available to book as an add on to your entry to THE LUME Melbourne.
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Immersive and Interactive Elements

Vincent's Bedroom

Step inside the heart of Van Gogh’s world with this immersive recreation of his famous bedroom. Experience the artwork from within, as you stand in the very room that inspired one of his most iconic and intimate masterpieces.

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Artist Studio

Immerse yourself in Van Gogh’s world and unleash your creativity in this interactive space. Guided tutorials lead you through the techniques behind his most iconic works, inviting you to explore your artistic talents while reimagining the subjects that defined his genius.

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Café Terrace 1888

For a casual yet enchanting dining experience, visit Café Terrace 1888 at THE LUME Melbourne. The café’s design draws inspiration from Van Gogh’s iconic The Café Terrace at Night, with its warm, golden hues and romantic ambience evoking the charm of a starry evening in Arles.

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Art Play: Wheatfields

In this 360-degree interactive cylinder room, your movements bring Van Gogh’s wheatfields to life. As you move, the landscape mimics your actions, transforming the walls into the famous wheatfields, swaying and shifting with every step, inviting you to become part of the artwork itself.

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