When I attended, you sat in a room either on a bench or on the floor and the story is projected on three walls of the room. Young children were there but didn't seem immersed in what was going on. Wheelchairs are fine, you have your own seat. If you're interested in Van Gogh art and his story, you will find it interesting.

Thanks. I've been canvassing for opinions and I'd say you framed yours well.

Yes, he painted quite the picture,

Vancouver Art Gallery hits 85 per cent of $400 million fundraising target for new site

The groundbreaking ceremony marked a significant milestone for the project which has raised $340 million, or 85 per cent, of its $400-million fundraising target.

The project has received donations from the federal, provincial and municipal governments. It has also received sizeable private donations, including a $100 million from the Audain Foundation and $40 million from the Chan Family Foundation.

On Friday, the art gallery announced it has received a $5-million donation from the Djavad Mowafaghian Foundation.

It plans to launch a campaign to raise the remaining $55 million from grassroots donors.

“We’ll be asking people from all walks of life to contribute with the idea that any amount, any donation, is important, whether it’s $50 or $5 million,” said Kiendl.

https://www.timescolonist.com/local-news/vancouver-art-gallery-hits-85-per-cent-of-400-million-fundraising-target-for-new-site-7557206

Why is our gallery so lame?

This looks interesting. I had never heard of her.

AGGV exhibit explores life and career of Sophie Pemberton