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SUMMARY:Up Close With Van Gogh: Unpublished Photographs
DESCRIPTION:The Van Gogh Academy is presenting\, for the first time in the world\, a collection of previously unseen photographs related to the life of Vincent van Gogh. These images\, from albums compiled by the biographer and art critic Gustave Coquiot\, have only recently been discovered and added to the Van Gogh Academy’s collections. \nAn exhibition of Impressionist works can be seen in one of the rooms.\nAt the Galerie de la Vallée de l’Oise \nThe exhibition has been extended through August 8. \nEvery Friday and Saturday from 2pm to 6pm
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LOCATION:Van Gogh Academy\, 1 rue François Mitterrand\, Auvers-sur-Oise\, 95430\, France
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:After Van Gogh
DESCRIPTION:After Van Gogh\nDesigned under the curator of Wouter van der Veen\, in collaboration with the Point Rouge Gallery located in the heart of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence\, the exhibition After Van Gogh explores Vincent van Gogh’s living legacy through the eyes of contemporary artists. \nPresented in a city deeply linked to the painter’s history\, this exhibition invites us to discover how his work\, his sensitivity and his vision of the world continue to inspire creation today. More than a tribute\, After Van Gogh extends the dialogue that the Academy cultivates between Van Gogh’s legacy and contemporary creation. \nFive artists — Lydie Arickx\, Catherine Duchêne\, Florence Dussuyer\, Peter Knapp and JP Plundr — agreed to take on this demanding challenge\, each bringing a singular look at this universal heritage. \n 
URL:https://academy.vg/event/after-van-gogh/
LOCATION:Point Rouge Gallery\, 21 rue Carnot\, Saint Rémy de Provence\, France
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Photo Hike By Justine Montmarché
DESCRIPTION:This workshop offers an immersive photographic course inspired by the work of Vincent Van Gogh and the landscapes of the Vexin. During a stroll in the heart of Auvers\, participants are invited to take a close look at the landscapes that inspired Vincent\, their lines and their variations of light. \nAlong the way\, photography is explored as a means of sensitive expression\, echoing the Impressionist approach. Participants experiment with techniques such as blurring\, voluntary movement\, or shifted focus\, in order to translate an emotion or atmosphere rather than a true representation of the real. \nThis approach questions the notion of moment and perception dear to Van Gogh\, leaving room for gesture\, rhythm and intuition. The objective is not to freeze the landscape\, but to feel it and to transcribe it through the image. \nAdapted to beginners. \nOnly in French
URL:https://academy.vg/event/photo-hike-by-justine-montmarche/
LOCATION:Auvers-sur-Oise\, Auvers-sur-Oise\, 95430
CATEGORIES:Explorations & Classes,Cultural walks
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SUMMARY:Writing workshop
DESCRIPTION:Clarisse Gorokhoff was born in Paris in 1989. Graduated with a master’s degree in philosophy at the Sorbonne\, she is the author of several novels. She also lived in Auvers-sur-Oise\, where she co-wrote Iris on fire\, Van Gogh’s last love (Escale Editions\, 2023)\, with Wouter van der Veen\, international expert and founder of the Van Gogh Academy. Her latest book\, Women on the edge\, was published on 7 January 2026 by Actes Sud. \nFor several years\, she has been leading writing workshops and also accompanies individuals in approaches of metamorphosis and self-knowledge\, relying on writing as a tool for revelation and transformation. She now lives in Arles\, a city where Vincent Van Gogh stayed between 1888 and 1889 and experienced a period of intense creation\, giving birth to some of his most famous paintings. \nOnly in French
URL:https://academy.vg/event/writing-workshop/
LOCATION:Van Gogh Academy\, 1 rue François Mitterrand\, Auvers-sur-Oise\, 95430\, France
CATEGORIES:Explorations & Classes
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