Imagine Picasso: Immersive Exhibit

Similar concept to Imagine Van Gogh, but with a variety of cubist shapes for the images to be projected onto. The 33min loop goes quickly. Unlike an art gallery, there are many different places to stand - we found standing in the corners, looking back onto the exhibit were the best. Enjoy!

Mixed feelings about the exhibit.Pros: light exhibit was coolCons: wish there was a narrator or something I can download that would explain to me what I'm seeing...Don't have an arts background. But in hindsight should have youtubed a video before going

Parking, $8/hour.Spent an hour at the exhibit, mainly at the projection area, watched all the scenes. Personally felt it could be more than just projection of the art with some panning transitions. For the pass for free, wouldn't want to pay for this though...

Thoroughly disappointed in this exhibit.Went on Saturday Nov 27th and the experience was definitely not immersive. Part of the system was down so approximately 1/4 of the immersive experience was a blank white wall. I asked one of the staff members if this was normal and they indicated that their server was down all day and that they were working on it. I understand that technology can fail at times, but it was never relayed that part of the exhibit was broken before entering. It would have been nice to have my tickets honoured for another day to have the full experience or even have a refunded option.Definitely would not attend any of the immersive exhibits in the future, especially with the lack of communication and ticket pricing.

I don’t particularly like Picasso but who ever put together this Virtual Reality show did an amazing job. The music and compositions are the art in themselves. After going through the first two rooms I thought the same, just the waste of money but they give you short review into his life stages. The last third room is the real exhibition where you immerse into magic of the VR and beautiful music. It was awesome. There are numerous shows so give yourself enough of time to enjoy them, don’t waste much time into the first two room. Have fun and I am 100% sure you will.

More fun than Imagine Van Gogh cuz of the cool shapes of displays. A large selection of his work and nice music choices! Minus one star for the price.

Really underwhelming experience. You can walk through the whole thing in like 10 minutes. The projections on the floor are not that bright or clear. One of the projectors were not even working on the walls. Definitely does not do justice to Picasso’s paintings and not worth the money.

I loved the immersive Picasso Exhibit. It was beautiful and interesting and inspired & the music was perfect! Even if you are not a Picasso fan, the immursive art experience is worth it!

Enjoyed the experience but tickets are overpriced for sure!

I enjoyed the exhibition. This is another take on Picasso's paintings. The music is well curated with each painting. Depends on where you are standing and where you are looking at, same painting will transformate. Each wall with different angles and shapes will expose different impression on each painting. You get to wear his painting, step over his painting and be part of his painting. I recommend the visit.