Exhibitions
Current Exhibition
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Van Gogh and the Roulins
Now on display
Discover the extraordinary friendship between Vincent van Gogh and postman Joseph Roulin and his family through the many portraits Van Gogh made of them. This exhibition showcases the deep personal connection between the artist and the Roulin family, who became his close friends and frequent subjects during his time in Arles.
The exhibition features over 20 portraits of the Roulin family members, including Joseph Roulin, his wife Augustine, and their children Armand, Camille, and Marcelle. These works demonstrate Van Gogh's evolving style and his ability to capture the character and personality of his subjects.
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Van Gogh's Masterpieces
The permanent collection of the Van Gogh Museum includes over 200 paintings by Vincent van Gogh, organized chronologically into five periods:
- The Netherlands (1881-1885): Early works including "The Potato Eaters"
- Paris (1886-1888): Works influenced by Impressionism and Japanese art
- Arles (1888-1889): Some of his most famous works including "Sunflowers" and "The Bedroom"
- Saint-Rémy (1889-1890): Works created during his stay at the asylum
- Auvers-sur-Oise (1890): Final works including "Wheatfield with Crows"
Upcoming Exhibitions
Van Gogh and Nature
An exploration of Van Gogh's relationship with nature and the landscape, featuring works from throughout his career. This comprehensive exhibition examines how nature served as both inspiration and subject matter for Van Gogh, from his early rural scenes in the Netherlands to his vibrant landscapes in Provence.
Opening: Spring 2024
Duration: 3 months
Letters of Vincent
A special exhibition showcasing Van Gogh's extensive correspondence, providing insight into his thoughts and creative process. Featuring original letters, sketches, and related artworks, this exhibition reveals the personal side of one of history's greatest artists.
Opening: Summer 2024
Duration: 4 months
Van Gogh in Paris
Discover the transformative period when Van Gogh lived in Paris (1886-1888). This exhibition explores how the city's vibrant art scene and exposure to Impressionism and Japanese art dramatically changed his style and technique.
Opening: Fall 2024
Duration: 3 months
The Colors of Provence
An immersive exhibition focusing on Van Gogh's time in Arles and Saint-Rémy, where he created some of his most famous works. Explore how the intense light and colors of southern France influenced his palette and artistic vision.
Opening: Winter 2024
Duration: 4 months
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Van Gogh's Self-Portraits
A unique collection of Van Gogh's self-portraits spanning his entire career. This exhibition examines how the artist used self-portraiture as a means of self-exploration and artistic experimentation, creating over 35 self-portraits during his lifetime.
Opening: Spring 2025
Duration: 3 months
Influence and Legacy
Explore how Van Gogh's work influenced subsequent generations of artists and continues to inspire contemporary art. This exhibition features works by artists who were directly or indirectly influenced by Van Gogh's revolutionary approach to color and expression.
Opening: Summer 2025
Duration: 4 months
Past Exhibitions
Van Gogh and Japan (2023)
This exhibition explored Van Gogh's fascination with Japanese art and how it influenced his work. Featuring works by Japanese masters alongside Van Gogh's interpretations, it revealed the profound impact of Japanese aesthetics on his artistic development.
Van Gogh and Gauguin: The Studio of the South (2022)
A comprehensive exhibition examining the brief but intense collaboration between Van Gogh and Paul Gauguin in Arles. The exhibition featured works by both artists and explored their artistic dialogue and the events that led to their dramatic falling out.
Van Gogh's Bedrooms (2021)
This exhibition brought together all three versions of Van Gogh's famous "Bedroom" paintings for the first time in over 20 years. The exhibition explored the significance of this subject for the artist and the variations between the three versions.
Van Gogh and Britain (2020)
An exploration of Van Gogh's relationship with Britain, where he lived for three years as a young man. The exhibition examined how British art, literature, and culture influenced his work and featured loans from major British collections.
Exhibition Program
The Van Gogh Museum presents a dynamic program of temporary exhibitions throughout the year, complementing the permanent collection. These exhibitions explore different aspects of Van Gogh's life and work, his influences, and his legacy. Each exhibition is carefully curated to provide new insights and perspectives on the artist and his art.
Our exhibition program includes major international loans, thematic explorations, and collaborations with other museums worldwide. We regularly organize exhibitions that travel internationally, sharing Van Gogh's work with audiences around the globe.
Exhibition Schedule
New exhibitions open approximately every 3-4 months, with each exhibition running for 3-4 months. Check our website regularly for updates on upcoming exhibitions.
Special Events
Many exhibitions are accompanied by special events including lectures, workshops, and guided tours. These events provide deeper insights into the exhibitions and Van Gogh's work.
Group Visits
Special group rates and guided tours are available for exhibitions. Contact us in advance to arrange group visits and ensure the best experience for your group.