Our inaugural experience was an epic adventure into the life and works of Vincent van Gogh.
VAN GOGH
THE LUME Melbourne brings to life Van Gogh’s incredible works as epic-scale masterpieces woven together with stunning musical soundscapes, evocative aromas, and perfectly curated food and beverage offerings.
You’ve surely seen Van Gogh’s art before, from The Starry Night to his Self Portraits to Sunflowers and The Night Café, his works are some of the most instantly recognisable and celebrated in history. But we are certain you’ve never experienced Van Gogh’s works like this.
You are invited to accompany Vincent van Gogh on a journey through the Netherlands, Paris, Arles, Saint-Rémy and Auvers-sur-Oise, where he created many of his timeless masterpieces.
Step inside Van Gogh’s famous Bedroom in Arles or be surrounded by his shimmering Starry Night while indulging in the flavours of 19th-century France at the reimagined Café Terrace 1888.
The gallery also includes a dedicated mirror infinity room packed with sunflowers and a life-size recreation of Van Gogh’s famous Bedroom in Arles for selfie enthusiasts.
Set to an evocative classical score, with delicate aromas throughout, the multi-sensory experience takes you through a thrilling display of over 3,000 inspirational images that transform every surface walls, columns, and even floors. It is almost impossible not to get a sense of Van Gogh’s thoughts, feelings and state of mind as his works come to life in vivid detail.
BOOKING LINE
Ticketmaster:
Mon – Fri: 9am – 7pm
Sat/Sun: 9am – 5pm
BOX OFFICE
THE LUME Melbourne box office is opened during advertised gallery opening times. Ticket availability at the box office is subject to session capacity.
Important Info
Ticket prices may vary by day, time and during peak periods. Sessions are available to purchase on the hour.
Parking discounts are available.
Discounted school and group tickets are available
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