Art lovers can drive their cars into this Van Gogh show in Canada


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People sit in their cars as they experience a drive-in immersive Vincent Van Gogh art exhibit in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Photo: AFP

While some museums have had to cancel or postpone long-planned exhibits because of the coronavirus, organizers of a Van Gogh show in Toronto had a novel idea: offering art lovers a drive-in option. "Of course, because of Covid, we had to think creatively," said Corey Ross, a co-producer of the exhibit, which was initially slated to start in May and was delayed by the pandemic.

As Canada's largest city gradually comes out of lockdown, the exhibit began last week with two viewing areas in a huge Toronto warehouse: one area with social distancing circles on the ground for those who prefer taking in their art on foot, and another for people in cars that drive right into the building.

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