In 1922 the Detroit Institute of Arts became the first public museum in the United States to purchase a painting by world-renowned artist Vincent van Gogh. The museum is celebrating the centennial anniversary with a “once in a generation” exhibit of 74 original pieces by the artist.
Featuring interviews with the director of the Detroit Institute of Arts, Salvador Salort-Pons, curator Jill Shaw, and the great grandniece of Vincent van Gogh, Josien van Gogh, this short documentary from Hour Media brings a look at this “once in a generation” exhibit.
Executive Producer: Nick Britsky
Creative Producer: Travis Fletcher
Director: Taylor Jacob Lutz
Director of Photography: Kenneth Bowery
Producer: Nicole Toporowski
Associate Producer: Robyn Banks
On-Camera Interviewer: Scott Atkinson
Special Thanks To: Jill Shaw, Salvador Salort-Pons, Megan Hawthorne, Christine Kloostra, Laura Vestrand, Josien van Gogh, and the entire staff of the Detroit Insitute of Arts.
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