Monet experience ready to thrill Hawaii residents and visitors

HONOLULU — Whether you’re an art aficionado or not, “Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience” will leave you awestruck. The three-part, multi-sensory art experience is will run June 15 to July 31 at the Hawaii Convention Center.

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- “Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience” runs June 15-July 31 at the Hawaii Convention Center; tickets are available at monethonolulu.com

- It was an “appalled” journalist who dismissed the paintings as “impressionism,” thereby naming one of art history’s biggest movements

In all his works, Monet pursued the capture of light, even how it interacted with the smallest everyday things

Just as “Beyond Van Gogh” wowed more than 100,000 guests last year, “Beyond Monet” will do the same through seemingly living, breathing works of art.

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Monet experience ready to thrill Hawaii residents and visitors

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