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Best Art Galleries in Winston-Salem

Real videos of Art Galleries in Winston-Salem — 3 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience Winston-Salem

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    ImmersiveCulturalEducationalInteractive displaysVisual projectionsMusic sync

    About the venue

    Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience in Winston-Salem, held at the Stratford Ridge Shopping Center, uses cutting-edge technology to transform the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh into a sensory experience. The exhibition provides an interactive journey through his life and art with stunning visuals and music as accompaniment. Opened in 2021, the venue attracts both art enthusiasts and casual visitors looking for a unique cultural outing.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a room where Van Gogh's 'The Starry Night' painting is projected onto a large screen. People sit on benches facing the screen, and there is a small white tent visible to the right. The camera pans across the room and then zooms into the center of the painting, focusing on the swirling blue patterns around bright yellow stars.

    Stratford Ridge Shopping Center

  2. Mojito Latin Soul Food

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    $$VibrantLivelySocialCreative cocktailsLatin-inspired menuTapas selection

    About the venue

    Mojito Latin Soul Food, located on N Trade St in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, features a vibrant menu inspired by Latin cuisine and local Southern flavors. The colorful setting is known for its lively atmosphere, attracting a diverse crowd seeking both comfort food and creative cocktails. Among its specialties are the mojitos and a selection of tapas, perfect for sharing in a social setting.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a mural featuring three women holding cigars. The camera pans across the mural, highlighting the details of the artwork.

    723 N Trade St

  3. Reynolda Village

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    What the videos show

    The video pans across a room that appears to be a museum exhibit or a historical kitchen display. It begins with a white electric stove set against a tiled wall, then moves past white cabinetry and a glass display case containing various silver platters and bowls. The camera continues to pan, showing more display cases with plates and other artifacts.

    Reynolda Rd, Winston-Salem, NC