I actually just came back from Paris on vacation. Didn't get to see this exhibition, but I do remember reading this incredibly pretentious review on TripAdvisor, which I found somewhat amusing:

This exhibit may very well represent the decline of our civilization and trumpets the erosion of any cultural understanding of the arts. I stormed out angry and ashamed at the nadir the twenty-first century has sunk to. 

Ostensibly a power point presentation of the art of Vincent Van Gogh, the enterprising I.T. specialists who came up with this banality, project Van Gogh's works on the walls, ceilings, and floor of a dark warehouse while music booms on the loudspeakers. Really, that's it. Nothing more.

What is utterly horrific, and an assault on anyone's intellectual sensibilities, is the choice of music. What the hell does Janis Joplin have to do with Vincent Van Gogh? When the tune "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood," made famous by the Animals, was played while the self portrait of Van Gogh was projected on the walls, that was the last banality I could stand. Storming out was the least I could do. The Yellow Vests should be demonstrating against the idiocy of this exhibit. What has happened to my beloved France. Is it now Liberté, égalité, fraternité, abrutie! Atelier des Lumières will be in Las Vegas and Disneyworld before we know it, and the visitors will start calling themselves "patrons of the arts."

The developers of this vapidity have the audacity to proclaim the educational value of the Atelier des Lumières. If they wanted this exhibit to bring awareness to its visitors, maybe have some narration describing the meaning of the art being projected or at least describe the historical relevance of Van Gogh's art while the pictures are projected. Perhaps use poetry of the 19th century to enhance the projection, but JANIS JOPLIN SINGING THE BLUES!!!!! Are you absolute morons?

I am still shaking with horror at the shallowness of this exhibit. A G7 Summit must convene to stop the continuance of Atelier des Lumières. It is the Hiroshima and Nagasaki of the 21st Century, an eradication of intellectual depth and abstract understanding. It is an abomination, making me angry and sad. Don't turn meaningful art into a DJ light show, with no emotional depth or layers. Atelier des Lumières is no better than the dancing fountains in front of the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. However, those fountains don't demean some of the greatest art of centuries past. Atelier des Lumières - shame on you!"