Photos: The VisionQuest Collection Comes to NYCC, and It's Stunning
Take a walk through the mind of Vision and the history of art.
The next chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is VisionQuest, and considering it's the third part of a trilogy, and the first two parts are seen by many as the best of MCU television so far, there is a lot to be excited about. The show has built an incredible art gallery in New York that has to be seen to be properly appreciated.
What's Happening:
- The NYCC activation is called the VisionQuest Collection, and it purports to be a peek inside the mind of Vision, but is structured like a traditional art gallery.
- A large part of the collection consists of famous pieces of art or famous art styles, with Vision, and occasionally Ultron, taking over as the primary characters.
- Vision's self-portrait looks like it could have been painted by Van Gogh.
- Michelangelo's iconic "The Creation of Adam" is now " The Creation of Vision" with Vision seemingly given life through a wild mix of Ultron, Iron Man, and Hulk.
- "American Gothic" has been reimagined as "Synthezoid Gothic"
- Ultron and Vision take over the classic "Nighthawks" with "Mindhawks"
- Munk's "The Scream" is now a screaming Vision
- "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" is now 'The Great Wave off the Witches' Road," a fantastic Agatha All Along reference.
- "The Birth of Vision" in the style of "The Birth of Venus" by Botticelli with all of Vision's creators around him.
- Wanda and Vision take on the roles of Hellelil and Hildebrand
- Another chunk of displays in the gallery are key items in the life of Vision, and possibly also props used in the MCU films.
- The Sokovia Accords
- Loki's septure.
- A calendar from WandaVision.
- Some of Vision's books.
- A S.W.O.R.D. helicopter drone.
- A third element of the collection gets very red, as we see key moments in Vision's life created as movie posters.
- Then everything is bathed in a red light in an area that has clearly been invaded by Ultron.
- This one has its own art, including a version (or perhaps a Vision) of 'The Garden of Earthly Delights."
- This is a television setup that we've seen in the trailers for VisionQuest
- Vision Shakespeare
- Vision da Vinci
- If the episodes of VisionQuest are as creative as this installation, we're in for a great show when it premieres October 14.
More Marvel Cinematic Universe News:
- Marvel Zombies is set to return to Disney+ with three upcoming specials.
- The Defenders will officially reunite in the upcoming season of Daredevil: Born Again.
- The highest-grossing movie of all time is once again Avengers: Endgame.
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