Exhibition Hub, a pioneer in traveling immersive entertainment, in partnership with Fever, the leading global live-entertainment discovery platform, have announced that Art of The Brick, the world-famous LEGO® exhibition will arrive in London on 6th March.
The experience, which will be constructed of more than 1-million LEGO bricks, will feature more than 100+ works of art by renowned award-winning artist Nathan Sawaya. The exhibit has been evolving for a number of years, having travelled to over 100 cities, across 24 countries and 6 continents – from Sydney to Shanghai, to Paris, Rome and New York.
The collection includes many sculptures alongside re-imagined versions of some of the world’s most famous art masterpieces, such as Michelangelo’s David, Van Gogh’s Starry Night and Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. Among the wonders, visitors will also find a 6-metre-long reproduction of a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton, an all-new installation ‘Kinetic Skulls’ and an innovative, multimedia collection of LEGO photography produced alongside award-winning photographer Dean West.
Exhibition Hub is the company behind the wildly popular Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and international smash hit Bubble Planet Experience, both of which are currently open in London. Exhibition Hub has been working with Mr. Sawaya and his team for the past three years, evolving and developing this exhibition and continuing to share the Art of the Brick with people all across the world.
Tickets for Art of the Brick are available now and can be purchased from the Fever website here.
“London holds a special place in my heart and I’m very excited to be bringing the Art of the Brick back to Brick Lane after almost 10 years. I was touched by how many people connected with my art in 2014 and I hope to rekindle the magic I felt here 10 years ago and share the art with a city that never ceases to amaze me.” said Mr. Sawaya.
Gilles Colinet, Marketing Director at Exhibition Hub noted: “With The Art of The Brick, the only exhibition of its kind in the world to showcase the art of Nathan Sawaya, we are particularly pleased to be able to offer visitors of all ages the chance to discover the art of Lego sculpture in a way they never did before!”
The exhibition promises to be a fun day out for adults and children alike, including a ‘Play and Build’ area that gives guests free reign to explore their creativity, while also experiencing both familiar pieces for art-fans and pieces exploring childhood fun and emotions.
