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Art of the Brick is currently open at Melbourne Showgrounds, with a renewed immersive exhibit full of incredible surprises. After a successful premier in Atlanta, Melbourne is the second city in the world to enjoy the Art of the Brick Immersive Experience, which contains over 100 sculptures made from more than 1 million LEGO® bricks and will transport you into a world of colour and creativity. The exhibition has been visited by over 10+ million people worldwide, and has been named one of CNN’s “Must-See” exhibitions. All good things must come to an end, though, as the exhibition will close on September 1 – and to entice you into a final visit, there’s an exclusive 25% discount on tickets available when you enter the code BYEMEL25 at checkout. Don’t miss out!
The incredible sculptures, created by Nathan Sawaya, will take you beyond what you thought was possible with LEGO®, and the moving installations and 360° projections in huge rooms will leave you in awe. Sawaya has forever changed the way people view LEGO® as well as art, with his incredible colourful sculptures that have travelled around the world. Now in this new immersive version of his acclaimed exhibition Art of the Brick, visitors will be able to explore more than ten themed rooms filled with impressive original collections.
The exhibit rooms include among many other things, endangered species projected in their habitats in a 20,000 square feet projection room. An installation of more than 250 LEGO® skulls moving in a series of waves, as well as some of the largest LEGO® sculptures ever made. With the use of artificial reality, cutting-edge technology, and video mapping, the exhibition ensures that the sculptures come alive and transport you into the world of Nathan Sawaya.
The incredible sculptures are sure to spark your imagination and as part of the experience you can become part of the creative process too. You can build your own art in the build area, and take home your favourite LEGO® sets to continue your artistic journey. With so much to do and see, you’ll want to secure your place by buying your tickets before the experience closes on September 1!