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The Art of the Brick LEGO® aux Galeries Montparnasse

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L'exposition LEGO® « The Art of the Brick » est actuellement l'une des attractions les plus fascinantes de Paris, accueillie par les Galeries Montparnasse jusqu'au 12 mai 2024. Cette exposition unique en son genre présente plus de 70 œuvres d'art et sculptures, toutes créées à partir de briques LEGO® par l'artiste renommé Nathan Sawaya. Avec plus d'un million de briques utilisées, cette exposition est un véritable témoignage de la créativité et de l'innovation, fusionnant l'art traditionnel et le jeu pour créer quelque chose de totalement nouveau et captivant.

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UN VOYAGE À TRAVERS L'ART ET L'IMAGINATION

"The Art of the Brick" est bien plus qu'une simple exposition, c'est une invitation à redécouvrir l'enfance et à s'émerveiller devant la créativité sans limites que permettent les briques LEGO®. Nathan Sawaya, un ancien avocat reconverti en artiste, a su transformer ces petits blocs de plastique en véritables œuvres d'art, repoussant les frontières de l'imagination. De la reproduction de chefs-d'œuvre mondialement connus comme " La Nuit étoilée " de Van Gogh à des créations originales époustouflantes telles qu'un T-Rex grandeur nature, chaque pièce raconte une histoire et démontre la puissance de la transformation créative.

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L'exposition a déjà séduit plus de 10 millions de visiteurs à travers le monde , et son passage à Paris offre une chance inouïe de plonger dans cet univers fascinant. Les critiques élogieuses et les retours enthousiastes des visiteurs témoignent de l'impact profond et de la joie que "The Art of the Brick" apporte à chaque personne qui franchit ses portes. Ne manquez pas cette opportunité exceptionnelle de voir le monde à travers les yeux d'un artiste qui a choisi les briques LEGO® comme toile pour ses chefs-d'œuvre.

UNE EXPÉRIENCE INTERACTIVE ET ÉDUCATIVE

L'exposition ne se limite pas à la contemplation passive. Elle offre également une zone interactive où enfants et adultes peuvent s'essayer à la construction avec des LEGO®, stimulant ainsi leur propre créativité. Cette aire de jeux et de construction créative permet à chacun de devenir artiste, encourageant l'expression personnelle et la résolution de problèmes de manière ludique et éducative.

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POURQUOI VISITER " THE ART OF THE BRICK " À MONTPARNASSE ?

Visiter "The Art of the Brick" aux Galeries Montparnasse, c'est s'offrir une expérience unique où l'art rencontre le jeu dans un spectacle visuel époustouflant. C'est une occasion rare de voir comment les briques LEGO®, un jouet universellement aimé, peuvent être transformées en véritables œuvres d'art, défiant notre perception de l'art et du possible. Que vous soyez un passionné d'art, un fan de LEGO® ou simplement à la recherche d'une activité familiale enrichissante à Paris, cette exposition est faite pour vous. Elle promet non seulement d'inspirer les visiteurs de tous âges mais aussi de leur laisser des souvenirs inoubliables.

En somme, « The Art of the Brick » est une célébration de l'innovation, de la créativité et de l'art accessible à tous . C'est une invitation à explorer, à imaginer et à créer, faisant d'elle une des expositions à ne pas manquer cette saison à Paris. Réservez votre billet, laissez-vous inspirer par la magie de LEGO® et découvrez comment de simples briques peuvent construire des mondes entiers et éveiller l'artiste qui sommeille en chacun de nous.

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The Art of the Brick

The art of the brick, the world’s largest display of lego® art, makes chicago debut at museum of science and industry.

CHICAGO (Feb.10, 2022) - The Art of the Brick , a captivating exhibition, featuring over 100 incredible works of art made from millions of LEGO® bricks, is set to make its Chicago debut at the Museum of Science and Industry on February 10, 2022. Tickets are currently available for this critically acclaimed collection of creative and inspiring pieces by renowned contemporary artist Nathan Sawaya.

" The Art of the Brick reimagines famous artistic masterpieces into LEGO form," said Chevy Humphrey, President and CEO, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. "Visitors of all ages will witness art in a whole new way, while celebrating an imaginative and creative medium."

Sawaya's original pieces and reimagined world-famous art masterpieces on display in the exhibition include:

• Fan favorite "Yellow", a life-size sculpture of a man pulling his chest apart with thousands of yellow LEGO bricks flowing from the cavity.
• Van Gogh's Starry Night and Da Vinci's Mona Lisa .
• A multimedia collection of LEGO brick infused photography produced in tandem with award-winning photographer Dean West.

To celebrate the exhibition's Chicago debut, Nathan Sawaya has created several new pieces including a replica of Chicago Artist Hebru Brantley's "Flyboy."

" The Art of The Brick takes LEGO somewhere you wouldn't expect and shows you things you have never seen before," said artist Sawaya. "The goal with this collection of art is to demonstrate the potential of imagination and the power of creativity."

The Art of The Brick is the first major museum exhibition to use LEGO bricks as the sole art medium. Sawaya transforms LEGO bricks into tremendous and thought-provoking sculptures, elevating the toy to the realm of art. Sawaya's ability to transform this common toy into something meaningful, his devotion to spatial perfection and the way he conceptualizes action, enables him to elevate a toy beloved by generations into contemporary art.

The One Brick Studio

True to MSI's signature interactive approach, MSI has created the One Brick Studio where guests can challenge friends and family to recreate a piece of art or express their emotions using LEGO bricks. Inside the studio guests are encouraged to practice the same communication skills that scientists and artists use to share their ideas with the world.

The Art of The Brick at the Museum of Science and Industry will be on display from February 10, 2022, through September 5, 2022. Tickets are not included in Museum Entry. For more information and tickets, visit: msichicago.org/visit/tickets .

About Nathan Sawaya and The Art of The Brick

Former NYC corporate lawyer turned contemporary artist, Nathan Sawaya is the first artist ever to take the LEGO brick into the art world as a medium. Sawaya has earned a top position in the world of contemporary art and has created a new dimension by merging Pop Art and Surrealism in awe-inspiring and groundbreaking ways. Sawaya's touring exhibition - THE ART OF THE BRICK® - has entertained and inspired millions of art lovers and enthusiasts around the world. CNN heralded; The Art of The Brick is one of the top ten "must-see exhibits" in the world! Sawaya is an author, speaker and one of the most popular, award-winning contemporary artists of our time. For more information visit www.brickartist.com .

About the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago

The Museum of Science and Industry (MSI) offers world-class and uniquely interactive experiences that support the Museum’s mission: to inspire the inventive genius in everyone. As one of the largest science museums in the world featuring award-winning exhibits and hands-on activities, a visit to MSI is guaranteed to connect fun and learning. MSI is committed to offering comprehensive educational programs—for students, administrators, teachers and families—that make a difference in local communities and contribute to MSI’s goal to transform and illuminate STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) pathways for people of all ages. The Museum is grateful for the support of its generous donors and guests, who make its work possible. MSI is also supported in part by the people of Chicago through the Chicago Park District. For more information, visit msichicago.org or call (773) 684-1414.

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Artist Nathan Sawaya

Artist Nathan Sawaya working in his studio. [Photo courtesy of The Art of the Brick ]

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"Mona Lisa" Re-imagined

Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" is one of the art masterpieces re-imagined in LEGO bricks. [Photo courtesy of The Art of the Brick]

"David" in Brick

Guests can get an up-close look at Michaelangelo's "David" sculpture in LEGO. [Photo courtesy of The Art of the Brick]

Nathan Sawaya Artwork

The Art of the Brick also features original artwork by Nathan Sawaya. [Photo courtesy of The Art of the Brick]

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Les LEGO envahissent une nouvelle fois Paris ! Après un passage par la  Porte de Versailles , puis à  La Grande Halle de La Villette dans une version super-héros de chez DC , l'exposition The Art of the Brick revient à Parisdu 20 décembre 2023 au 3 mars 2024, à minima (vente de billet à date), à Montparnasse , dans les anciens locaux des Galeries Lafayette . Une exposition autour des œuvres de l'artiste Nathan Sawaya , produite par Fever , mettant en scène plus de   100 sculptures étonnantes, fruits de l’imagination débordante de l'Américain. Ce passionné de LEGO a lâché une carrière d'avocat à New York pour se consacrer à sa passion : construire tout un univers grâce aux petites briques de son enfance... Ouverture de la billetterie le 24 octobre 2023 à 12h !

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Destinée aux petits et aux grands, cette exposition itinérante a déjà attiré  plus de 2 millions de visiteurs  aux quatre coins du monde ! Plus de 100 œuvres, constituées d'un million de briques LEGO ... Nathan Sawaya s'est amusé à reconstituer un dinosaure, avec plus de 80 020 pièces, et a réinterprété le Cri de Munch , en version 3D, entre autres. Certaines créations sont juste folles !

Des créations tout en  LEGO  qui rendent aussi hommage aux plus grands œuvres de l'histoire, à l'image du  Penseur  de  Rodin , de la  Vénus de Milo , de la  Joconde  (qui a nécessité plus de 4500 pièces pour un résultat à l'échelle 1:1) de la vague d' Hokusai  ou encore de la  Nuit étoilée  de  Van Gogh  ou encore du  Baiser  de  Klimt .

Pour réaliser toutes ces pièces, l'artiste possède deux ateliers, l'un à New York et l'autre à Los Angeles : un vrai entrepôt de LEGO , où 4 millions de briques sont rangées dans des boîtes transparentes selon leur couleur, leur forme et leur taille. Il sourit et nous confie qu'il travaille " au cœur d'un arc-en-ciel de LEGO ", et qu'il est l'un des meilleurs clients de l'entreprise.

À la fin de l’exposition, impossible d'y échapper, une boutique nous propose de repartir avec des tonnes de LEGO, et met à disposition briques et jeux vidéo pour libérer votre créativité. Préparez-vous à l'invasion des briques, les amis !

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Step into a World of LEGO: The Art of the Brick Exhibition Just Landed in Miami

Calling all art enthusiasts, creativity seekers, and LEGO® lovers!

The Art of the Brick: An Exhibition of LEGO® Art makes has arrived in Miami , the iconic Magic City , transforming the iconic Olympia Theater into a wonderland of creativity .

This critically acclaimed exhibition, which has captivated audiences worldwide, brings to life over 150 awe-inspiring sculptures crafted from over one million LEGO® bricks .

Prepare to be astonished by the sheer scale and ingenuity of these masterpieces, as artist Nathan Sawaya showcases his remarkable talent for transforming ordinary LEGO® pieces into extraordinary works of art .

Step into a Realm of Imagination and Masterpieces

From the moment you step into the Olympia Theater, you’ll be enveloped in an atmosphere where imagination takes center stage.

The Art of the Brick will transport you into a world where  LEGO® bricks become the canvas for artistry.

Be mesmerized by the towering T-Rex, its menacingly realistic form brought to life with thousands of LEGO® pieces. Witness the intricate details of human figures, their expressions, and postures captured with remarkable precision.

As you venture deeper into the exhibition, prepare to be amazed by Sawaya’s reimagined versions of iconic art masterpieces.

Step into the vibrant swirls of Van Gogh’s Starry Night, recreated with awe-inspiring accuracy using LEGO® bricks. Gaze upon the enigmatic smile of Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, rendered in colorful LEGO® pieces.

The Art of the Brick experience goes beyond static sculptures, immersing you in a multimedia feast for the senses. Witness the innovative LEGO® multimedia collection, a collaboration between Sawaya and award-winning photographer Dean West.

These captivating images blur the lines between reality and creativity, transforming LEGO® bricks into mesmerizing artworks.

Embrace Your Creativity and Build Your Own Masterpieces

Your artistic journey doesn’t end with admiring the pieces on display. The Art of the Brick invites you to unleash your inner creativity and build your own LEGO® sculptures .

Interactive stations scattered throughout the exhibition provide a hands-on opportunity to explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® building, sparking your imagination and fostering a sense of artistic expression.

Mark Your Calendars

The Art of the Brick is not just for art enthusiasts and LEGO® fans; it’s an experience that appeals to all ages and backgrounds.

From children captivated by the vibrant colors and playful designs to adults inspired by ingenuity and artistry, The Art of the Brick has something to offer everyone !

With over 10 million visitors worldwide, The Art of the Brick has cemented its reputation as one of the most popular and critically acclaimed art exhibitions of our time.

Now, it’s Miami’s turn to experience this extraordinary spectacle, transforming the Olympia Theater into a hub of creativity and artistic expression.

Don’t miss the opportunity to experience The Art of the Brick: An Exhibition of LEGO® Art in Miami . From January 27th onwards, the Olympia Theater will become your gateway to a world of imagination, artistry, and unlimited creativity.

Prepare to be inspired, amazed, and captivated by Sawaya’s extraordinary LEGO® sculptures, and embark on an unforgettable artistic adventure in the heart of Miami .

📍 Location: Olympia Theater – 174 East Flagler Street, Miami, 33131-1130 🕒 Opening hours: – Mondays and Wednesdays: from 10AM to 7PM – Fridays: from 10AM to 8PM – Saturdays: from 9AM to 8PM – Sundays: from 9AM to 9PM ⏳ Duration: The visit will last approx. 60 minutes 👤 Age requirement: All ages are welcome 🎟️ Tickets: Tickets are on sale and available through Fever’s official website

If you’re looking for more fun and amazing attractions and activities in the city, make sure to check TourScanner’s post on fun and unusual things to do in Miami .

The Art of the Brick (2024)

October 10, 2023 

THE ART OF THE BRICK: The World’s Largest Display of LEGO® Art   Opens February 2024 at The Franklin Institute   

THE EXHIBIT FEATURES 100 INCREDIBLE WORKS OF ART MADE FROM MILLIONS OF LEGO BRICKS BY ARTIST NATHAN SAWAYA 

INCLUDING A PHILADELPHIA-EXCLUSIVE CREATION AND A 9,000-SQUARE-FOOT BRICK PLAY SPACE     Philadelphia October 10, 2023—THE ART OF THE BRICK, a captivating exhibition of intriguing works of art made exclusively from one of the most recognizable toys in the world, the LEGO® brick, opens at The Franklin Institute on February 17, 2024. The critically acclaimed collection of creative and inspiring pieces constructed using only LEGO bricks by renowned contemporary artist Nathan Sawaya will include a Philadelphia-exclusive creation currently in production by Sawaya. The exhibit returns to The Franklin Institute after a successful 2015 run, extended by popularity and demand. Public tickets will go on sale in early 2024.     Designed to inspire ingenuity and creativity, THE ART OF THE BRICK is the world's largest and most elaborate display of LEGO art, featuring more than 100 creations. The collection features original pieces as well as re-imagined versions of some of the world's most famous art masterpieces made exclusively from LEGO bricks, like Van Gogh's Starry Night and Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, as well as a gallery showcasing an innovative multimedia collection of LEGO brick infused photography produced in tandem with award-winning photographer Dean West.      Guests will get an up-close, in-person view of the iconic pop culture fan favorite, Yellow, a life-size sculpture of a man ripping his chest open with thousands of yellow LEGO bricks cascading from the cavity. In addition, they will be able to walk under a 20-foot-long T-Rex dinosaur skeleton made from bricks and come face-to-face with a giant LEGO skull. After exploring the exhibit galleries, guests will enter a 9,000-square-foot brick play space to build their imaginative creations using hundreds of thousands of colorful bricks.     THE ART OF THE BRICK is the first major museum exhibition to use LEGO bricks as the sole art medium. Sawaya transforms them into tremendous and thought-provoking sculptures, elevating the toy to the realm of art. Sawaya’s ability to transform this familiar toy into something meaningful, his devotion to spatial perfection, and the way he conceptualizes action enable him to elevate what almost every child has played with into the status of contemporary art.     “THE ART OF THE BRICK takes LEGO somewhere you wouldn’t expect and shows you things you have never seen before,” said artist Sawaya. “The goal with this collection of art is to demonstrate the potential of imagination and the power of creativity.”    THE ART OF THE BRICK will be presented in the Nicholas and Athena Karabots Pavilion and The Mandell Center through September 2, 2024. PECO, the Premier Corporate Partner of The Franklin Institute, is the Presenting Sponsor of THE ART OF THE BRICK. Liberty Coca-Cola is the Associate Sponsor.     About Nathan Sawaya & The Art of the Brick  Nathan Sawaya is an acclaimed New York-based artist who creates awe-inspiring artwork from a toy. His art focuses on large-scale sculptures using only LEGO bricks. Sawaya was the first artist ever to take LEGO into the art world, and his touring exhibition – THE ART OF THE BRICK® – has entertained and inspired millions of art lovers and enthusiasts. CNN heralded, “THE ART OF THE BRICK is one of the top 12 must-see exhibits in the world!” Sawaya’s childhood dreams were always fun and creative. He drew cartoons, wrote stories, and played with LEGO. Sawaya moved to New York City, attended NYU, and became a lawyer. After years of million-dollar mergers and corporate acquisitions, Sawaya realized he would rather be sitting on the floor creating art than in a board room. He walked away from the law and took an artistic risk on LEGO. Now, Sawaya is an author, speaker, and one of the most popular, award-winning contemporary artists of our time. For more information about Nathan Sawaya and his artwork, visit www.brickartist.com .    The Franklin Institute  Located in the heart of Philadelphia, The Franklin Institute is a renowned and innovative leader in the field of science and technology learning, as well as a dynamic center of activity. Pennsylvania’s most visited museum it is dedicated to creating a passion for learning about science by offering access to hands-on science education. For more information, visit www.fi.edu . 

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The World-Renowned ‘Art Of The Brick Experience’ Is Not To Be Missed!

This jaw-dropping exhibition has already stunned over 10 million people worldwide and is on CNN's list of "Must-See" exhibitions! Snag tickets now!🤩

The Art of the Brick: An Exhibition of LEGO® has already captivated audiences worldwide, drawing over 10 million visitors in cities like Paris, London, and soon Melbourne. Now, don’t miss its exclusive U.S. stop in Miami!

🚨 For the best deal, visit on Mondays, though any day is great for this experience. Get your tickets now! Get your tickets now ! 🚨 

This not-to-be-missed exhibition is open, showcasing how your favorite childhood building blocks can be transformed into incredible works of art. Nathan Sawaya, a former New York City corporate lawyer turned world-renowned contemporary artist, is the mastermind behind this exhibit, offering a completely new perspective on art. Explore larger-than-life sculptures and famous displays that have captivated guests at exhibitions across Europe and the U.S.

In Miami, guests can expect to see world-famous works such as ‘Yellow,’ perhaps Sawaya’s most renowned piece. This sculpture showcases the torso of a male figure ripping open his chest, revealing countless cascading LEGO® bricks pouring out of it.

Another highlight for dino lovers is the skeleton of a massive, 20-foot T-Rex. For classical art aficionados, there are unique interpretations of famous works , including Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss, Michelangelo’s David, Van Gogh’s Starry Night, Edvard Munch’s The Scream, and Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.

Prepare to be amazed just as the millions of fans around the world have been at ‘Art of The Brick’ exhibit, which is at Miami’s Olympia Theater at 174 E. Flagler Street!

Artist Nathan Sawaya, in a press release, described the exhibit: ‘The Art of the Brick takes LEGO® somewhere you wouldn’t expect and shows you things you have never seen before. The goal with this collection of art is to demonstrate the potential of imagination and the power of creativity.’

Finally, there’s a compelling art exhibit that celebrates a favorite childhood pastim e that so many people can relate to. You haven’t seen contemporary art quite like this before! 

Art of the Brick: An Exhibition of LEGO® Art

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The Art Of The Brick: The exhibition

The Art of the Brick immerses the visitor in the world of Nathan Sawaya: a cheerful and colorful world. The artist used more than a million bricks for this exhibition, creating over 70 works of art that can make adults and children smile and reflect. The collection includes a great variety of 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.

The Art of the Brick: An Exhibition of LEGO® Art

⭐  The Art of the Brick is the best-known LEGO® art exhibition in the world. After touring several cities and entering CNN's list of "Must-See" exhibitions, it is back in London! Critically acclaimed, the collection features works by artist Nathan Sawaya which are made from millions of LEGO® bricks. 🚨 Due to popular demand, new sessions and times are now open!  🚨 👉 For personalized packages and private sessions for full buyouts, please visit our website Highlights 🤩 Discover how one million LEGO® bricks have been turned into more than 100 works of art 🦖 Diversity of sculptures: a T-Rex nearly 6 meters tall, human figures, many animals, famous art, and other life-size sculptures 💀 Watch a spectacular LED light and sound show in a room with over 250 skulls moving in a series of waves 📸 An innovative multimedia collection of photographs made out of LEGO® ✨ Embrace your creativity and build your own sculptures at our playground area! 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 A family-friendly experience to be enjoyed by people of all ages 🌏 Visited by over 10 million people worldwide General Info 📅 Dates and times: select your date & time directly in the ticket selector ⏳ Duration: the visit will last approx. 60 minutes 📍 Location: The Boiler House, 152 Brick Ln, E1 6RU (the exhibition’s entrance is on Buxton Street) 👤 Age requirement: all ages are welcome ♿ Accessibility: The venue won’t be fully accessible due to a lack of step-free access until May. If you use a wheelchair, please consider buying tickets for sessions starting in May to enjoy the exhibition at its fullest. ❓ Please consult the FAQs of this experience here 🎁 To treat your friends and family to a The Art of the Brick  gift card, click  here Description Come and visit The Art of the Brick London, the most famous exhibition of LEGO® art! Find out how over a million LEGO® bricks have been transformed into more than 100 sculptures by artist Nathan Sawaya. Critically acclaimed, this collection includes not only original sculptures by the artist, but also new versions of great masterpieces such as Michelangelo's David, Van Gogh's The Starry Night and Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa. In addition to this, the exhibition also features an innovative LEGO® multimedia collection produced together with award-winning photographer Dean West. Visited by over 10 million people around the world, The Art of The Brick promises to be an event in London that's not to be missed!

User reviews

• Jane C. Mar 2024 Amazing art work, some of the exhibits needed to be appreciated through the eye of a camera Lens to get the true picture….worth visit to Brink Lane to see.
• Nicholas R. Mar 2024 A wonderful experience for everyone of all ages
• Tímea B. Mar 2024 I loved it. The whole exibition were very interesting.
• Candy B. Mar 2024 Great exhibition
• Catherine B. Mar 2024 Very enjoyable
• Debbie M. Mar 2024 Absolutely brilliant. Amazing. 😊
• Siva S. Mar 2024 We had a wonderful experience, being able to perceive art in a different dimension
• Kelly G. Mar 2024 Lovely morning at the Lego Exhibition
• Claire H. Mar 2024 We really enjoyed this exhibition. Some great Lego creations.
• Lucy W. Mar 2024 Amazing loved it! Very clever!
• Josepedrofigueira Mar 2024 Great experience. The pieces were true sculptures. Loved it!
• Martin F. Mar 2024 Me and my son absolutely loved this fascinating exhibition. It was great to be able to get up so close to the models. Very impressive
• Christ E. Mar 2024 Simply fantastic 🌟⭐️🌟⭐️🌟
• Rhona W. Mar 2024 A fun, interesting and thought provoking exhibition with some incredible pieces
• Ruth S. Mar 2024 Great exhibition, loved the interactivity at the end and the skull room, the masters section was amazing. Worth noting that the crow was missing its explanation which appeared later near the portrait of Andy Warhol etc.

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nspired by The Bricktionary book

The Bricktionary: The ultimate LEGO® A-Z exhibition, has been created to inspire LEGO builders’ imaginations and challenge visitors with new and fun interactive build zones! Filled with models inspired by the book, the exhibition also includes models from the Brickman collection, never-before-seen creations, and over 45 models from the imaginations of the Brickman team!

ncounter a brand new interactive experience with our Earthquake Challenge!

We’ve added a whole new level of challenge to our exhibition build zones for Bricktionary! In a Brickman exhibition exclusive, visitors to Bricktionary can build a LEGO® brick model to survive an earthquake! Learn how to make your LEGO builds strong, then test your skills against our Earthquake machine! How long can your build last?

eady to explore the galaxy?

Unleash your creativity and design a unique LEGO® spaceship inspired by Brickman’s brick-built X-Wing. What will be the purpose of your spaceship, how does it move, does it have blasters, and what is the color scheme? With thousands of LEGO parts to build with, your imagination is the only limit. Don’t be afraid to experiment and let your creativity soar!

ake a walk through LEGO A-Z

As part of the Bricktionary exhibition, the builders had a chance to build a LEGO® brick model of each letter in the English alphabet, showcasing both their skills and passion for LEGO. From Rockets to Trucks, Flowers to Towers, or even a giant LEGO brick, there’s something to inspire everyone to get out their LEGO bricks and start building!

Number of bricks: 94,380

Number of hours: 195

The Antonov An-225 Mriya was the largest cargo aircraft in the world. It was designed and built by Antonov Design Bureau in Ukraine.

Number of bricks: 100,000

Number of hours: 400

Standing over 2m tall and is built from over 100,000 bricks. This is the world’s largest LEGO Begonia Flower!

Number of bricks: 35,143

Number of hours: 290

The DeLorean time machine is an iconic symbol of the Back to the Future franchise and is famous for its stainless steel body, gull-wing doors, and flux capacitor.

Number of bricks: 61,399

Number of hours: 222

Dwarfing any regular road-going vehicle, the CAT 797F mining truck is big in every way imaginable, and constructing the LEGO brick version was no exception!

The Brickman is a team of skilled LEGO® brick craftspeople led by Ryan McNaught, aka “The Brickman.”  Ryan is a LEGO® Certified Professional, one of only 23 in the world and the only one in the Southern Hemisphere! Ryan is also the competition judge on the award-winning TV series LEGO Masters Australia.

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The Bricktionary: An Interactive Exhibition is an exciting LEGO® brick experience inspired by the book, The Bricktionary: the ultimate A-Z of LEGO® . Featuring over 45 models created by the Brickman team, this exhibition showcases some of the biggest and latest LEGO® brick models, including never-before-seen ones! With more than 150 individual models on display, visitors can enjoy a range of creations, from animals to fashion and fantasy.

The exhibition is perfect for sparking creativity, as visitors can build with over 1 million LEGO® bricks and take on brand new interactive challenges. At Bricktionary: The Interactive Exhibition, the safety of patrons and staff is top priority, with a commitment to a COVID-safe environment. Physical distancing measures, sanitiser stations, and capped visitor numbers will be in place. To secure a preferred session time, it is strongly recommended to pre-book. Don’t miss this chance to unleash your imagination and explore the world of LEGO®!

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Cincinnati Museum Center remains committed to the safety and well-being of our guests and staff. View our full visiting information here.

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Under normal circumstances we would try and move tickets to another day, however if that is not possible, due to COVID or other situations, then a full refund will be available.

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We are proud to support Companion Card. We offer complimentary admission to your companion person upon presentation of a valid companion card at the time of purchase.

What if I need to change my tickets? +

Please contact Guest Services at (513) 287-7000 for a refund or to reschedule.

Can you buy tickets at the door? +

Tickets are available to buy at the door, but we encourage you to buy tickets online before you arrive to ensure you can secure tickets for your preferred session time, as many are selling out, especially in the mornings and on weekends.

From what age will children be charged for entry? +

Children 3 years and over will be charged entry.

If I buy a family pass can it be used for 1 adult and 3 children? +

Yes, a family is classified as either 2 adults + 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children.

What is the age limit for children’s tickets? +

The age limit for children’s tickets is under 15 years and under.

Are food and drinks allowed? +

Food and beverages are not permitted in our galleries or exhibition spaces to ensure the preservation of our important collections.

Is there wheelchair and pram access? +

Yes, CMC is happy to offer the following services for those who need them. For more accessibility details please visit: https://www.cincymuseum.org/accessibility/

Are we able to take photographs? +

Yes, although commercial photography is not permitted

Will Ryan be at the event? +

Ryan will be visiting the exhibition periodically for special events-stay tuned to our social media for updates!

Le musée miniature de l'architecture     Laurier Québec

Découvrez le plus grand parc miniature en amérique considérée comme l'une des plus belle réplique architecturale au monde .

LA CITÉ INTERDITE DE PÉKIN LA GRANDE PLACE D'ANVERS AMSTERDAM Découvrez l'empire romain, le Taj Mahal, la pyramide de Keops, Big Ben, le château du Neushweinstein, le Royaume de la Lande du film Maléfique, le parlement de l'allemagne,  la cathédrale de Milan, les paquebots d'une dimension de 8'-0'' de la White Star line... Le Titanic, le Britannic et l'olympic ainsi que plusieurs autres.

Faite le tour du monde, c'est le plus grand parc miniature en amérique l'exposition déploie des bâtiments et monuments célèbre sous vos yeux en un panorama époustouflant que vous ne risquez pas d’oublier. découvrez san-francisco, dubaï, new-york, québec, las-vegas, toronto, londres, chicago, washington, montréal et expo 67, le vatican ainsi que plusieurs autres... en primeurs l'école de sorcelleries de poudlard de la série  d'harry potter d'une dimension inimaginable.  .

Une exposition de calibre international!

L’exposition permanente LUDOVICA est situé à Laurier Québec, nous y présenterons plus de 3000 répliques architecturales et monuments spectaculaires da ns le monde,  la portée de sa collection n’a d’égale que s on ampleur.

La visite est d'une durée de 60 à 120 minutes.

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• Moscow State University: The tallest of Moscow's Seven Sisters, it's been housing the State University since 1953, being the tallest educational building in the world with its 240m of height.
• Zuev Workers' Club: Projected by Ilya Golossov to be a recreational center for factory workers, its construction was finished in 1929 and it's still a reference in Constructivist architecture.
• Spasskaya Tower: Overlooking the Red Square, this clock tower on the Kremlin's walls was built by Milanese architect Pietro Antonio Solari back in 1491, and once the Kremlin's main entrance.
• State History Museum: The State History Museum complex has been open since 1872, and houses many artifacts, varying from pre-historical relics to artworks acquired by the old royalty.
• Mercury City Tower: The 5th tallest builing in Russia and Europe overall, this 338m tall skyscaper in the International Business Center stands out for its copper glass façade and spiky shape.
• Bolshoi Theater: First opened in 1825, it's home of the internationally renowned classical ballet company, and premiered works of composers such as Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich.

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Moscow Jewish Heritage Tour

Today Moscow is the home of more than 250 000 Jews, six Synagogues, several Jewish universities, a number of Jewish community centers, history museums and many educational organizations.

Jewish Moscow tour gets you acquainted with the Heritage of Jews residing in Russia and the capital before the Revolution, in Soviet epoch as well as modern Russia.

10:00 – meet your guide at the hotel lobby or any other place upon your request

10:30-11:30 Choral Synagogue (metro station: Kitay Gorod)

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12:00- 13:30 Lubavichi Synagogue (metro station Tverskaya, Pushkinskaya )

Our next spot is Lubavichi Synagogue on Bolshaya Bronnaya street

The Chabad Lubavich Synagogue holds regular services which are mostly in Hebrew. You will find the establishment quite pleasing.

The tour is conducted by Spielberg journalist Svetlana, who interviews survivors of the Holocaust and works for Spielberg organization and Moscow synagogue. If you have time , we will be happy to show you the movies in English about Sobibor survivors. During the tour, you also will have a chance to talk to locals Jews who survived Soviet time in Moscow and experience new Jewish life in Moscow.

13:30-14:00 –Lunch break in Synagogue cafeteria

15:00- 16:00 Tour of JCC (+ Jewish medical center, Charity center, Kosher grocery store)

Next we will visit JCC ( Jewish community center) in Marina Roscha and museum of Tolerance and Jewish history.

JCC in Marina Roscha is a place that never rests, with multiple daily services, two kosher restaurants (one meat, one dairy), and a plethora of educational and social programs. The community is an eclectic mix of Russian Jews, both religious and secular, with a large number of Israelis and Anglos. JCC contains Orthodox synagogue, gym, dating club, concert hall, exhibitions of Jewish painters, etc. The neighborhood also has kosher grocery stores, publishing house, Jewish medical center called after Rambam, Charity center. You will have chance to see all the services provided by JCC and talk to local Jews who are happy to share their impression about their life in Russia after the USSR.

17:00-18:00 Museum of Tolerance and Jewish history (entrance fee is 400 RUB)

Our next stop is museum of Tolerance and Jewish history . http://www.jewish-museum.ru/en/timeline

The main goal of the Jewish Museum & Tolerance Center is to establish a creative, interactive platform for dialogue between different cultures.

Visitors with a couple of hours to spare are able to gain an intriguing overview of the Museum, but its innovative format is designed to provide whole families with an enjoyable and stimulating full day out. There is a Library, Museum Shop, Research; Centre, Conference Halls, Children’s Centre and Kosher Café, and the Museum will also stage temporary exhibitions and joint projects in conjunction with leading institutions from around the world.

Both youngsters and adults will be encouraged to discuss the relationship between different cultures and individuals.

Blending history, culture, education and the latest technology within a unique architectural setting, the Museum is set to become one of Moscow’s key cultural landmarks.

18:00 – back to hotel Tour cost: 200 USD

Day 2. 10:00 – meet your guide at the hotel lobby or any other place upon your request 11:00-12:30- Tour of the Museum of the Jewish History

Museum of the Jews’ History  (Dimano metro station) http://www.mievr.ru/page.html?id=25&lang=ENG

For the most part in our Museum the history of the part of Jewry that had fallen under in the power of the Russian crown after three partitions of Poland is represented. In everyday life culture, religious traditions, language, customs this group was genetically connected to Ashkenazi Jews – the European Jewry. This is the name of the Jews, migrated to Poland from Germany and North France in the Middle Ages. As Fate willed, they became the subjects of the Russian Empire, but they weren’t given any rights even the right to freedom of movement. The region of their traditional habitation that used to play an important economic role in the days of the Poland’s independence, became a distant province of Russia – the Pale of Settlement .

Today the exposition of the Museum may be conditionally divided on two parts: – traditional culture – prevalent forms of community existence, education, charity, particular features of everyday life, observance of religious directions, “sacred service” (decorating synagogues and religious items); to this part it should be needed to ascribe the collection representing traditions and culture of non Ashkenasi Jewish Communities to this part of the exposition; – historical processes – mutual relations between the Jews and the society and authorities, the Jewish contribution into economy, culture and science development, a Jewish experience of land utilization and an attempt of creation of Jewish Autonomy in the USSR.

13:00-13:30 Coffee break 14:00-16:30 Victory Park with Holocaust memorial + Holocaust Memorial Synagogue

The Holocaust Memorial Synagogue   is a synagogue located on Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow. It was built in 1998 to complement an Orthodox church and a mosque that are also part of the outdoor museum dedicated to Russia’s victory in World War II .

The building of the Temple of the Memory on Poklonnaya Gora, a flat hill in the West of Moscow, between the Setun River and another hill, was constructed and opened on September 1998 in Boris Yeltsin ‘s presence. The construction of the Temple of Memory was financed by the Russian Jewish Congress – a non-profit charitable fund and the largest secular organisation of Russian Jews. The Temple of memory architect was Moshe Zarhy (Zarhy Architects) from Israel. In the Holocaust Memorial Synagogue there is a hall with a balcony, the offices for the rabbi and a library. An exhibition about history of the Jewish people and the Holocaust was located in the building. The building is also used as a museum. The interior of the building was designed by Frank Meisler , too. Meisler created wall sculptures showing Jerusalem, the Twelve Tribes of Israel and the Five Books of Moses.

17:30 Back to Hotel

The most popular Jewish souvenir to take home is Jewish Matreshka doll.

Tour cost: 200USD

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“Lego city” and new park complexes will appear in Moscow

Multifunctional modern entertainment complex “Lego city” will be built on the north-west of Moscow, on the airfield Tushino, within walking distance from the metro. Construction of the complex is previewed by the capital state program “The development of industry, recreation and tourism in 2012-2016 years.”

Also in the capital will appear the new memorial in the old Simonovo, associated with the history of the Kulikov battle, the extreme sports complex in New Peredelkino, the eco-park in the Lower Mnevniki and the Exhibition Centre in the art-park “Museon”, informs the news agency RIA Novosti.

It is also envisaged to develop the valley of river Kotlovka, Kraskovsky Riverlands, Maryino park and a park of historic landscape on Khodynka.

Significant changes are planned in the Moscow Zoo. There will be two parking and a new bridge connecting the old territory with the new one. The zoo will have one more entry – by Barrikadnaya Street, the construction of the pavilion “Greenhouse” will be finished.

In addition, within the program of expanding the boundaries of Moscow, the authorities have started to adjust the capital master plan of the city until 2025 – Media Post quote the deputy mayor of the capital on urban politics and the construction Marat Khusnullin.

Enumerating objects, which in the first place lacks in the capital, Khusnullin named primarily the parking places and stores within working distance. Also the deputy mayor drew attention to the lack of ice rinks in the city. 36 rinks in Moscow is very little, – said the deputy mayor.

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