The Art of The Brick exhibition, conceived by American artist and ex-lawyer-turned-artist Nathan Sawaya, transforms over a million LEGO® bricks into more than 100 stunning works of art. These include 3D reinterpretations of iconic masterpieces such as Klimt’s “The Kiss”, Michelangelo’s “The David”, Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” and Munch’s “The Scream”. Already a success in France (Paris, Bordeaux) and internationally, the exhibition will be held in the former Snipes store on Rue Saint-Férreol in Marseille. Tickets are now available until September 20, and tickets are now less expensive!
🚨This is your last chance to visit before it closes on September 20! Take advantage of 40% off the last tickets for the exhibition with the CODE: BRICKMAR40! 🤑
And right now, you can write your visit into posterity and etch it in your memory with a giant wall mural that lets you share your best LEGO memory!
The Art Of The Brick: LEGO madness gains ground in Marseille
In addition to the great masterpieces mentioned above, the exhibition also features impressive original pieces, such as a six-meter-long T-Rex dinosaur, realistic musical instruments and a reproduction of the north rose window of Chartres Cathedral. A gallery of 250 three-dimensional skulls completes this unique artistic experience, set in a truly atypical location: the former Snipes store premises.
What to expect:
🌎 The world’s best-known LEGO® exhibition
🎨 One million LEGO® bricks transformed into over 130 works of art
🦖 A T-Rex over 6 meters long, musical instruments of all kinds, a reproduction of Van Gogh’s Starry Night and many other surprises!
📸 A fascinating installation featuring 250 illuminated “skulls” in a breathtaking LED show
A veritable phenomenon in the art world for its spectacular and innovative dimension, with over 10 million visitors worldwide, “The Art of the Brick” is recognized as one of the must-see exhibitions according to CNN newspaper. One of the reasons for this success is its universal, intergenerational format, which is sure to appeal to young and old alike. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover art from a new angle, thanks to the famous LEGO® bricks. In fact, it’s time to get out your box!
For more information:
📅 Dates: every day except Tuesday
⏳ Duration: 50 mins approx.
📍 Location: 45 Rue Saint-Ferréol, 13001 Marseille