The Art of the Brick: LEGO® Art Exhibition

⭐ The Art of the Brick is the LEGO® exhibition that has been visited by 10 million people worldwide. After huge success in multiple cities around the globe (earning a spot on CNN’s “must-see” list), the hit exhibition finally arrives in Lille. Critically acclaimed, the collection showcases works by artist Nathan Sawaya made from millions of LEGO® bricks.

🚨 Over 40K visitors in just the first month since the opening! Are you the only missing piece? Don’t miss out! 
👉 Please note that the LEGO sculptures cannot be touched

Highlights
🌎 The most famous LEGO® exhibition in the world
🎨 One million LEGO® bricks transformed into 90 works of art
🦖 A 6-meter-long T-Rex, a recreation of Van Gogh’s Starry Night, and many more surprises
📸 A mesmerizing installation of 250 illuminated “skulls” as part of a stunning LED spectacle
👀 All-new creations, including the “Organogenesis” gallery
✨ Unleash your imagination run free and build your own sculpture
📸 An innovative multimedia collection of photographs created using LEGO®
🎁 Give unforgettable memories! Purchase a gift card for The Art of the Brick: LEGO® Art Exhibition here

Groups
👉 For educational groups (10+ people), other large groups (25+ people) or private corporate events please book here (you can book now and pay later)

General Info
📅 Date: select your date/time directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: around 30-45 minutes
📍 Location: EuraTechnologies (ground floor) – 165 Avenue de Bretagne, Lille
👤 Age requirement: open to all
♿ Accessibility: the venue is wheelchair accessible
❓ See the FAQ for this experience here

Description
Visit The Art of the Brick in Lille, the world’s most famous LEGO® art exhibition. Discover how over one million LEGO® bricks have been transformed into more than 90 works of art by artist Nathan Sawaya. This critically acclaimed collection features Sawaya’s original sculptures as well as reimagined versions of some of the world’s most iconic masterpieces, including Michelangelo’s “David,” Van Gogh’s “Starry Night,” and Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa.” With more than 10 million visitors worldwide, The Art of the Brick is an event not to be missed. Get your tickets now!