
Time is running out for you to see the world-famous ‘Art of the Brick Immersive’ exhibit in Atlanta! Don’t miss your chance to see over 100 stunning sculptures made from millions of LEGO® bricks, witnessing renowned artist Nathan Sawaya’s creativity first-hand before the exhibition leaves for good in a few weeks!
The exhibit has impressed 10 million fans worldwide, so don’t miss out on seeing this jaw-dropping exhibition. Grab your tickets here now!
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If you loved building with LEGO® pieces as a child, you would love the details of these stunning sculptures! We can’t think of a better experience to lean into that childhood nostalgia than the ‘Art of the Brick Immersive’ exhibit at Exhibition Hub Atlanta Art Center!
The global premier of this exhibition in Atlanta is a bit different than others, as it’s the first one ever with a digital element! There’s a classic side featuring traditional sculptures and another area with immersive rooms, allowing guests to experience these iconic works of art with video mapping, 360-degree projections, and incredible moving installations.
What we love most about this exhibit is the range of sculptures. You’ll find everything, including human figures, landscapes, toys, games, everyday items turned into extraordinary art like shoes and an umbrella, and even famous paintings that turn iconic brushstrokes into LEGO® masterpieces.
Some incredible highlights you won’t want to miss include the humanity space, showcasing Sawaya’s most iconic human figures. The skulls room is an out-of-this-world area with mirrors covering the walls and floors with 250 LEGO® skulls moving thanks to motors, accompanied by a 7-minute light show.
Of course, one of Sawaya’s most famous works is on display in Atlanta, albeit a much larger version than ever showcased before at around 6.5 feet. Yellow is a bright lemon-hued sculpture that shows an up-close torso of a man who rips open his chest to reveal countless LEGO® bricks pouring out of it. Guests will enjoy different shades of yellow reflected onto the walls in this space.
The artist said in a press release, “Yellow always draws a lot of attention from adults as well as children. Why? I think we grown-ups appreciate how cathartic ‘opening oneself up to the world’ can be for our souls. And the kids? Probably because yellow guts spilling onto the floor looks cool. For me, this piece is about the metamorphosis I have been through on my journeys.”
This exhibit has stunned 10 million viewers worldwide, from Boston to Brussels, so don’t miss out on exploring it in Atlanta before it leaves!Other standouts at the Atlanta exhibit are “Rainbow,” which celebrates humanity, the 25-foot ‘Swimmer,’ the ‘Pinching Hand,’ and ‘Park Bench Person’ in eye-popping yellow.
The ‘Art of The Brick Immersive Experience’ has already received excellent reviews from reporters, including Cathy Cobbs from Rough Draft Newspaper, who shared, “The exhibit exceeded all my expectations, as I know it has for many.” It has also received many five-star reviews from attendees who have experienced it so far in Atlanta!
Jane K. – 



“All the members of our group loved it!”
Enrique P. – 



“It was amazing. I didn’t expect to be moved by the LEGO® artwork, but I was. I thought I would be impressed, which I was, but I didn’t expect some of the work to be so emotive.”
Milla M.– 



“This was a wonderful exhibit!!!!!”
Grab your tickets to the ‘Art of The Brick Immersive Experience’ in Atlanta, and get ready to marvel at this legendary work by an artist who has broken the mold!