Went to the ArtScience Museum for
a sculpture exhibition (if I may call it that)
using LEGO® bricks as the sole medium.
Can you find me at the entrance to the exhibition?
Thought this would be nice if it were made of real Lego bricks too.
Thought this would be nice if it were made of real Lego bricks too.
"there is no idea that cannot be expressed with LEGO, " said Nathan Sawaya, the artist.
Reckon we shall just let pictures do the talking and see if you get some of the ideas. ha.
Use of shadow to outline figures that you can creature with lego.
Mummy thought the only LEGO in this room are the things on the table top and probably the painting. but NO!
The entire room, including the tiles, drawers, even the easel, is made of Lego bricks!
how bout a 2D photo of myself made of Lego bricks?
these are just some of the many pieces in this exhibition.
Me tired and was glad to find a seat halfway thru' it.
Thought it'd be fun if the armchair is made of Lego too. but maybe it won't be comfortable then. ha.
Life-sized Lego sculptures are everywhere here.
So much so that when we open this door to "The Emotion Box" which was dark on the other side,
Mummy saw some figures and took care not to knock into them, thinking they were Lego too.
Actually they were just real people standing there.
ha. silly mummy.
sculptures in this emtion box are quite graphic...
One of my favourite exhibit:
(Almost) Life-sized T-Rex!
Mummy's take-away from this exhibition:
"I carry a little sketchpad, wherever I go. I'm forever jotting down ideas."
A remind for Mummy to keep a sketchpad in our outing bag like she used to do when I was younger.
Don't forget to save some time for the activities area at the end of the exhibition!
It looks really fun but we didn't have much time for it cos we went near the closing hour.
Head down to The ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands before the exhibition is gone.
Now til 26 May 2013
and don't forget to join these workshops while u're there!
Additional sessions: Monday to Friday, 18 to 22 March & Friday, 29 March | 12.30pm - 2pm
Art of Play Space in The Art of the Brick (Level 3)
Complimentary and open to The Art of the Brick ticket holders.
Forget the usual paint brush! In this colorful workshop, use LEGO® bricks to create a variety of print patterns on different surfaces.
* From 17 March, the workshops will be conducted only on Saturdays.
Additional sessions: Monday to Friday, 18 to 22 March & Friday, 29 March | 3pm - 4:15pm
Art of Play Space in The Art of the Brick (Level 3)
Complimentary and open to The Art of the Brick ticket holders. Limited to 20 participants per session; register half an hour before start of session at the Art of Play Space.
Create your own 15-second stop motion film inspired by the works on display in The Art of the Brick exhibition. Write, direct and produce an animation using LEGO bricks and other toy block mediums. Your films will projected for all visitors to enjoy.
Reckon we shall just let pictures do the talking and see if you get some of the ideas. ha.
Use of shadow to outline figures that you can creature with lego.
Mummy thought the only LEGO in this room are the things on the table top and probably the painting. but NO!
The entire room, including the tiles, drawers, even the easel, is made of Lego bricks!
how bout a 2D photo of myself made of Lego bricks?
these are just some of the many pieces in this exhibition.
Me tired and was glad to find a seat halfway thru' it.
Thought it'd be fun if the armchair is made of Lego too. but maybe it won't be comfortable then. ha.
Life-sized Lego sculptures are everywhere here.
So much so that when we open this door to "The Emotion Box" which was dark on the other side,
Mummy saw some figures and took care not to knock into them, thinking they were Lego too.
Actually they were just real people standing there.
ha. silly mummy.
sculptures in this emtion box are quite graphic...
One of my favourite exhibit:
(Almost) Life-sized T-Rex!
Mummy's take-away from this exhibition:
"I carry a little sketchpad, wherever I go. I'm forever jotting down ideas."
A remind for Mummy to keep a sketchpad in our outing bag like she used to do when I was younger.
Don't forget to save some time for the activities area at the end of the exhibition!
It looks really fun but we didn't have much time for it cos we went near the closing hour.
Head down to The ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands before the exhibition is gone.
Now til 26 May 2013
and don't forget to join these workshops while u're there!
The Art of the Brick Programming
Playing with Patterns
Saturdays & Sundays* | 12:30pm – 2pmAdditional sessions: Monday to Friday, 18 to 22 March & Friday, 29 March | 12.30pm - 2pm
Art of Play Space in The Art of the Brick (Level 3)
Complimentary and open to The Art of the Brick ticket holders.
Forget the usual paint brush! In this colorful workshop, use LEGO® bricks to create a variety of print patterns on different surfaces.
* From 17 March, the workshops will be conducted only on Saturdays.
Stop Motion Workshop
Saturdays | 3pm – 4:15pmAdditional sessions: Monday to Friday, 18 to 22 March & Friday, 29 March | 3pm - 4:15pm
Art of Play Space in The Art of the Brick (Level 3)
Complimentary and open to The Art of the Brick ticket holders. Limited to 20 participants per session; register half an hour before start of session at the Art of Play Space.
Create your own 15-second stop motion film inspired by the works on display in The Art of the Brick exhibition. Write, direct and produce an animation using LEGO bricks and other toy block mediums. Your films will projected for all visitors to enjoy.
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