By / MOOK Travel Editorial Team
"The Art of the Brick," selected by CNN as one of the world’s must-see exhibitions, is back in Taiwan. In 2012, the exhibition drew nearly one million visitors in Taiwan. This time, New York artist Nathan Sawaya returns with double the number of artworks compared to five years ago. The showcase includes series such as “World-Famous Paintings” and “Art Sculptures,” bringing back iconic pieces like the globally renowned “Yellow” and “My Boy,” while also featuring a mysterious surprise created especially for Taiwanese audiences — promising to recreate the wonder of the past.
"The Art of the Brick," selected by CNN as one of the world’s must-see exhibitions, is back in Taiwan. In 2012, the exhibition drew nearly one million visitors in Taiwan. This time, New York artist Nathan Sawaya returns with double the number of artworks compared to five years ago. The showcase includes series such as “World-Famous Paintings” and “Art Sculptures,” bringing back iconic pieces like the globally renowned “Yellow” and “My Boy,” while also featuring a mysterious surprise created especially for Taiwanese audiences — promising to recreate the wonder of the past.
Nathan Sawaya is a world-renowned Lego
Internationally renowned "Yellow" and "My Boy"
Nathan Sawaya’s footprint has spanned the globe with his exhibitions, where he observes society and reflects on the self. Just like his famous portrait works "Yellow" and "My Boy," these pieces are whimsical and intriguing yet carry profound life philosophies, breaking the notion that LEGO® bricks are merely toys. Through LEGO®, he leads audiences to discover the fun of art.
First public series in Taiwan !
Recreating iconic artworks from various periods—ancient stone caves, the Renaissance, Impressionism, and Pop Art—using LEGO® bricks. The exhibition takes audiences on a journey through time, playfully reinterpreting masterpieces such as the "Mona Lisa," "The Starry Night," and "The Scream," showcasing the dual charm of LEGO® and art.
Building timeless classics with bricks !
Many famous statues historically carved from earth and stone—David, Venus, The Thinker, the Terracotta Army—are now given new life by Nathan Sawaya using LEGO® bricks. Colorful and playful, these once cold statues now radiate a different kind of warmth, yet remain just as iconic !
Nathan Sawaya’s footprint has spanned the globe with his exhibitions, where he observes society and reflects on the self. Just like his famous portrait works "Yellow" and "My Boy," these pieces are whimsical and intriguing yet carry profound life philosophies, breaking the notion that LEGO® bricks are merely toys. Through LEGO®, he leads audiences to discover the fun of art.
First public series in Taiwan !
Recreating iconic artworks from various periods—ancient stone caves, the Renaissance, Impressionism, and Pop Art—using LEGO® bricks. The exhibition takes audiences on a journey through time, playfully reinterpreting masterpieces such as the "Mona Lisa," "The Starry Night," and "The Scream," showcasing the dual charm of LEGO® and art.
Building timeless classics with bricks !
Many famous statues historically carved from earth and stone—David, Venus, The Thinker, the Terracotta Army—are now given new life by Nathan Sawaya using LEGO® bricks. Colorful and playful, these once cold statues now radiate a different kind of warmth, yet remain just as iconic !
Built with LEGO
【Info】
Awesome！Bricks – The Art of the Brick
Date: From now until September 10 (open every day throughout the exhibition period)
Time: 09:00–18:00 (last admission at 17:30)
Venue: Huashan 1914 Creative Park, Middle Section 4 AB Halls
Address: No. 1, Section 1, Bade Road, Taipei City
Organizers: New Shibo International / Nathan Sawaya / The Art of the Brick
【On-site Ticket Prices】
Single Ticket: NT$290 (for general public)
Child Ticket: NT$240 (for children aged 7 to 12 inclusive)
Toddler Ticket: NT$220 (for toddlers aged 3 to 6 inclusive)
Concession Ticket: NT$145 (for seniors aged 65 and above (with valid ID), persons with disabilities (with valid ID), and one accompanying person for a person with disabilities (must enter with the disabled person at the same time))
Free Admission: Children under three years old (born after June 1, 2014, with valid ID, must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket)
Awesome！Bricks – The Art of the Brick
Date: From now until September 10 (open every day throughout the exhibition period)
Time: 09:00–18:00 (last admission at 17:30)
Venue: Huashan 1914 Creative Park, Middle Section 4 AB Halls
Address: No. 1, Section 1, Bade Road, Taipei City
Organizers: New Shibo International / Nathan Sawaya / The Art of the Brick
【On-site Ticket Prices】
Single Ticket: NT$290 (for general public)
Child Ticket: NT$240 (for children aged 7 to 12 inclusive)
Toddler Ticket: NT$220 (for toddlers aged 3 to 6 inclusive)
Concession Ticket: NT$145 (for seniors aged 65 and above (with valid ID), persons with disabilities (with valid ID), and one accompanying person for a person with disabilities (must enter with the disabled person at the same time))
Free Admission: Children under three years old (born after June 1, 2014, with valid ID, must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket)
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