In addition to LEGO Conventions where many LEGO fans come together to share their creations, a few of the most prolific LEGO artists have created traveling exhibitions highlighting their own work.
Most of these artists are part of the LEGO Certified Professional program, which allows them to purchase LEGO bricks in bulk direct from The LEGO Group.
This year’s convention felt like a homecoming of sorts — packed with positive energy, even more amazing MOC’s, a vibrant after-hours scene, and TV star vibes from a ton of LEGO Masters contestants.
Let’s learn more about the talented artist who chose black LEGO bricks as his preferred medium for massive projects like his 100,000-piece exhibition “Building Black: Civilizations.”
What’s more inspiring than a huge exhibit featuring two million LEGO bricks? Let’s join our newest contributor Christine for a tour of “Wonders of the World”, the latest show from LEGO Certified Professional Ryan McNaught (aka The Brickman).
This exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, IL features models of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Disney Castle, and more.
LEGO meets fine art in this amazing collection of sculptures on display at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, WA.
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