It seems 2021 is the year for all LEGO fans – we’ve seen plenty of the nostalgic brick toys, be it in the form of IKEA’s LEGO range or a huge new retail store at Suntec. From now till 14th November 2021, there’s more to see with Singapore Brickfest popping up at ION Orchard.
Entry is free for all!
Everyone knows of LEGO – regardless of whether you’re 50 or 5. This exhibit is here to show you just how massive LEGO builds can get with works constructed by fans and international award-winning Adult Fans of LEGO (AFOL) alike.
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At the entrance of the exhibition, find a supersized medieval castle diorama complete with a treehouse village and riverbank to marvel at. Just imagine the patience needed to put that together block by block!
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Walk further into the exhibition space to find a myriad of creations by world-class LEGO artists.
Aficionados may recognise names such as Kelvin Low and Arthur Cao, builders from Titans Creation.
SG Icons by Jeffery Kong
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Also find SG-inspired builds with miniature models of local landmarks and the oriental-style Three Generations Of Happiness – essentially the idealised home of many of the folks from our grandparents’ era.
Three Generations Of Happiness by Evan Chang
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For those interested in upping their LEGO game, there will also be online workshops by artist Jeffrey Kong that you can sign up for. More details coming soon on Singapore Brickfest’s Facebook page.
Orchard may be best known for shopping, but the next time you swing by the area, visit Singapore Brickfest which will be here for a limited time only before it’s gone. Be sure to register your visit on Eventbrite beforehand.
Singapore Brickfest 2021
Date: Until 14th November 2021
Time: 11AM-9PM, Daily
Venue: ION Gallery, Level 4, ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
Singapore Brickfest 2021 website
Cover images adapted from: Singapore Brickfest
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