The Art of the Brick

During my childhood days, I remembered that I used to play Lego to build houses, car or anything within my creativeness.

If you are a fan of Lego or you want to recall your childhood memory in playing Lego, you can visit to The Art of the Brick which organised by ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.

The Art of the Brick featured New York Based artist Nathan Sawaya 52 sculptures! You will be amazed how Nathan Sawaya used the small brick of Lego to build such a great iconic sculpture which you never seen it before.

One of his quote: 'Currently, my favorite subject is the human form. A lot of my work suggests a figure in transition. It represents the metamorphoses I am experiencing in my own life. My pieces grow out of my fears and accomplishments, as a lawyer and as an artist, as a boy and as a man'.

It is such a great opportunity for you to visit The Art of the Brick and at the same time you could spend time with your love one in this exhibition.  Hurry down to Marina Bay Sands ArtScience Museum before it is too late!

Want to view more photos of The Art of the Brick? Visit my Facebook page here.

Singapore Pledge with Lego

What is the Singapore pledge mean to you? Project Meng and his group of volunteers show you how the pledge mean to them.

It took them almost 8 days to complete stop motion clip to create Singapore pledge with Lego! Please give them your support!

You can read Project Meng blog here to know how the stop motion was created!

Celebrate the Nation with Lego

This year, Singapore will be celebrating her 47th Birthday. As part of the celebration, up to 200,000 Lego bricks and minifigures will recreate a Mini Marina Bay Floating Platform replica on the National Day Parade (NDP).

For the price of SGD$5, you can be part of the Building a LovingSG charity. All proceeds will go to The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund. You can build a pair of customized Lego minifigures. One of the Lego minifigure will be placed on the seating gallery of the Marina Bay Floating platform and while the other one for you to keep for your participation.

On 22nd July 2012, Sunday, my aunt and I head down to Marina Square and participated in Building a LovingSG. It was crowded and many people queue-up to donate and build a pair of customized lego minifigures. We donated SGD$10 and made our lego minifigures and at the same time took some photographs of the Lego minifigures and the replica of Marina Bay Floating Platform which are displayed.

After customized our minifigures, we passed one of the minifigure to the volunteer and he put it at the seating gallery and glue it! I can't' wait to see the actual display during the National Day Parade on 9th August 2012!