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This summer, an extraordinary journey awaits at the Springs Preserve. Brick Planet: A magical journey made with LEGO bricks opens its doors to visitors of all ages.
Created by award-winning artist Sean Kenney in partnership with Imagine and Science North, this exhibition brings the beauty of our natural world to life through the artistry of LEGO bricks. The new exhibit continues through Monday, Sept. 8.
Step into immersive environments inspired by Earth’s ecosystems, from the vibrant savannas to the icy polar regions, the bustling cityscapes, and the colorful ocean depths. Featuring
Kenney’s masterful sculptures, Brick Planet blends art and science in a way that sparks curiosity and inspires visitors to see the world in a whole new way.
“At Imagine, we are dedicated to creating experiences that inspire wonder and connection,” said Tom Zaller, President and CEO of Imagine. “Partnering with Sean Kenney and Science North to develop Brick Planet has been an incredible collaboration, and we are proud to bring this stunning exhibition to the Springs Preserve. We know it will capture hearts and minds while celebrating the creativity and beauty of our planet.”
Kenney, whose critically acclaimed work has been featured in The New York Times, PBS Arts, and LEGO Masters, uses LEGO bricks to craft intricate, larger-than-life sculptures that highlight the interconnectedness of nature.
From his playful Polar Bear and Cubs to the striking Disappearing Rhino, every piece invites visitors to reflect on the importance of caring for the Earth and the creatures that reside here.
Brick Planet is included with general admission to the Springs Preserve. Admission for Nevada residents is $9.95 for adults and $4.95 for kids ages 3-17; Admission is free for Springs Preserve members and children 2 and under. Visit springspreserve.org for more information.