A new DC superhero exhibition opened on South Bank in London this month, and group rates are available when booking with Groups Direct.
The Art of the Brick: Super Heroes has been created by Lego artist Nathan Sawaya in collaboration with Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment, and is running until September.
The contemporary art exhibition uses nearly 2,000,000 bricks to create large-scale sculptures of famous super heroes and villains, from Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman, to The Joker and Harley Quinn.
Groups visiting the new exhibition will explore, through a series of immersive galleries, Sawaya’s interpretations of characters, vehicles, environments and themes found throughout the DC Super Heroes mythology.
The Lego sculptures will depict transformation and reinvention, strength and weakness, and good vs. evil.
More than 120 works of art will be on display in a purpose built space on South Bank, and highlights will include a 5.5 metre long Batmobile.
The London opening of The Art of the Brick: Super Heroes follows a successful run in Madrid.
More about Sawaya
Lego artist Nathan Sawaya took London by storm in 2014 with his exhibition The Art of the Brick: Super Heroes, and is said to be the first contemporary artist to bring Lego into the art world as a medium.
Sawaya is known for his painstakingly crafted work, with a focus on scale and colour and a conceptualisation of action of the subject matter.
He is the recipient of numerous awards that have recognised his artwork and cultural achievements.
Group rates
Group travel organisers booking tickets for The Art of the Brick: Super Heroes with Groups Direct will benefit from a reduced entry rate for parties of ten or more.
To make a booking call 0800-049 8309.
For further information visit groupsdirect.co.uk/tickets.
(Photo credit: Jane Hobson).
