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Vibrance: Lego Art by Brickworkz opens tomorrow at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen

These bricky works of art just might inspire you to pick-up your Legos again or perhaps open a child’s eyes to the infinite creative possibilities of those little bits of plastic.

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If you’ve ever put together more than two Lego bricks or have a obsessed family member it’s well worth your time to check out this exhibit. Brickworkz is the brainchild of Brian Korte and he produces amazing works of art that will impress young and old alike. possibilities

From The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen Facebook:

Opening Reception: Thursday, March 30, 6-9pm – FREE TO ATTEND! Wine and refreshments will be served!
On display: March 30 – May 21

Back by popular demand, award-winning Richmond brick artist Brian Korte from Brickworkz will have colorful mosaics on display, made entirely with LEGO bricks! This year’s theme is “Vibrance” so expect to see bright, colorful works (and some old favorites as well).

The March 30th opening reception is FREE from 6-9pm and open to the public/family-friendly. Wine and refreshments will be served! Plus, attendees will have a chance to meet and greet the artist, explore our additional art galleries, and discover unique finds in our gift shop! Mark your calendars and we will look forward to seeing you on March 30 at 6pm at The Cultural Arts Center!

 

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Richard Hayes is the co-founder of RVAHub. When he isn't rounding up neighborhood news, he's likely watching soccer or chasing down the latest and greatest board game.