Look up! in the autumn break with ARoS and LEGO® Space - ARoS

This autumn, ARoS sets its sight on the sky in anticipation of the launch of The Dome, a Skyspace by James Turrell. The group exhibition Sky Gazing explores how renowned artists across time have interpreted the vast spaces of cosmos.

The exhibition is also the focal point of this year's autumn break activities, where we will be building sky objects with LEGO® bricks and explore the world above us: Clouds, rockets, birds, planets, stars and much more!

You and your family can join the creation of a large LEGO mosaic throughout the week, inspired by one of the works you can experience in Sky Gazing.

You can also build your own space station, planet or sky filled with clouds in the LEGO Salon, which will be filled with LEGO pools and thousands of LEGO bricks! It all takes place on ARoS Level 3.

“We look forward to welcoming a lot of children and their families during the autumn break for a playful encounter with art. Our partnership with the LEGO Group is an important part of making art and creativity accessible to everyone – we hope many of you will join us and play along,” says Museum Director Rebecca Matthews.

“We're delighted to contribute to the ARoS Sky Gazing exhibition and to be able to offer visitors of all ages the chance to build their own spacecraft and other celestial objects. With plenty of LEGO bricks available, all you need is your own limitless imagination and creativity,” says Gulshanoy Tolipova-Gourdin, Marketing Director LEGO Nordics.

About the Sky Gazing exhibition
Sky Gazing - on view at ARoS from October 5, 2024 - explores how world renowned artists through time have interpreted and been inspired by the vast universe of celestial matter.
In a heady mix of iconic paintings, immersive installations, playful optics, and kinetic events Sky Gazing opens our eyes to the majesty and mystery of our evocative atmospheric canopy.

You can look forward to works by renowned artists such as Wassily Kandinsky, Douglas Gordon and Tacita Dean, as well as historical icons like Vilhelm Hammershøi and C.W. Eckersberg.

About the LEGO Group
The LEGO Group was founded in Billund, Denmark in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name is formed from the two Danish words “LEg GOdt”.

Today, the LEGO Group remains a family-owned company with headquarters in Billund, Denmark. The LEGO Group's products are sold in more than 130 countries worldwide.

The autumun break activities take place from October 12 – 20 from 10am – 4pm every day. It is free for everyone to participate after paying admission to the museum. Entrance is always free for anyone under the age of 18.

The holiday activities at ARoS is generously supported by Spar Nord Fonden.