LEGO Art Keith Haring – Dancing Figures - Home Decor Building Set for Adults - Wall Art Decor - Gift Idea for Men, Women and Art Lovers who Enjoy DIY Arts and Crafts - 31216

I just got my set a few days ago, and I love it! I wish there was a red figure and a purple one, so we could have a whole rainbow of dancing figures. Or at least, could you design them and let us buy the bricks à la cart?Let me know if it happens. Thank yoooooou!!

Bought as a gift! Arrived in perfect conditions and was carefully packaged. I didn’t submit a picture because I forgot lol

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Five stars, very goog set and decor object. Also nice to build.

Present for brother with glioblastoma, only a few weeks to live. Seriously. Huge Keith Harring fan. I wanted gift to arrive before end of Hannukah. It did.

What a super fun set. And the graphics are so perfect. A real homage to the work of Keith Haring. The design work on the box and the instructions books (1 for each figure!) is magnificent. I love the display options, real thought gone into this, from the wall bracket to the colour coded tabletop stands. Bravo. Forget the paint and sip parties ladies and gents. Have a Lego Cocktail party, with a dance figure each! There is an original mural by Keith painted in February 1984 in Johnston Street Collingwood (Melbourne) Australia. At some point I will take the figures to get a photo in front of the wall.

Keith Haring was an amazing activist artist who created delight and whimsy, and this set exemplifies his art. It was interesting to build, with many creative techniques. It is a joy to look at and impresses all my friends, lego folks and non. It looks amazing as a display piece and I can't wait to rebuild it many times over. Hats off to the designers!

I'm a big Keith Haring fan, so I knew I'd have to buy this eventually. I hadn't built any Lego since the mid 90's, so I wasn't sure what to expect. They were slightly challenging at first but after the first figure, I started to enjoy building them. The only negative for me was that the colours don't match the original artwork as closely as they could. However, I still bought a 2nd set so they can be displayed around a Keith Haring print. I'd definitely recommend this set to others. It has started me off on a new hobby too.

I love the look of this set. It is easy to mount to the wall, or leave on the supplied stand. The build was a little repetitive, but certainly unique and fun. My own negative is the mismatched colours on the green/lime green set look a little odd.

I would give this 5 stars but unfortunately, the box came destroyed in the mail and I tried to get it exchanged but I couldn't so that's the rating I gave.

I’ve been purchasing off brand building block sets for a few months now and you know what? There hasn’t been a single missing piece from any set that I have received. Not one. I was so excited to purchase this set and put it together. Imagine my surprise when right out of the gate, in the VERY first bag of bricks, there’s a missing piece. And wouldn’t you know it, it’s not a common “have 1 million laying around” size piece; it’s not uncommon, but it’s an unusual shape. So I had to sort through my bins to see if I had one, and fortunately, I did, albeit pretty beat up and old. If I want to continue to build this set, I’ll either have to use this old beat up piece, or wait 8 to 12 days for my missing piece to arrive to me. To say that I’m disappointed is an understatement. Seriously. I purchased so, so many off brand sets lately, and not a single one has a missing piece. Not one. Lego: do better.