Another YouTuber, Lily Hevesh, has made their way into the pages of the Guinness World Records. And, to many people’s surprise, dominoes were involved. Lily Hevesh is a well-known domino artist and ...
On Saturday, an excited, sold-out crowd oohed and aahed as more than 100,000 dominos fell in the West Court of the National Building Museum. A team of builders led by domino artist and YouTuber Lily ...
National Building Museum president Aileen Fuchs decided to bring in Hevesh as an artist in residence after receiving a tip from a trusted source: “Her kids are big fans of dominos,” says Hevesh. “And ...
Artist Lily Hevesh's 50-by-50-foot domino display at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. Elman Studios After an arduous ten days of lining up 100,000 tiles side by side, 25-year-old ...
Her domino designs were featured in the acclaimed documentary “Lily Topples the World” (2021) and her personal YouTube channel Hevesh5 has over 1.8 billion views and four million subscribers. This ...
June 26 (UPI) --A YouTuber who specializes in domino feats broke a Guinness World Record when she and her team assembled the world's tallest domino structure, measuring 33 feet and 2.74 inches tall.
A team of Domino enthusiasts recently broke the world record for the tallest Domino tower. Lily Hevesh, a YouTuber who specializes in elaborate Domino projects, recently assembled a team of fellow ...
The New Hampshire native’s art installation at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., is expected to go down with a chain reaction that will last eight full minutes She’s spent 10 days ...
An annual spectacle and crowd favorite, the Domino Toppling Extravaganza returns to BMAC for the 18th year in a row. Veteran domino toppler and YouTube superstar Lily Hevesh, Chris Wright, Michael ...
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