Sydney Light Festival

• Vivid Sydney will be the biggest international music and light festival in the Southern Hemisphere. It includes Luminous, a music festival at Sydney Opera House curated by Brian Eno; Fire Water, a free event featuring three nights of flame, food and spectacles in The Rocks; and Creative Sydney, a series of creative industry seminars, workshops and performances.
  A light art work titled 'Cycle!' is displayed in Sydney, May 25. The work will form part of the 'Smart Light Sydney' light walk, which features 25 stunning light art works by local and international artists, which celebrate sustainable innovations and the future of low-energy lighting design.
  
  
  

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• Artists Mark Hammer and Andre Kecskes pose while looking at their lighting Illustration titled 'Rainbow' during a media preview of the Smart Light Sydney Light Walk from Observatory Hill to the Opera House on May 25 in Sydney.
  
  
  

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• "Luminous" by Brian Eno is projected onto and beyond the Sydney Opera House as part of the Vivid Festival in Sydney May 26.
  Eno's audio-visual masterpiece, 77 Million Paintings, conceived as 'visual music' is an ever-changing image/sound installation. Presented in association with Smart Light, the sails will remain lit for the three weeks of Luminous.
  
  
  

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• A man enjoys "Festival of the Stars" as part of the Vivid Festival at Sydney Observatory May 26.
  
  
  

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• A light art work by artist Warren Langley titled 'Vessel of (Horti) Cultural Plenty' is seen against the backdrop of Sydney's skyline May 25.
  
  
  

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• The Museum of Contemporary Art is covered with an "electric canvas" during a media preview one day before the start of the new Vivid Festival in Sydney, May 25.
  
  
  

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• Ferries shuttle passengers past a light art work by artist Brain Eno projected onto the Sydney Opera House during the opening night of the Smart Light Sydney Festival on May 26.
  
  
  

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• Streaks of light recorded from passing traffic during a time-exposure pass though light art work projected on trees on Argyle Street May 25 in Sydney.
  
  
  

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• Light art work by artist and musician Brian Eno is projected onto the Sydney Opera House during the opening night of the Smart Light Sydney Festival on May 26.
  
  
  

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• A woman walks though a light art work projected inside a tunnel on Argyle Street May 25 in Sydney.
  
  
  

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