Making its Vivid Sydney debut this year, the Central Station Clock Tower, a railway icon, comes alive to celebrate Sydney rail’s origins and conjure the trains of the future.
Celebrating the evolution of rail transportation, this dynamic installation invites you to take a great train journey through time with us.
Martin Place has traditionally been considered the ‘centre’ of the city of Sydney, so it’s more than suitable that it should also be the ‘centre’ of Vivid Sydney.
See cutting-edge projections, extraordinary installations and a showcase of the Creative Industries Food inspirations.
Deep Forest at Martin Place is where an oasis has been created by the fusion of artists and chefs for you to enjoy!
Barangaroo South joins the Vivid Sydney line-up for the first time in 2017 with an exciting illuminated trail of light installations
Visitors to Vivid Sydney’s newest CBD precinct will uncover secret worlds and create their own universe as they wander and weave through the streets and laneways of Barangaroo
The 2017 Vivid Light Walk is a journey that takes you through streets, byways and secret places, by harbour coves, garden parklands and new parts of the city.
There are over 65 works on show, many are thought-provoking, ingenious, magical, witty, hilarious, awe-inspiring and stunningly beautiful
The busiest stretch of installations at Vivid Sydney 2017 is the Vivid Light Walk which trails around the foreshore from the expanded Royal Botanic Gardens, past the Sydney Opera House, through Circular Quay passing the Museum of Contemporary Art. Then onto Cadman’s Cottage and the lanes and backstreets of The Rocks, through to Campbell’s Cove and onto the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Now in its ninth year and one of Sydney’s most popular winter events, Vivid Sydney again wowed the city with multimedia light shows, music, art, talks and ideas.
Vivid Sydney returned to Darling Harbour Precinct in 2017 with activities and events to engage audiences of all ages.
The Darling Harbour precinct is the setting for one of the most thrilling spectacles of Vivid Sydney 2017, the astonishing and technologically advanced Magicians of the Mist.
Magicians of the Mist came together through a passionate collaboration between artists and composers, engineers, a ‘fountaineer’, pyrotechnicians and other leaders in their fields.
This extraordinary work straddles the blurred line between art and technology that defines the digital era, celebrating the power of creativity and innovation
Dreamscape, the world’s largest interactive lighting display links the entire Quay precinct from the Sydney Opera House to the Sydney Harbour Bridge into one cohesive canvas of light.
Key features of the installation are its accessibility and interactivity, enabling participants to control the colour, texture and pattern of lighting along the entire precinct.
Chatswood’s buildings, shopping malls, streets and lane ways have been reinvented as a retro-futuristic smart city called Future City, Smart City, with ingenious installations and light sculptures inspired by the ‘Steampunk’ design aesthetic of 19th century steam-powered machinery
The Royal Botanic Garden expands its presence in Vivid Sydney 2017.
A collaboration and showcase between artists and collectives, young and old – where new developments in projection, lighting and sound technology enable them to use plants, rock walls, tree canopies and even the magnificent trunks of 100-year-old Ficuses, as organic canvases, the nexus perhaps, of art and botany