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Vivid Sydney Connect Charlotte Th E For 23 days and nights, Sydney is illuminated from 6pm to 11pm with grand-scale projections, light sculptures and installations. positional here positional cover artwork cover Transparency insert cover insert cover about this about box size box of your your of vivid sydney MAP Step into the amazing world of Vivid Light, Music & Ideas at all your 10% favourite precincts including new precincts Kings Cross and VIVID SYDNEY SHINES Barangaroo (South). The Rocks Barangaroo (South) The largest festival of its kind in the world, Vivid Sydney Sustainability: Vivid Sydney has again partnered with shines from Friday 26 May to Saturday 17 June 2017 the Banksia Foundation to measure and improve its Campbells Cove Kings Cross with an inspiring new program of amazing light art, sustainability performance. All grid-connected light Royal Botanic Garden Chatswood cutting-edge music performances, creative talks, installations at this year’s event will be powered by Martin Place Taronga Zoo workshops and showcases. 100% GreenPower accredited renewable energy. Darling Harbour Please ask for service GETTING THERE ACCESS AND INCLUSION Major roads in the Sydney CBD will be closed during Vivid Sydney. On Monday to Thursday nights some roads will Vivid Sydney, with our Access & Inclusion partner Cushman close from 7pm. On Friday night’s key roads close from 6pm and on weekends major road closures go in place & Wakefield, works to create an inclusive event for everyone. from 5pm. Roads in Chatswood will close from 7pm on Thursday and Friday nights and from 5pm on weekends. Highlighted on this map are our accessible viewing areas. Public transport will be the easiest way to get around the city over the 23 nights of the festival, especially on For accessible taxi ranks and up to date information on road weekends when the crowds are big and the road closures are extensive. Extra trains and buses will run on the closures please visit livetraffic.com. For further information on busier nights to help people get to and from the precincts so don’t consider driving when planning your Vivid our access services including audio descriptions of Light Walk experience. For everything you need to know about road closures and getting around Vivid Sydney by public installations, Auslan interpreted events and booking accessible transport go to vividsydney.com/transport or call 131 500. minibus drop offs, please visit vividsydney.com/accessibility. Light Walk & Features Train Station Ferry Wharf Bus Station Light Rail Food & Beverage VIVID SYDNEY AT TARONGA ZOO 26 MAY – 17 JUNE (5.30 – 9.30PM WITH 8:30PM LAST ENTRY) Vivid’s wildest precinct Taronga Zoo will light up with an illuminated trail comprised of giant animal multimedia light sculptures. 01 Bilby 01 Port Jackson Shark 02 Platypus 02 Tasmanian Devil 03 Marine Turtle 03 Pelican 04 Regent Honeyeater 04 Gorillagram 05 Sumatran Rhinoceros 05 Bush Turkey 06 Sumatran Tiger 06 Echidna 07 Asian Elephant 07 Chameleon 08 Sun Bear 08 Funnel-web Spider 09 Pangolin 09 Saltwater Crocodile 10 Corroboree Frog 10 Rock Engraving Cliff Lanterns TO THE CITY TARONGA ZOO FERRY WHARF VIVID SYDNEY AT KINGS CROSS TO 26 MAY – 17 JUNE (VARIOUS TIMES) THE CITY The birthplace of Sydney’s avant-garde will welcome Vivid KX, a series of bohemian inspired music and theatrical events held across Kings Cross and Darlinghurst. Australia’s famous Coca-Cola billboard will come alive and showcase the colour of Kings Cross in a special surprise activation. 01 Kings Cross Hotel 02 Coca-Cola Billboard 03 The World Bar KINGS CROSS STATION 04 Crane Bar 05 Hayes Theatre VIVID SYDNEY AT CHATSWOOD 26 MAY – 17 JUNE (5.30 – 10.30PM) 08 CHATSWOOD Journey from the Chatswood Interchange to Westfield Chatswood CHASE HAVLAH STREET and The Concourse and be dazzled by digital animations and an HIGHWAY PACIFIC amazing collection of installations as the CBD is reinvented as a FERGUSON THLANEE NERIDAH STREET RAILWAY STREETRAILWAY CONCOURSE BERTRAM STREET funky, retro-futuristic smart city. Stay and enjoy shopping, dining VICTORIA AVENUE and market stalls. HELP STREET 06 07 ARCHER STREET ENDEAVOUR STREET CHATSWOOD MALL 05 SPRING STREET 01 Voxelscape ANDERSON STREET 04 03 02 Gear Shift BROWN STREET CHARLOTTELANE 03 Canopy of Light VICTOR STREET CHATSWOOD WESTFIELD 04 Crossword 01 INTERCHANGE 05 Octopoda 02 06 Future City, Smart City ALBERT AVENUE CHATSWOOD STATION TO 07 Steampunk WaterWorld THE CITY 08 Light Bounce (day time) HUAWEI FORD AMERICAN EXPRESS huawei.com.au ford.com.au amex.com.au/vividsydney Huawei returns to Vivid Sydney with an interactive installation at Ford makes its debut as a Vivid Partner through a spectacular American Express is proud to join Vivid Sydney for the first Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour. One of the leading lights in and engaging installation: Freedom of Movement at Dawes Point time as a Vivid Partner. During Vivid Sydney, Card Members are information and communications technology, visit the Huawei Hub Inspired by Henry Ford’s vision “to change the way the world moves”, invited to enjoy a panoramic view of the Vivid Light Walk while to see the latest devices from the leader in mobile telephony and Freedom of Movement comes to life through a set of humble swings relaxing in the American Express Invites Lounge*, located on discover how Huawei is innovating for a better connected Australia. that combine the wonder of motion with the freedom to ‘go further’. Level 6 of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. *Subject to change. T&Cs apply. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONNECT WITH VIVID SYDNEY Proudly owned, managed and produced by Vivid Partners Vivid Collaborators /vividsydney #vividsydney Vivid Supporters positional here positional cover artwork cover +vividsydney vividsydneyTransparency insert cover insert cover about this about box size box of your your of vividsydney10% vividsydney.com Vivid Precincts Sustainability PartnerAccess & Inclusion Partner Vivid Precinct Contributors TO TARONGA ZOO TO PRECINCT DOWNLOAD THE vivid sydney APP! CHATSWOOD PRECINCT Download the Vivid Sydney app to view suggested itineraries and conveniently located light installations and events that are close to your location. Save your favourite installations, events and precincts across all your devices with a My Vivid log in. CIRCULAR QUAY STATION WYNYARD STATION MARTIN PLACE STATION TO PYRMONT BAY KINGS CROSS PRECINCT ST JAMES STATION VIVID PARTNER & SUPPORTER ACTIVATIONS Vivid Partners HUAWEI H1 Huawei Hub (Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour) FORD CONVENTION F1 Freedom of Movement (Dawes Point) TOWN HALL STATION AMERICAN EXPRESS A1 AXIOM (First Fleet Park, The Rocks) American Express Invites Lounge (MCA, The Rocks) A2 Vivid Supporters ALLIANZ TAFE NSW CANON Electric Forest Vivid Memories AL1 Harbour Lights T1 C1 C2 Canon HQ Vivid Collaborator Westfield sydney EXHIBITION CENTRE W1 TO CENTRAL STATION AND CLOCKTOWER Retro Games Light Walk & Features Train Station Ferry Wharf Bus Station Light Rail Info Booth ACCESSIBLE VIEWING AREA Food & Beverage LIGHT INSTALLATIONS MARTIN PLACE* A Harbour Lights (Sydney Harbour) 16 Synaptic Array 36 Between Fine Lines 17 Gullivers Swift Travel Service 37 Hedron Bulb 54 re/FRACTION B Inspired by the Sea (The Australian National Maritime Museum) 18 T-Square and A Dress 38 Dreamscape 55 The Waratah 1/2 C Magicians of the Mist 19 Spectral House 39 SYDNEYLAND 56 Atmos (Darling Harbour) 20 Electric Hopscotch 40 Audio Creatures (Sydney Opera House) 57 Lux Populi 21 41 58 01 Under My Umbrella The Waratah 2/2 Urban Tree 2.0 Sydney Harbour Bridge 22 42 59 02 Uncovered World The Sunflowers Black Star EORA - Bennelong 23 The Unnoticed 43 inSIGHT 60 Twelve Tone 03 Light Waves 24 Vivid Dreams 44 Birds of Lumos BARANGAROO (SOUTH)* 04 Music Orchard 25 MailboX 45 SPREADING LIFE 05 Crystallise 61 You-niverse 26 Organic Vibrations 46 THE BIG RED BUTTON 06 Landscape of the Mind 62 A Day In The Light 27 Never Ends 47 Dipping Birds 07 Fractal 63 Trapdoor 28 Supernova 48 Reflection 08 The Harbour Watchman 64 Migration 29 HELIX 49 You Lookin' at Me? 09 Ethereal Columns 65 What lies Beneath 30 Light of Thoughts 50 Immersion 10 Always Coming, Always Going DARLING HARBOUR* 31 Tidal 51 Sirius 11 Parallax 66 The Gift of Sight 32 Cradle 52 Unsui 12 Chromesthesia 67 Tumbalong Lights 33 Don't Step on the Crack 53 100 Ways to Say I Love You 13 Portholes 68 Shepard Fairy Pop-Up 34 Interactive Human Light Clock 14 MUSIC|box 35 Amicabiliter Interventus 15 Connections * Food & Beverage available Visit vividsydney.com/audio for audio For First Aid assistance contact security. described installations. Vivid Ideas and Vivid Music has the largest program yet, featuring an exciting line-up of events across 88 venues throughout Sydney and the surrounding precincts. For more information and the full program visit vividsydney.com. Please note: Locations, names, activations and installations are correct at time of producing this map. These are subject to change and should be used as a guide only. The maps used are a representation only and not to scale..
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