
Sydney lights up —
Australia's most iconic building, the Sydney Opera House, turns into an animated, curved and multi-faceted canvas that features Australian indigenous art, such as the work of artist Donny Woolagoodja (pictured), during the "Songlines" exhibition.

Laser-Dragon Water-Theater, Darling Harbor —
This multimedia spectacle featuring flame jets, lasers and water screens will show every 30 minutes starting 6 p.m. until its last show at 11 p.m.

Museum of Contemporary Art —
"The Matter of Painting" by the Paris-based multidisciplinary arts team Danny Rose and Sydney artist Huseyin Sami transforms the facade of the Museum of Contemporary Art.

The installation, "The Matter of Painting," combines visual art with music and sound design.

Harbor lights —
Circular Quay lights up during opening night on May 27.

Sydney's Hidden Stories, Customs House —
Customs House is another piece of iconic Sydney architecture lit up for the festival.

Lighting the sails —
Artist Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi transforms the "sails" of Sydney Opera House as part of the "Songlines" exhibition featuring contemporary works by indigenous artists.

Royal Botanic Garden —
Nature and technology entwine on this Moreton Bay fig tree at the exhibition "Synthesis" at the Royal Botanic Garden.

Gondwana Light Lab —
The dizzying, immersive light show at The Concourse, Chatswood explores creatures from the ancient supercontinent, Gondwana.



