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Eno’s Luminous Opera House panorama

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I’m a bit late with this one but better late than never. Brian Eno’s illuminated transformation of the Sydney Opera House, part of the city’s Luminous Festival, was widely publicised last month but I never got round to checking it out properly. This week Thom drew my attention (thanks Thom!) to this panorama by photographer Peter Murphy whose marvellous view inside one of Yayoi Kusama’s mirror rooms I linked to in March. Looking on Murphy’s site I see he has another Kusama panorama showing a view inside Phalli’s Field (or Floor Show). And while we’re on the subject of Ms Kusama, she currently has a room at London’s Hayward Gallery as part of their Walking in My Mind series by different artists. You can see a reaction to that here.

Previously on { feuilleton }
Callanish Standing Stone panoramas
Jaipur Observatory panoramas
Infinite reflections
Large Hadron Collider panoramas
Passage des Panoramas
Bruges panoramas
Paris panoramas
Venice panoramas
St Pancras in Spheroview
Giant mantis invades Prague
Whirling Istanbul

 


 

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  1. #1 posted by Thombeau

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    I wish I could experience these things in person. Someday…

  2. #2 posted by Brian

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    I had good fortune to see both the illuminated Opera House and Mr Eno himself in concert (in the one evening). Really wonderful. Eno was enthusiastic, engaged, and obviously chuffed to be there.

 


 

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