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RiverLight 2023 was co-produced for and by the community of Sleaford. Over 50 partners were involved in bringing the festival to life including, tourist venues, businesses, charities, Sleaford Library, community groups, artists, Council’s, and the voluntary sector.
Labyrinth - This modular colourful Art-chitecture and temporary playground is driven by an exploration of the golden ratio and its connection to the Fibonacci sequence, once again created by Atelier Sisu. Each module of Labyrinth is positioned to create a unique colourful and immersive experience for audiences. World-renowned architects Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners have designed an architectural classic of the future; six modern and elegant pavilions specifically designed to welcome the sunlight in and widen the river views out.The festival showed off the immense talents and beautiful spaces that Sleaford has to offer through a synergy of community and professional acts, as well as artist commissions. River of Light will be organising a ‘Quiet Hour’ for this year. This will take place during the following days / times Take time out to come and experience fine dining at Thyme Restaurant, providing comfortable seating, a friendly atmosphere and high quality dishes. The restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Liverpool’s annual River of Light festival will make its return to the city centre next month, once again showcasing illuminated art installations created by the most innovative light artists from across the world.
Floorplans shown are for approximate measurements only. Exact layouts and sizes may vary. All measurements may vary within a tolerance of 5%. The dimensions are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliance sizes or items of furniture. United By Music - New York-based design firm Yellow Studio - founded by Julio Himede – will bring its 10-metre round, multi-purpose performance space to River of Light for its debut, paying tribute to the music of Eurovision 2023. The installation includes six songs from this year’s competition. created by artists from all over the world will light up Liverpool Waterfront each night from 5pm - 9pm. In Japan, it is customary to say “Itadakimasu” before eating and “Gochisosama deshita” when a meal is finished.The scheme manifests a contemporary architectural language that creates its own rhythm, articulation and colouration to define its unique character and relationship to its riverside context, whilst avoiding monolithic frontages and the overshadowing of neighbouring developments. The scheme comprises six buildings, arranged in a rising-form composition, ranging in height from 12 to 20 storeys. Although most of the installations making up the 2km out are being kept under wraps, the team can reveal that the following creations will be part of the walking trail: The event showcases several installations created by local, national and international artists. Once open, people can walk along the two-kilometre River of Light trail for free and see the 12 installations that can be found along the route from various artists. Four artworks which will form part of one of the UK’s largest free city centre events have been revealed.
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