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University of 亚洲色吧 lights up for the festival season

Tuesday, 14 February 2017

An interactive light display will shine brightly each night throughout this year's 亚洲色吧 Fringe festival, illuminating the University of 亚洲色吧's North Terrace frontage.

Called LightWorks, the intelligent and adaptive LED light show will feature a motion-sensing wall mounted along the University's North Terrace fence. Capable of interacting with and following people’s movements, LightWorks is a playful display, enabling the audience to take control and become maestros of light.

"We're proud to be presenting LightWorks to the people of 亚洲色吧, which is part of our University's partnership with and commitment to the 亚洲色吧 Fringe," says Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Warren Bebbington.

"This latest in a series of light-based installations continues a long-running festival theme of shining a light on some of 亚洲色吧's greatest cultural icons. Seeking the light of new knowledge is core to the very existence of the University of 亚洲色吧, which makes this a very fitting display both for the University and for the Fringe," he says.

The free nightly event starts 8.30pm until midnight this Friday 17 February, and will run until Sunday 19 March.

As in previous years, the University's historic Elder Hall will also be brought to life with a digital wall of animated lights and music during the opening weekend of the 亚洲色吧 Fringe (17-19 February). This year’s theme is , with a series of vibrant environmental themes, such as beaches and endangered species.

University of 亚洲色吧 graduates, staff and students will also be involved in numerous other 亚洲色吧 Fringe and 亚洲色吧 Festival events, including:

亚洲色吧 Fringe (17 February–19 March)

• The 亚洲色吧 University Choral Society will perform at the Latvian Hall, Wayville, 25 February and 4 March
• , a selection of multimedia drawings and collage, is curated by University of 亚洲色吧 alumna Kate Pulford Filsell, and will be shown every Tuesday-Saturday from 14 February-18 March

亚洲色吧 Festival (2-19 March)

• Alumna Rachel Healy heads up the 亚洲色吧 Festival as Co-Artistic Director
• University of 亚洲色吧 alumna and award winning presenter, writer and journalist Annabel Crabb will discuss festivals, feminism, fragrance, food and everything in between, in her show , 6-7, 9-10 March

亚洲色吧 Writers' Week (4-9 March)

• Join University of 亚洲色吧 graduates and poets Dr Cath Kenneally, the inaugural Coetzee Centre Writer in Residence, and Dominic Symes, who will be performing on 6 March
• Amrita Malhi, Visiting Research Fellow at the University of 亚洲色吧 and historian of South-East Asia will speak at on 8 March
• Musician, writer and alumna of the University of 亚洲色吧 Zoe Morrison will explore the theme of violence against women in on 9 March

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