light INSTALLATIONS IFO (IDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT) Jacques Rival (France)Battle Bridge PlaceCreated by French artist and architect Jacques Rival. By day, this giant ‘birdcage’ frames the daily theatre of the street. While at night, it morphs into a luminous rainbow of colour, re-emitting the energy it accumulated during the day.

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GUARDIAN ANGELS Maro Avrabou & Dimitri Xenakis (Greece)Gasholder No. 8

Unexpected and surprising, these watering-lanterns will stop passers-by in their tracks. Appearing white by day, the collection of plastic watering cans will be suspended in mid air. At night, they’ll come to life, pouring out ‘water’ made of fibre optic wire on the grass below. Guardian Angels highlights the importance of nature preservation and is an indirect tribute to gardeners.

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DECONSTRUCTING THE DOMESTIC Nathaniel Rackowe (UK)Universal Building VitrinesNathaniel Rackowe’s collection of works takes inspiration from the urban environment and domestic situations.

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UPPERGROUND Maya Mouawad & Cyril Laurier (France)King’s Cross TunnelUpperground is a light installation that aims to recall nature in a place where the user is most removed from it. The lights in the tunnel are connected to the nearest natural park wind conditions and react to them in real time. The goal is to use electric lights to visualise aspects of the natural environment that we are confronted by in our everyday lives.

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ENTRE LES RANGS Rami Bebawi / KANVA (Canada)Lewis Cubitt ParkEntre les rangs, a creation of Kanva, is a tribute to fields of wheat that shimmer in the wind as the seasons pass. Filling King’s Cross with thousands of illuminated flower-like reflectors, visitors can experience a sensory stroll around this unusual field.Created and produced with the support of Quartier des Spectacles Partnership, Montreal.Supported by Hammerson, Creative Barking and Dagenham and the High Commission of Canada in the United Kingdom.

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NIGHT MARKET Lewis Cubitt SquareStay warm and dry at the Night Market. Packed with the best food stalls and bars, enjoy gourmet food, craft beer or a warming drink. You can also pick up Lumiere souvenirs here.

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LUMA BAR Fenman House, Tapper WalkTake a break at the Lumiere pop-up bar. Enjoy a specially composed cocktail or two from leading mixologists.

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AETHER Architecture Social Club (UK)West Handyside Canopy

Architecture Social Club, a British collective of designers, architects, technicians and poets, presents Aether, an emotive and powerful light and sound installation. Be amazed as its glittering mass grows, rolls and splinters in reaction to the soundscape created by music producer, Max Cooper. Experience how this fascinating artwork connects form, colour and music to our emotions, creating an interactive sensory experience.

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WATERLICHT Daan Roosegaarde (The Netherlands)Granary SquareThis dream landscape considers the power and poetry of water in our urban lives. Using the latest LED technology, Waterlicht imagines a virtual flood, revealing the height of potential flooding if we fail to control our climate. For a fully immersive experience, use your mobile devices and headphones to tune into the accompanying soundtrack.Supported by The Royal Netherlands Embassy.

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LAMPOUNETTE TILT (France)King’s Boulevard

Enjoy TILT’s surreal take on London’s latest cultural quarter with Lampounette, which pays homage to the iconic office desk lamp. The French artistic studio focuses on the exploration of light and its interplay with art, architecture and space.

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THURSDAY 18 − SUNDAY 21 JANUARY

DOT Philippe Morvan (France)Universal Music, Four Pancras Square

See an enormous bank of light bulbs pulse and flash across the Square. The 175 light bulbs respond to a soundtrack composed specially for Lumiere London. Alongside the music, patterns start to appear – an ever-changing panorama of horizontal and vertical lines, spheres and cubes.Supported by Universal Music.

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BOTTLE FESTOON Community Partners across London BoroughsBagley Walk

Bottle Festoon is an installation of chandeliers made from recycled plastic bottles, with the participation of community groups from the London Boroughs of Greenwich, Lambeth, Redbridge and Waltham Forest, also supported by Veolia and the Croydon Partnership (Hammerson and Westfield)

and exhibited in locations in King’s Cross, Mayfair and South Bank.Supported by Veolia, The London Boroughs of Greenwich, Lambeth, Redbridge and Waltham Forest and the Croydon Partnership.

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GRABBER Mader Wiermann (Germany)Coal Drops YardLondon is filled with construction work and cranes, constantly building and developing the city. Mader Wiermann’s Grabber is a computer simulated version of architectural creation. This projection focuses on the materials and methods of fabrication.

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From this October there’ll be a new shopping street in King’s Cross, Coal Drops Yard — a mix of iconic brands and artisan shops, reinvented by Heatherwick Studios.

Join us at Everyman On The Corner during Lumiere. Discover more about our plans and help us to shape what is to come, for a chance to win a fantastic prize.

coaldropsyard.com @coaldropsyard

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Green Park

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LIKE KING’S CROSS BY NIGHT?There’s plenty to see and do during the day as well. Visit in January and make the most of our offers. Plan your visit here kingscross.co.uk/whats-on we have lots to keep you entertained during the winter months.

FOLLOW THE LIGHT TRAIL and COLLECT YOUR PRIZECollect a sticker at each of the four locations around King’s Cross and while you are there enjoy family friendly activities! Visit each stop to find out more. Once you have all four stickers, bring your sheet to the Candyfloss stall at the Night Market (next to the dome tent) for your free candyfloss or glow band.

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14-15 Stable Street Stop here to get festival-ready with a free luminous face paint. Get your glow on with butterflies, skulls or flowers…the choice is yours. While you’re here, find out what it’s like to live in the neighbourhood.

VISITOR CENTRE

11 Stable StreetPick up your free glow bands and discover the rich and colourful story of King’s Cross – from ancient origins through its heyday in Victorian times, to its current reinvention.

EVERYMAN ON THE CORNER

Handyside StreetPencils at the ready, get stuck into the Coal Drops Yard crossword. Learn about this extraordinary place that started life as a Victorian coal store, now reinvented as a shopping street set in historic buildings. Enter a competition to help us create London’s most memorable shopping experience and win a fantastic prize.

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Lewis Cubitt SquarePick up your sticker from the official Lumiere stand where you can find the full programme for the London wide event.

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ENJOYED YOUR VISIT TO KING’S CROSS?Why not explore the other Lumiere London locations.

See the full Lumiere London programme: visitlondon.com/lumiere

Download the Visit London app from the App Store or Google Play to navigate your way around the festival.

Plan your journey at tfl.gov.uk/lumiereSEE KING’S CROSS TRANSFORMED BY THE WORLD’S MOST EXCITING LIGHT ARTISTSLIGHTS SWITCHED ON BY 5.30PM

LUMIERE specialsTo celebrate , these King’s Cross restaurants, bars and venues are offering Lumiere specials. Many of the offers are available for the whole month of January. Enjoy!

#LUMIERELDN Find out more about the festival at:

KINGSCROSS.CO.UK/LUMIEREVISITLONDON.COM/LUMIERE

@KingsCrossN1C

kingscrosscouk

Free wifi

@lumiere-london @artichoketrust

The second Lumiere London light festival will transform the capital’s iconic streets and buildings from King’s Cross to South Bank & Waterloo. It brings together the world’s most exciting artists working with light.

The festival is completely free.

Get ready to see the city in a new light.

RUBY VIOLET 18-21 JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? The acclaimed artisan ice cream parlour.

LOOK OUT FOR The Ruby Violet bike serving hot chocolate smattered with almond nut brittle and rum (optional) or ice-cream sundaes with hot chocolate sauce on warm Genoese sponge, topped with meringue. Yum!

DRAKE & MORGAN THROUGHOUT JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? The sleek flagship restaurant on Pancras Square.

WHY GO? Your Lumiere offer entitles you to prawns & green leaves with a glass of Prosecco for £9.95. Add chips for £1, or go all out and upgrade to lobster and champagne.

LETHABY GALLERY10 JANUARY - 3 FEBRUARY

WHAT IS IT? The gallery that showcases the emerging talent from Central Saint Martins.

WHY GO? See the world through metadata. From 15th Century manuscripts to contemporary fine art, this exhibition explores the metadata of imagery and its influence.

EVERYMAN CINEMA18-21 JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? The newly-opened independent cinema.

WHY GO? Everyman is staging complimentary screenings inspired by the festival throughout Lumiere. Come for a very different kind of cinema experience.

HOUSE OF ILLUSTRATIONTHROUGHOUT JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? The unique gallery dedicated to the art of illustration, founded by Quentin Blake.

WHY GO? 2FOR1 entry throughout January, plus 10% off everything from the independent shop and online store when you use code LUMIERE2018.

SPIRITLAND THROUGHOUT JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? Café, bar, music-lovers’ Mecca.

WHY GO? Throughout January, Spiritland is offering one of its delicious small dishes plus a cocktail for just £10. This cosy music venue boasts the world’s best sound system.

GRANARY SQUARE BRASSERIE 18-21 JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? The latest addition to the King’s Cross restaurant scene.

WHY GO? Granary Square Brasserie celebrates with a resident DJ all evening and a special fluro cocktail at the bar. Also! Have your nails done ‘Lumiere-style’ at the WAH nail art pop up bar 4-9pm.

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GREEN & FORTUNE THROUGHOUT JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? The Kings Place café that prides itself on honest British food.

WHY GO? Green & Fortune will be serving warming seasonal stews, homemade lasagnes, soups and treats which can be eaten in the café or taken away. Perfect if you’re looking for a quieter pit stop.

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MAPLE & KING’S18-21 JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? Delicious, healthy food from Adria Wu.WHY GO? Maple & KING’S is opening late to serve healthy flavour-packed stews, superfood lattes and homemade gluten-free sweets like the Best Gluten-Free Brownie. Get cosy in the café or take away.

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ROTUNDA THROUGHOUT JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? Modern British food on the banks of Regent’s Canal at Kings Place.

WHY GO? Choose two courses from the Lumiere set menu plus a glass of house wine or beer for just £22 and enjoy in the beautiful, canal-side setting.

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SKIP GARDEN18-21 JANUARY

WHAT IS IT? The sustainable community garden with a twist.

WHY GO? Escape the crowds, stop by this charming oasis and enjoy mulled wine, warm veggie pots and sweet treats. Open late for Lumiere.

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Follow the trail and encounter the magical light displays. Get cosy at the covered night market, or drop into one of the many venues taking part!