It takes quite a lot to get Spoonfed Editors excited: we're such a dreary jaded miserable lot. But this looks brilliant!
It's basically just lots of art about light, right. Paintings, sculpture and installation looking at and employing the dazzling possibilities that light offers. But instead of the usual Private View with a glass of fizz and a scone or whatever, these guys are going that extra mile.
So head to the opening night on Wednesday where there's fire performers, stilt walkers, jugglers and performance arty types all strutting their stuff and generally putting on a fun show. Like Cirque du Soleil probably but free and better.
And it's in association with Mathmos - the lava lamp dudes - so that's probably good too.
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