e-Luminate Cambridge Festival connects ambitious art with imaginative technology to shed light on low carbon innovation.

See the city in a brand new light from the 12th to the 23rd February 2014.

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12th-23rd February 2014

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1. Colour Shift by Susie Olczak and Pulsar King’s College (Wilkin’s Screen) The piece will light up the Wilkin’s Screen at the sides of King’s College’s entrance.

2. Red Hot Green Houseby Marina Velez, Dr Matthieu Visser, Philips and Polysolar (12-16 Febr)Senate HouseA site specific art work about light, sustainability and human interaction

3. Interactive Musical Towerby GSM, Anagram and amBX St John’s CollegeThe St John’s Tower washed with colours that change according to the chapel music or chosen by the audience

4. Kairos by Colin Dewar and Fusion OptixJohn Lewis shopwindow Light patterns breakdown and reform producing brief moments of clarity

5. Radial by SOCA and ShowaveMathematical Bridge in Queens’ CollegeAn interactive light installation that dynamically illuminates the Mathematical Bridge in Queens’ College

6. Interactive Lightbulbsby Tom Juggins and MEA MobileBoudoir Femme, King’s StreetInteractive LED strip controlled by a mobile application

7. O+X by Light Motif & NovaliaGuildhallO+X is an interactive architectural game of naughts and crosses.

8. Solar Car by CUER (15-19 Febr)Grand ArcadeA solar car with a difference

9. Planet of Light by Ross Ashton and PanasonicSenate HouseA monumental projection onto the Senate House

10. Light Sculpture by Paul Matosic & Anglia RuskinWonderful Recycling Art: Polystyrene packaging & LED lights

11. The Chandeliersby e-Luminate and TP24 (all day)Grafton CentreA set of cutting edge Chandeliers by TP24

12. Texture and Patternby Rob Mills and Light MotifCambridge Judge Business School (12-16 Febr)Light fantastic onto the Cambridge Judge Business School

13. Arcadeby Sang Gun Kim @ The Projection StudioGrand Arcade (6.30pm 12 Febr)The Grand Arcade facade comes to live!

14. Wicked Wavy Wallby PulsarSussex StA hypnotising LED spectacle

Light installationsOn 12 February, 7.30-10pm,From 13-23 February, 5.30-10pm,(if not otherwise stated)

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SHOWSA. Opening Ceremony - 7.00-8.00pm12 February, Grand Arcade.The festival kicks off with the jazz band “Better than TV”, magic from Guinness record breaking illusionist, Alexis Arts, and speeches from the Mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Paul Saunders.

B. Super8 Project - 8.00-9.30pm, 22 FebruaryAnglia Ruskin University, Room Coslett 117.A special screening of some brilliant super8 films on the theme of light.

Guinness World Record Event: Largest Projected Prediction Ever & Magical Projection Show. For your chance to witness world-class illusionist, Alexis Arts’ unique spectacle, check our website & social media for updates.

CONCERTSC. Dark Concert* - 7.30pm, 21 February, St Giles.A sensory delight performed by Andrea Manzoni, a successful Italian pianist and composer. Kindly sponsored by La Dante, Meat beat, Swizz Jazz, La Mimosa Restaurant.

D. Trail of Light* - 5.00pm, 14 February, Gonville & Caius College Chapel & 6.00pm, E. 15 February, Emmanuel College Chapel.A LED-lit musical route through Cambridge Colleges chapels.

F. Love. Light. Intimate. Unplugged*8.30pm, 14 February, Trinity College.Cambridge’s 120-strong The Dowsing Sound Collective appears unplugged in the fabulous acoustic of Trinity College Chapel.

GUIDED TOURSWalking tours - 6pm & 7pm each evening 13-23 February from the Guildhall. Tickets need to be purchased in advance. Bicycle tours - Visit our website for more information!

CHILDREN WORKSHOPSG. Create your own hybrid toy car and LED lanterns* - 17 February for 6-10 years old / 19 February for 11-15 years old at Makespace.Workshops in partnership with Panasonic to teach school children about sustainability and technology.

H. Recycling workshop*18 February, Makespace.Workshops in partnership with Amey Cespa to teach school children about reuse and energy recycling.

INDUSTRY TALKSThe Role of Research in meeting our Energy Challenges by the Cambridge University Science & Policy Exchange, Carbon Connect, and e-Luminate Foundation** - 5.00-7.00pm, 20 February.Discussion about the relationship between science, research, business and policy from the perspective of academia, industry, government and parliament.

The Future of Lighting is Bright and it is International by Cambridge Cleantech** 4.00-7.00pm, 13 February.Presentation of a major new report on LED lighting and hear from industry leaders in the manufacture of LEDs.

COMPETITIONSI. Eco-Treasure-Hunt - 19 February, Grand Arcade, John LewisEco-Treasure Hunt for all the family: Find and win your eco products from John Lewis!

‘Capture the light’ Photo Competition**A competition open to independent photographers and schools.

* Tickets need to be purchased in advance.** Registration is needed in advance.

e-Luminate Cambridge Festival also runs the following events: