On Thursday 3 June JSB Lighting invited Sydney artists, architects and the design industry to enjoy an evening of light and art at the NG Art Gallery in Chippendale. The gallery showcased exquisite light artworks from Roger Foley-Fogg and Lizzie Buckmaster Dove.
June 10th, 2010
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According to Le Corbusier, the struggle for it underpins the history of architecture. Frank Lloyd Wright described it as a “beautifier of buildings”. And Motoko Ishii famously equated it to life itself. Indispensable, life-affirming and metamorphic, light underpins all architectural and design efforts.
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