Let Dom Knight walk you around the spectacular canvas of light, music and ideas that is Vivid Sydney.
Step into the tunnel to see bright lights that reflect the hopes of all the people interacting with the installation.
Dancing coloured water jets, pyramids of water, laser lights and projections on fountains.
You'll see splashes of colour, subversion and transformation as artist Gemma Smith's style meets with the wizardry of projection on to the MCA.
Join 702 Evenings host Dominic Knight for a guide through this amazing city, on one single building.
We're now at 65 George Street in the Rocks, with the installation Let Me Play So I Can Lose My Way.
Listen to 702 Evenings host Dominic Knight's guide to this chaos of colour, beams of light and reflections of the world around the installation, Colour Cubed (Colour3).
Sub I version is an installation true to its name. Listen to Dominic Knight as you explore this installation at Campbell's Cove.
702 Evenings host Dominic Knight explains the new light being shone on central Circular Quay's towering office blocks.
It's now time for some statistics. Join Dominic Knight at Cadman's Cottage for the revealing installation "Come to Your Census".
Now we're heading to the Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia for two special Vivid installations, one old and one new.
Listen as Dominic Knight takes you on a journey around some of the most magical displays at Vivid Sydney, starting at the Sydney Opera House in East Circular Quay.
Join Robbie Buck at the Sydney Opera House for a special one-hour show from amongst the Vivid Sydney Lights On artworks.
The Rocks gets lit up in with an array of artworks as part of the Vivid festival, and Robbie Buck reveals more.
The areas on the west side of Circular Quay get a lighter treatment, in more ways than one, as part of the Vivid festival, and Robbie Buck reveals more.
Customs House and Sydney Harbour's buildings get lit up as part of the Vivid festival, and Robbie Buck reveals more.
East Circular Quay gets lit up as part of the Vivid festival, and Robbie Buck reveals more.
The Sydney Opera House gets lit up as part of the Vivid festival, and Robbie Buck reveals more.