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Field of Light in the UK

18 September 2019

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Tourism Australia’s UK team recently hosted a two-night special event series with Bruce Munro, the installation artist behind Field of Light at Uluru.

A celebration of Bruce’s upcoming work, Tropical Light, which will open in Darwin in November, the first event was held for their readers in partnership with Condé Nast Traveller magazine.

The second was a TA-hosted evening for our Friends of Australia, media guests and other VIPs in the UK.

Guests were treated to a viewing of a bespoke installation created by Bruce for the events, an installation called C-Scales that was inspired by Sydney Harbour.

They also enjoyed a three-course meal created by Australian chef Lyndey Milan.

As part of the proceedings, Bruce was inducted into the Friends of Australia program, joining other UK-based friends including Rick Stein, Kathy Lette and Bill Granger.

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