London, UK. 18th Jan, 2018. Locations around central London feature spectacular light displays created by 40 world-class artists and drawing large crowds. "Harmonic Portal" by Chris Plant at St James's Church. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

London, UK. 18th Jan, 2018. Locations around central London feature spectacular light displays created by 40 world-class artists and drawing large crowds. "Harmonic Portal" by Chris Plant at St James's Church. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

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Lumiere London is An Artichoke Project commissioned by The Mayor of London. Artichoke is an arts charity, the leading UK producer of art in the public realm. Lumiere London is a free to attend event with major support from London & Partners, King’s Cross and the West End.

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