Anne Frankplantsoen
Walking enthusiasts know: the Anne Frankplantsoen is a pretty nice place to walk, but during GLOW, even more so. During the festival the park turns into the backdrop for a spectacular light show by the following works:
- Eye of the Storm: Sometimes, life is superchaotic, which is why Eye of the Storm (a work created by engineering students at Fontys) challenges you to step out of the whirlwind for a moment and seek peace in the eye of the storm.
- GLOWBLE: A giant sphere in the middle of the park that calls for human interaction and the connection between people. Can you and your fellow visitor decipher the meaning behind this huge work of art?
Address: Anne Frankplantsoen
Van Abbemuseum
On the edge of the city center, you start at the Van Abbemuseum, where you can admire two works this year:
- Primary: For Richard Bolhuis' installation, you even get to go inside the Van Abbemuseum, where several rooms are awash in sound and a magenta-colored glow.
- Papertrails: Nostalgic as can be: paper planes. Once, they were nothing more than temporary entertainment, during GLOW they take on new meaning as signposts.
Address: Stratumsedijk 2
DOMUSDELA
Another ideal starting point is DOMUSDELA, one of the loops on the route. That means you can admire several works of light art on the grounds through the site. At Brasserie Rita (one of the official GLOW-hosts), found in the DOMUSDELA complex, you can also kick off the evening with dinner or coffee first. Anyway, on to the works. We listed them for you:
- Beacon: In the DOMUSDELA park, you will find the work Beacon, which you may recognize from last year. The travelling work takes on a new guise in each location and now shines a new light on Eindhoven.
- Ik zie, ik zie: A huge sea of flowers consisting of hundreds of handmade(!) flowers by elementary school children. Spectacular!
Address: Kanaalstraat 4