Sydney came to life Friday with a dazzling display of colors and light as the harbor city kicked off its annual Vivid Sydney festival of light, art and culture, the largest event of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.Just after sunset, the sails of the Sydney Opera House lit up with the vibrant and colorful works of the late Australian artist John Olsen, renowned for his abstract depictions of Australian landscapes.During the 23-day event, the city is transformed with over 50 light installations and 3D projections along an 8.5-kilometer illuminated walk. There are also live music performan…READ FULL ARTICLE