Supported by the Victorian Government and now entering its fifth edition, the 2010 State of Design Festival will be held 14 – 25 July.
The Festival events will be centered in metropolitan Melbourne, greater Melbourne and Victorian regional centres.
Supported by the Victorian Government and now entering its fifth edition, the 2010 State of Design Festival will be held 14 – 25 July.
The Festival events will be centered in metropolitan Melbourne, greater Melbourne and Victorian regional centres.
The 2010 State of Design Festival’s business program, Design Capital, will focus on how three…
In 2011 the State of Design Festival explores design in, on and around projects that…
Have you noticed our carrot powered car? Or the umbrellas on the rooftop? Studio Binocular, talented…
. The London Design Festival is a platform for the widest spectrum of design disciplines, brought…
Public Design Festival during Salone del Mobile 2010 at the Porta Genova and Via Vigevano…
Artist and designer Stuart Haygarth, working with leading framing company John Jones, has created…
Sydney creative Director Ash Bolland gives life to a modern Micrographia at this years Sydney Opera House Lighting the Sails – a key part of Vivid 2017
“ I always see the Opera House as shells. People call them sails but I don’t see sails at all. To me it looks like a very organic, repetitive structure. That’s what I love about nature, the repetition, by repeating the same thing something simple becomes really complex.” ……………………. Ash Bolland
The Gothic Chair by Studio Job re-interprets the solidity and dark elegance of gothic medieval…
Alexi Freeman & Studio Twocan designed an installation at dedece for Melbourne Fashion Festival that references the waxing and waning cycle of the moon.
The installation is made from copper plated metal chain, with the colour and materiality sitting cohesively in proximity to products on the dedece showroom floor.
Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens, located in the heart of the city, offer an abundance of flora and natural life framed by dramatic views of Sydney Harbour. Take the Vittoria Biennale ArtWalk and discover three iconic works on the theme of “threatened and threatening nature”
From May 18 to July 31, 2011, the Bard Graduate Center presents “Knoll Textiles, 1945 –…
Designed by the young couple, work and life partners, Gilli Kuchik and Ran Amitai, it has a simple and understated shape and the clean lines of three sails in the wind.
Its manufacture however is extraordinary, with shell in die-cast magnesium and the four legs in extruded magnesium – the first chair made using magnesium whihc has been designed, developed and produced in decidedly industrial terms.
Weighing two and a half kilos, it can be moved or stacked on another chair with just one finger.