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Fremantle Design Week 2024, running from 18th to 25th October, will transform the Western Australian city into a vibrant creative hub with more than 50 design-focused events.
London Design Festival (LDF) has just finished and, with a number of programmes and exhibitions still running, Kate Goodwin reports on the highlights across the city.
Melbourne’s Wall to Wall festival has just taken place, transforming neglected urban spaces into vibrant hubs of creativity through large-scale mural works by renowned artists.
An excellent turnout from the design industry and beyond solidified Brisbane Designscape’s continued success among Brisbane’s buzzing design enclave.
Beginnings – First Peoples Architecture presented by the RAA, took place 19th-21st October. Hands-on in its learnings, attendees also gained CPD Points.
The 21st edition of the London Design Festival was a week showcasing the full breadth of talent in the UK capital – from impressive brand collaborations and product launches to inspiring emerging talents.
Geelong Design Week is back and ready to engage the Greater Geelong region in an exciting dialogue of design from 19-29 October. Here are our top program highlights.
The 21st edition of the London Design Festival showcased the full breadth of talent in the British capital – from impressive brand collaborations and product launches to emerging talents. Mandi Keighran rounds up her top program highlights.
Prepare for a cultural awakening in the heart of Australia, as Mparntwe, also known as Alice Springs, prepares to host the 32nd edition of Desert Mob.
Saturday Indesign is coming to Melbourne this Saturday 2 September. Register for free and download the full program here, so you can start planning your Saturday in design!
Just in case you still need convincing, we’ve got the best reasons to attend all packaged neatly for you below.
From the creators of acclaimed design festival Semi Permanent and in partnership with the City of Melbourne comes a key highlight for Melbourne/Naarm’s exciting new Now or Never festival: Never Permanent.
