It’s the last chance to submit your expression of interest for the 15 February deadline for the State of Design’s public program. The State of Design Festival is seeking expressions of interest for public exhibitions, projects, installations, seminars, workshops and creative events to be included in the 2010 Design for Everyone program. For 2010, Design […]
February 9th, 2010
It’s the last chance to submit your expression of interest for the 15 February deadline for the State of Design’s public program.
The State of Design Festival is seeking expressions of interest for public exhibitions, projects, installations, seminars, workshops and creative events to be included in the 2010 Design for Everyone program.
For 2010, Design for Everyone, the Festival’s public program, will explore and communicate the importance of design to a broad public audience.
Participation in Design for Everyone is an opportunity for individuals, organisations and businesses to demonstrate how design is improving living conditions, creating sustainable development opportunities, increasing commercial advantages and generating new and innovative products and services.
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