At Large Gallery are proud to present “Patchworked”, the first Melbourne solo exhibition by Melbourne based artist Nicole Tattersall. Opening on Friday 17 of September and running until Thursday 30 September. Read all about Patchworked -Solo Exhibition - Nicole Tattersall →
Courtesy of our friends at Icon Film Distribution, Design Federation is giving our readers the chance to win one of five double passes to see The Killer Inside Me, the latest film from acclaimed director Michael Winterbottom, based on the cult 50s pulp novel by Jim Thompson and starring Casey Affleck, Jessica Alba and Kate Hudson. Read the rest of this entry →
The brilliant Bindi Booth is back again with some amazing new works, including her new Giclee print “Owl” which is printed on 100% cotton paper and is also signed. It sells for $55 plus postage and can be purchased from her website www.bindibooth.com. So check it out!
Multicultural Arts Victoria is working with the Arts Centre on an event that is focusing on the Indian community based in London. We are offering Melbourne designers of Indian descent a chance to showcase their original work as part of this event at no cost. A stall space will be provided at an Arts Centre venue that can be designed and decorated as the designer likes. This is an opportunity to promote and also to sell work on the spot. Work can be fashion or otherwise and does not have to be obviously ‘Indian’ in a traditional sense. The designer needs to be present at the stall during the event to liaise with the public. Please contact Andrea Makris for more information by Wednesday 25th August 2010: events@multiculturalarts.com.au
Ken with Gold Coast QCA student Chris Bouffler
Australia’s most well known graphic designer made a fleeting two day visit to Brisbane and the Gold Coast last week to talk to staff, students and alumni of the Queensland College of Art.
Ken gave seminar presentations at the Griffith University South Bank campus and the Sheraton Mirage on the Gold Coast where he spoke about his work, the AGIdeas conference and the future of design.
He also expressed his disappointment at the practise of free pitching within the design industry and praised the potential of cross-cultural design as a way to ‘do design differently’. He also raved about his clients and described them as creative colleagues.
The two day series of events were organised by Griffith Enterprise, in conjunction with the QCA and offered up opportunities for the students to network with the design industry and showcase their work in a variety of forums, as well as giving a range of designers the chance to hear Ken speak.
Photo by Camille Santiago www.camille-nathania.com
Depicting the impact of the recently enacted anti-graffiti laws, Kaos in King Street draws attention to the potential consequences.
Kaos in King Street is the second claymation stop animation film created by Lc Beats. In production for 12 months; and 20 minutes in length, the film utilises dialogue for the first time. Kaos in King Street features caricatures of pioneering Sydney graffiti artists’ Teazer, Pnash, Phibs and Mistery. Read more about Kaos in King Street →
Glenn Campbell is the man behind the haunting of this years’ Darwin Festival. With over 15 years experience as an award winning photojournalist he has been courted by the Sunday Arts on ABC Radio National and Art Nation on ABC1 earlier this year. His latest photography series features in Darwin Festival 2010, the theme inspired by three significant moments in the artist’s past. Read the rest of the Glen Campbells Shrine at Darwin Festival 2010 →
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