Industrial elegance and Italian heritage in Melbourne’s east: Bicycle Thieves by Pierce Widera

Inspired by the 1984 film masterpiece, Bicycle Thieves is a light-filled eatery that celebrates Italian culture and creates captivating food with a contemporary twist.

Art’s contemporary melting-pot

Post-colonialism and power and are at the cutting edge for the 17th Biennale of Sydney, Penny Craswell discovers.

Diary Dates for Creatives!

Calling budding creatives of all ages, in Sydney and beyond. The International School of Colour & Design’s acclaimed courses are now offered both on-campus in North Sydney and via correspondence.

24 April    International School of Colour & Design Information Session 10:00am
Held on Campus – Level 5, 99 Mount Street North Sydney

6 May    ‘’Art on The Floor’’ Judging and showing of finalists from Designer Rugs/International School of Colour & Design competition, 6:30pm
Held on Campus – Level 5, 99 Mount Street North Sydney

The exhibition will be open Monday to Friday 10:00am to 6:00pm and Saturday 10:00am to 4:00pm from 28 April until 30 May.

To book for the above free events email creativity@iscd.edu.au or phone 02 9114 5988. And start your creative journey now!

ISCD Facts:
– Delivering creative education for over twenty five years.
– The Foundation Course, Dimploma in Interior Styling and Diploma in Colour Design are available through correspondence.
– Nurturing and supportive study environment.

Skeehan Two Stools Launch

Industrial designer Tom Skeehan launched his ARUKU and KASHI stools at Two Before Ten Café in Canberra on Thursday 19 April.

V-ZUG Studio Sydney, a retail gem in an old terrace, opens

Swiss home appliance designer and manufacturer V-ZUG’s first Sydney studio is a unified expression of the brand’s boutique, sustainable and design-led identity.

Milan 2024: Seven installations and events to look forward to

Salone del Mobile 2024 is only a few weeks away, so we’re highlighting here seven special events, spaces and installations that we’re certainly planning to check out.

Landscape design competition news at the National Gallery Sculpture Garden

Set to undergo a $60-million revitalisation, the National Gallery of Australia has announced the launch of a landscape design competition for its Sculpture Garden.

Back to basics at Zero Gipps: First-principles sustainability with SJB and Verosol

Beau Fulwood and Alison Peach on returning to a low-tech, first-principles concept of design as a strategy to combat climate change.