WORKSHOPPED 17 Entries Closing SOON!
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Does your design demand attention and is fit for purpose? Well, does it? Workshopped 17 wants to find out.
WORKSHOPPED 17 applications are still open and closing soon!
This year they’re asking designers “Does your design demand attention and is fit for purpose?”
In association with the AUSTRALIAN DESIGN CENTRE, WORKSHOPPED 17 will be the fifth WORKSHOPPED event hosted by presenting partner SUPA CENTA MOORE PARK.
The annual WORKSHOPPED exhibition has presented the work of over 450 Australian designers through 16 exhibitions and been viewed by over 650,000 people.
WORKSHOPPED exhibitions continue to provide an important platform for Australian designers to reach national and international manufacturers, retailers and consumer audiences.
Enter now. Applications close Sunday the 16th May at midnight.
WORKSHOPPED SALON, featuring new work from the alumni of past WORKSHOPPED exhibitors and open to all designers.
WORKSHOPPED EMERGING DESIGNER, the young guns of Australian Design.
WORKSHOPPED STUDENT, the next wave of Australian design.
APPLY HERE
FOR THE DIARY:
VIP OPENING NIGHT August 9th, 2017
Exhibition continues until 27th, August 2017
Applications Close: 14th, May 2017
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