Infinity Awards by Illumni

March 1st, 2013

Tags: Allan Crew, Chris Bosse, Donn Salisbury, Illumni, Infinity Awards, Jonathan Pease, Mark Elliot, Tariq Ayoom

This Wednesday March 6th at Boutwell Draper Gallery in Redfern, Sydney, the first of four international Infinity Awards nights will take place for 2013. In coming months similar events will take place in Singapore, London and New York City. Indesignlive.com will be bringing you news from each, as they happen.

Chris Bosse of L-A-V-A, speaker at Infinity Awards

An inspiring program of awards, creative speeches and an exhibition of best practice lighting design will be followed by an industry after-party at the chic Beresford Hotel in Surry Hills, an event sponsored by Xicato.

Jonathan Pease of Tongue, speaker at Infinity Awards

Producer Tariq Qayoom and Creative Director Allan Crew urge all interested parties to join Australia’s top lighting designers, architects, and interior designers to view the finalists’ works and listen to a series of short speeches on creativity, ideas and business from the likes of Jonathan Pease (Tongue) , Chris Bosse (L-A-V-A), Mark Elliott (PointofView), Donn Salisbury (Electrolight) and more!

Donn Salisbury of Electrolight, speaker at Infinity Awards

To attend: RSVP ASAP as places are limited and almost full!

Mark Elliott of PointofView, speaker at Infinity Awards

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