2011’s Annual Manual: A Guide to Australian Design Now! opened on Friday 8 April at Sydney’s Object Gallery.
April 27th, 2011
From a pool of 120 entries on display, Thomas Llewellyn and Daniel To and Emma Aiston were announced as winners of the chance to exhibit their works in Object’s Project Space in 2012.
Read more about the winners here.
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