AgIdeas International Design Week – IDL

AgIdeas International Design Week returns for another year in 2011 from 1 May to 5 May, with a host of discussions, workshops and parties to get you inspired and excited. Join 40 of the world’s leading talents in design and creativity at the International Design Forum; take part in full-day workshops with leading designers; attend […]

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

AgIdeas International Design Week returns for another year in 2011 from 1 May to 5 May, with a host of discussions, workshops and parties to get you inspired and excited.

Join 40 of the world’s leading talents in design and creativity at the International Design Forum; take part in full-day workshops with leading designers; attend design forums and seminars on hot design topics.

There’ll also be a breakfast, gala dinner and cocktail party for industry members to mingle, as well as children’s programs for budding designers.

Visit the AgIdeas website for more information, to download information and buy tickets online.

AgIdeas is one of the largest and most prestigious design festivals in the world – and it all takes place in Melbourne, Australia between 1 and 5 May 2011!

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