Graduating students from the Design Centre Enmore will showcase the culmination of the studies with an exhibition on Wednesday 30 November. The concept for the exhibition is CO | LAB – a manifestation of form and function, and an opportunity for the students to explore themselves as single cells that collaborate for a common purpose. […]
November 8th, 2011
Graduating students from the Design Centre Enmore will showcase the culmination of the studies with an exhibition on Wednesday 30 November.
The concept for the exhibition is CO | LAB – a manifestation of form and function, and an opportunity for the students to explore themselves as single cells that collaborate for a common purpose.
Subjects on display include interior design, graphic design, decoration, set design, jewellery design, product design, 3D animation and much more.
What: Design Centre Enmore Grad Exhibition
Where: Edgeware Road, Enmore
When: Wednesday 30 November, 6pm-8pm
Design Centre Enmore
sit.nsw.edu.au/enmore/dce
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