The next DIA 7 x 7 Talk Series will take place on the Gold Coast, with a focus on promoting collaborative design practice and networking opportunities on the Gold Coast. The first event sold out in March, and a waiting list of nearly 20 people couldn’t get through the door! Don’t miss out – buy […]
June 21st, 2012
The next DIA 7 x 7 Talk Series will take place on the Gold Coast, with a focus on promoting collaborative design practice and networking opportunities on the Gold Coast.
The first event sold out in March, and a waiting list of nearly 20 people couldn’t get through the door!
Don’t miss out – buy your ticket early to the upcoming event on Friday 29 June at 7pm, Spendlove Café, Ferry Rd Markets.
The Seven by Seven series invites seven designers to speak for seven minutes on any combination of seven topics including their inspiration, their practice, the future of design, or what defines Gold Coast design.
The result? Inspirational ideas, information, community connections and a fertile space for collaboration across the local design community.
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