As students, we are representing ourselves and our interpretation of design. The work on display will include a culturally inspired storage item, material utilisation project and a seating project. Each piece is showcasing student graduate work. We are the now, finding solutions for 21st century problems, using sustainable materials by choice; 144 hours of design.
As students, we are representing ourselves and our interpretation of design. The work on display will include a culturally inspired storage item, material utilisation project and a seating project. Each piece is showcasing student graduate work. We are the now, finding solutions for 21st century problems, using sustainable materials by choice; 144 hours of design.
October 5th, 2011
As students, we are representing ourselves and our interpretation of design. The work on display will include a culturally inspired storage item, material utilisation project and a seating project. Each piece is showcasing student graduate work. We are the now, finding solutions for 21st century problems, using sustainable materials by choice; 144 hours of design.
What: 144 hours of design, Furniture design graduate exhibition
When: Gallery hours : 12pm-5pm 8/11/11 – 12/11/11
Where: Pigment gallery, level two Nicholas Building, corner Flinders Lane & Swanston Street
For more information contact: Rowan Turnham, Organising Student – sponsorshipteamrmit@gmail.com
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