Where Angels Fear to Tread: Design and the Making of a Qualitative Economy

Hothouse: 9am to 5pm, April 25th and 26th.
Room 6.38 Webb Centre, Queensland College of Art, South Bank Campus

Public Event: 6pm to8:30pm, April 27th.
Room 1.23 Graduate Centre, Queensland College of Art, South Bank Campus

Bookings by Monday April 20th essential.

Adjunct Professor Tony Fry and Queensland College of Art present two progressive events exploring redirective practice, design and a radical transformation of the nature of relations between the economy, the environment and culture.

Hothouse: 9am to 5pm, April 25th and 26th.
Room 6.38 Webb Centre, Queensland College of Art, South Bank Campus

Public Event: 6pm to8:30pm, April 27th.
Room 1.23 Graduate Centre, Queensland College of Art, South Bank Campus

Bookings by Monday April 20th essential.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

Hothouse: 9am to 5pm, April 25th and 26th.
Room 6.38 Webb Centre, Queensland College of Art, South Bank Campus

Public Event: 6pm to8:30pm, April 27th.
Room 1.23 Graduate Centre, Queensland College of Art, South Bank Campus

Bookings by Monday April 20th essential.

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