Workshopped Exhibition 2012

October 8th, 2012

Designers show their products for the first time on home ground in our annual Workshopped exhibition. We’re always looking for the next product that we can help bring to market. WORKSHOPPED 12. This year’s exhibition will be the largest design event of Sydney. More than 800 invited guests from Design, architecture, manufacturing and media will be attending the Opening Night. WORKSHOPPED, 12 years of design and innovation. Workshopped 12 is FREE to the public.

WORKSHOPPED looks for designers that have identified and considered the issues relating to production, whether limited or mass production and irrespective of the production method. And most importantly design that might be desired, taken home and lived with!

Exhibition Dates: Opening Night 31/10/2012
Hill Street Precinct Date: 31/10/2012 – 10/11/12
Supa Centa Moore Park : 14th Nov – 25th Nov 2012

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