We’re kicking off 2022 with a little reminder that there are some incredible events on the horizon. Take a look at the program from Melbourne Design Week 2022 and check out what’s on at the 23rd Sydney Biennale.
Melbourne Design Week is coming up again and expressions of interest are open. So if you’re a designer, educator or industry innovator, you better get cracking – submissions close September 23.
Melbourne Design Week 2021 comprises a provocative lineup of talks, exhibitions and more, centred around the topic ‘design the world you want’. Here’s our two cents on what events are not to be missed.
Melbourne Design Week returns in 2021 to explore the theme ‘Design the world you want’ and expressions of interest are open now until 9 September.
From Australia’s top furniture designers James Walsh has been given the 2020 Australian Furniture Design Award for his design, the Anthropic Bench.
The escalating crisis of the COVID-19 (Corona Virus) has forced Kohler to postpone its Kohler Design Forum speaker event until further notice.
Renowned for his comedic wits and profound views of the world, Tim Ross’ love for architecture stems deep – dating back to his childhood years of fond memories and experiences of the beauty of design.
Coming back for its third year, Melbourne Design Week 2020 is set to be bigger and better than ever. Engage with the most brilliant minds across diverse industry sectors and immerse yourself in an incredible experience of meaningful design thinking.
This year’s Melbourne Design Week is the biggest and most extensive program to date. We pick out some of the highlights, including three events Indesign is proud to be involved in.
From Melbourne’s connection to the Yarra River through to climate change and waste, this year’s program for Melbourne Design Week is asking how design can influence social good.
It was jam-packed with design events, talks and exhibitions, and for only the second year running Melbourne Design Week outdid itself. But if you couldn’t make it, these were our best moments…
Kvadrat Maharam has curated a collection of one-off installation pieces, made by a bevvy of international designers, for an installation as part of Melbourne Design Week.
An initiative by Anaca Studio and One Fine Print, The Design Co-op will host a series of events as part of Melbourne Design Week that is set to unite the industry.
Melbourne Design Week has released this year’s program, and it’s dramatically bigger than last year.
