The State of Design 2009 website has launched. It’s the place to go for all the info on the range of programs being held at Victoria’s State of Design Festival, from the 15 – 25 July. The new site includes a daily events calendar, as well as details on the Design Capital, Design For Everyone […]
March 31st, 2009
The State of Design 2009 website has launched.
It’s the place to go for all the info on the range of programs being held at Victoria’s State of Design Festival, from the 15 – 25 July.
The new site includes a daily events calendar, as well as details on the Design Capital, Design For Everyone and Design:Made:Trade program and the biennial Premier’s Design Awards (2010).
Keep an eye out on the site and learn more about how you can become involved in the next few months.
stateofdesign.com.au
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