Workshopped 2008 Call for Entries

Applications are now open for 2008 Workshopped exhibition, co-presented by the Powerhouse Museum during Sydney Design 08 in August. Approximately 1,000 people will attend opening night on Tuesday 5 August and over 50,000 will see the exhibition during its two week season. This years exhibition focuses on Design Matters. Find out more here

BY jesse

March 5th, 2008

Applications are now open for 2008 Workshopped exhibition, co-presented by the Powerhouse Museum during Sydney Design 08 in August.

Approximately 1,000 people will attend opening night on Tuesday 5 August and over 50,000 will see the exhibition during its two week season.

This years exhibition focuses on Design Matters. Find out more here

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