Design
Designers become social activists
The increasingly recognised practice of critical design takes design out of the commercial sphere and makes it a political act.
Register now: visual arts conferences in 2014
Get ahead of the game in 2014, and join the world's leading cultural thinkers at a conference this year. Here…
Art and advertising: beyond sibling rivalry
If it's good enough for Manet and Dali, maybe artists who look down their noses at advertising designers should think…
AUDIO: Rural women behind a long-distance design business
Sisters Lisa O'Keefe and Stacey Clayton live 400 km apart but use their regional locations to advantage in their design…
GOMA verses MONA
Arguably two of Australia’s hottest galleries were under the spotlight at a recent symposium in Sydney. Which one came out…
Free, Secular and Democratic
It is always exciting to be taken somewhere new in a place you thought you knew and this exhibition does…
Why Australia needs a design policy
Design is critical to economic growth but it still falls in the cracks between industry and arts policy.
Design, architecture, publishing: ArtsHub expands
With Australia’s favourite arts portal the go-to place online for Visual Arts and Performing Arts, new Hubs come online.
VIDEO: The Big Design Market boosts the local economy
Over 200 local designers came together over three huge days at the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne.
Fugitive Structures define cutting edge technology at SCAF in 2014
A robotic–fabricated pavilion, organic poly structures and notions of home are themes that shape SCAFs program for 2014.