COFA Annual 2012 showcased the works of the next generation of fine artists, media artists and designers. More than 300 COFA graduating students displayed their works in many disciplines: animation, ceramics, drawing, digital imaging, environments, graphics, installation, interactive media, jewellery, motion … Continue reading
Suzanne Boccalatte was part of the True Design pilot program. Boccalatte has a long history of working with the Powerhouse Museum, most notably creating the visual identity for Sydney Design festival since 2004. Continue reading
Diana Lorentz was part of the True Design pilot program. She is manager of the Powerhouse Museum’s design department. Continue reading
Caroline Pidcock compares her professional history to a sailing boat tacking across a body of water: an indirect, zigzagged route where destinations become merely stopping points as part of a greater journey. Continue reading
With equivalent pedigrees in both graphic design and music, Andrew Barnum would seem to be something of a split personality. Continue reading
Janos Korban and Stefanie Flaubert, in partnership as Korban/Flaubert, approach design like a pair of mad scientists, where a row of bubbling test tubes might be as appropriate a design tool as pencils and paper. Continue reading
It is easy to forget that Andrew Silke’s animated creations are little more than conglomerations of pixels. Continue reading
Elke Kramer’s creative practice defies pigeon-holing, wandering as it does between jewellery design, illustration, art direction, textile design, clothing, graphics, multimedia, merchandising, concept engineering and anything else she concocts or comes across. Continue reading
In June this year we invited a number of designers to participate in a digital storytelling project, which was launched and showcased during Sydney Design 07. Continue reading