May 2016 Lisa Cahill, ADC Director |
Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the FutureShapeshifters: 3D Printing the Future is open at Australian Design Centre. This playful exhibition features nine designers and makers who are drawing on the high-tech and the rapidly evolving world of 3D printing to revolutionise design. Works in the exhibition range from furniture, fashion, jewellery and medical innovations. See more here ADC has a brand new websiteFor the past few months we have been working with our partners Interaction Consortium and Interbrand on this new online resource. We hope you enjoy it and take the time to delve into the breadth of information on our blog, learning pages and exhibitions. |
Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the Future eventsJoin journalist Fenella Kernebone in conversation with artists Louis Pratt and Lousje Skala about how 3D printing can transform creative practice on Tuesday 7 June, 6pm. Book now. This event is part of Vivid Ideas. 2016 Indigenous MentorshipWe are pleased to be working with two emerging designers who will take part in Arts NSW 2016 Indigenous Design Mentorship. Nicole Monks is a trans-disciplinary artist working across furniture design, photo media and light sculpture and Lucy Simpson is a textile, graphic and object designer. We will showcase new work by both Lucy and Nicole in the gallery from late September. |
On TourMany of our touring exhibitions are on the move; Lola Greeno: Cultural Jewels is on display at Alcoa Mandurah Art Gallery, WA 6 May until 31 July. Murray Art Museum Albury shows |
Ian Potter Learning CentreThe Ian Potter Foundation were a key partner in the construction of our learning centre at 101 William Street. This partnership also enabled us to design and make a suite of furniture for delivering our children's design thinking program Design Emergency. Read more here.
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Image credit: Michael Eden, A Twisted Oval Wedgewoodn't Tureen, 2012, nylon with mineral coating, School class learning 3D printing provided by Modfab 3D workshops, Lucy Simpson, Bigibilla quills, 2016, Echidna quill and string, Lola Greeno: Cultural Jewels, Ian Potter Learning Centre furniture photo by Rhadi Bryant.
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