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25.01.2022 Fashion lovers take note! Senior Fashion and Textiles curator at the National Gallery of Victoria, Danielle Whitfield, recently interviewed Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen via Instagram TV. Van Herpen explores technology and 3D printing techniques in haute couture fashion. Van Herpen was featured in an earlier feature story which will be reposted here.

25.01.2022 An interactive sculpture by Australian artist B. Jane Cowie titled 'Swirling Surround' is an entry in the international CODAworx 2020 public art award. Other Australian entries include 'Mount Pleasant Woolworths Lacefence' in Perth, a sculpture titled 'Memorial, Hardboard Diggers' in Sydney, a light projection titled 'Coexistence' for Vivid Sydney, 'Jackalope' in Melbourne and 'Cascade' in Perth. The general public has the opportunity to vote, June 18th 30th 2020, on 100 l...arge-scale community artworks from around the world! Hundreds of commissioned art projects are competing for a CODAaward; given annually to the remarkable works that successfully integrate art into interior, architectural, and public spaces. The two projects that collect the most votes will receive a coveted People’s Choice CODAaward and be announced, alongside all of this year’s CODAaward winners, in the August issue of Interior Design magazine. Vote for your favorite starting June 18th: Voters are encouraged to rally behind the work they like in CODAawards categories of Landscape, Residential, Healthcare, Commercial, Institutional, Liturgical, Public Spaces, Transportation, Hospitality, and Education. This year the 446 CODAawards entries represent $141 million in commission fees, and projects from 30 countries.

23.01.2022 THE McClelland Sculpture Park+Gallery received 320 submissions for its new national small sculpture award which was established to support artists in troubled times. The prize is supported by the Elisabeth Murdoch Sculpture Fund and a private donor with entries judged by artists and McClelland Trustees Lisa Roet and John Young AM, and Jason Smith, Director of Geelong Gallery. Artists [ 1,753 more word ] https://agendamatters.wordpress.com//a-new-national-small/

22.01.2022 The NGV is calling for expressions of interest for Melbourne Design Week 2021.

22.01.2022 Technology in fashion as discussed in this story from 2013 is still relevant to today.

21.01.2022 Personal experience inspires a human-centred design for palliative care patients.

21.01.2022 3D-printed face shields sent to Launceston General Hospital in Tasmania.

18.01.2022 A South Australian business has developed a No Hands door opener in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

15.01.2022 Victoria is proudly the creative state. To see that suddenly shut down has been heartbreaking. Even in these unprecedented times, our creative community conti...nue to find ways to connect and inspire us. But it's been tough, and it's hit hard. That's why today we announced a $16.8 million survival package to provide immediate support to Victorian creative organisations and individuals. This package is a down payment for our creative industries and will help meet the immediate challenges of keeping the thousands of Victorian creatives working. And we need to keep them creating work, because this industry will be critical to the social and economic recovery of Victoria. https://www.theage.com.au//cash-down-payment-to-rescue-vic

15.01.2022 Australian racing car engineers design and make a ventillator prototype in the fight against the coronavirus.

13.01.2022 A Swinburne University of Technology industrial design graduate has won the Emerging Designer category at the Alessi Design Awards. Check out the story of Kennyjie Marcellino's shopping bag.

13.01.2022 With so many regional newspapers closing down, it's great to see a new newspaper in South Australia bucking the trend.

13.01.2022 Meet one of the giants of 20th century design, a free spirit who championed good design for all and was often overshadowed by her famous male collaborators. Enter the world of Charlotte Perriand, whose pioneering designs shaped the 20th century. Her modern ideas can be found in the way we live today, from the use of materials such as aluminium and steel, to her belief that good design is for everyone. Where: Design Museum, London... Exhibition: Charlotte Perriand the Modern Life When: 26 March 2021 See more

12.01.2022 DION IS A BALL OF NERVOUS ENERGY and not sure about his place in the boisterously loud play-baiting of his elder brother Ned, his sister Lizzy, and his brother’s mate Nick. They’ve been patrolling the suburban train station since eight o’clock that morning, harassing peak hour passengers and kids in uniforms on their way to school. At twelve-years-old, he should be joining those kids at school. [ 863 more words ] https://agendamatters.wordpress.com/2020//07/the-challenge/

12.01.2022 Exciting news from the NGV! Check out this curatorial and exhibition design briefing for the upcoming NGV Triennial 2020. Happy Days :) https://youtu.be/sfeHXBQ8HCE

11.01.2022 Satirist John Clarke and his wife Helen McDonald leave a conservation legacy on Phillip Island.

11.01.2022 A South Australian company has designed a temporary field hospital for rapid deployment.

11.01.2022 While the current Melbourne lockdown means we're unable to visit McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery on the way to the Mornington Peninsula, the good thing is that we can still view exhibitions online. In another innovation, Lisa Byrne, the gallery Director, launched a new national small sculpture award to support artists in troubled times. You can see the 44 finalists and their works here. The winners are James Geurts, Matt Hinkley, Kerrie Poliness and Cyrus Tang.... www.mcclellandgallery.com/current-exhibitions/ See more

10.01.2022 The National Gallery of Australia has announced the rescheduled dates for a new exhibition. DATES: 13 November 2020 31 January 2021 Know My Name: Australian Women Artists 1900 to Now showcases art made by women. It brings together more than 300 works, drawn from the Gallery’s collection and other collections from across Australia.

07.01.2022 Short story LAURIE stares into the tiny flame. The one that dances exuberantly atop the eight of his eightieth birthday candles. It takes him back to another time and place across the ocean and seas to a patch of land nestled amongst the hills of a small town in the Basque Country. Through the flame he sees a girl staring blankly into the centre of the bonfire. [ 218 more words ] https://agendamatters.wordpress.com/2020/07/07/memory/

07.01.2022 Design news from Monash University's Art, Design and Architecture campus in Melbourne.

07.01.2022 Indesign has launched a new festival called Super Design which runs from 16-27 November. Check the website for announcements of all exhibitors and guest speakers.

06.01.2022 ****NGV media release*** NGV ANNOUNCES NEXT EDITION OF THE HISTORY-MAKING MELBOURNE NOW EXHIBITION IN 2023 WITH MAJOR COMMITMENT TO LOCAL ARTISTS The National Gallery of Victoria has announced the second edition of the landmark, city-wide exhibition, Melbourne NOW, which will be centred at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia in 2023. The exhibition will mark the ten-year anniversary of the inaugural 2013 exhibition which was a bold and unprecedented survey of some of the mo...Continue reading

06.01.2022 A short story THE RED FEATHERS of Florence Broadhurst’s Peacock wallpaper perfectly match the dense bright red carpet of the dining room. I’d spent years admiring this luscious bold pattern and its shimmering silver base colour. My grandmother had coordinated it with full-length red velvet curtains that still hang across the bay window at the furthest edge of the room and the tall soldier windows that line the long wall. [ 467 more words ] https://agendamatters.wordpress.com///03/the-coughing-fit/

03.01.2022 If you're at a loss of things to do this weekend, then get online and checkout the first ever Open House Worldwide Festival. The live-streamed programme offers an exciting array of architectural and social insights from Taipei to Buenos Aires, Vienna to Brisbane, Lagos to London, Chicago to Osaka, and Melbourne is in the mix too! Check out the events now and set your alarms to travel virtually to your favourite destinations over the next 48 hours!

01.01.2022 Short story scene one THE BOSS is missing and his missus is hysterical. Their son and daughter went out looking for him on horseback yesterday. They haven’t come home yet. Pete has been up for forty-eight hours trying to save as much of the stock as he can, but this rain hasn’t let up for a week. His body aches in a way he’s never felt and he can’t allow himself to think about the horrific things he’s seen and the killing he’s had to do. [ 163 more words ] https://agendamatters.wordpress.com/2020/07/05/the-flood/

01.01.2022 FIVE AUSTRALIAN artworks have made the Top 100 list of the international CODAawards and are eligible for the People’s Choice awards with online voting ending June 30. The awards recognise outstanding commissioned artworks which are integrated into site-specific projects across interiors, architecture, landscape architecture and ephemeral installations. This year 446 entries from 30 countries were entered into one of 10 categories which comprise the awards - Commercial, Education, Healthcare, Hospitality, Institutional, Landscape, Liturgical, Public Spaces, Residential and Transportation.