Tag: Exhibitions

WA Homes – S, M, L exhibition at WA Museum Boola Bardip.

Perth exhibition highlights housing diversity

A new exhibition at the WA Museum Boola Bardip, explores alternative models of “the great (West) Australian dream.”

Fire Brand by Brenda Livermore.
Exhibitions | 13 Feb 2024

International Art Textile Biennale 2023

The second biennale held at Sydney’s Australian Design Centre celebrates 35 contemporary textile artists from 11 countries.

Archive (detail), 2023 by Jing Liang. Photography by Jing Liang.
Exhibitions | 31 Jan 2024

Fresh! 2024

Fresh! celebrates the next wave of Victorian graduates in contemporary craft and design.

Sketch for 60-64 Clarendon Street, East Melbourne, 1968, by Robin Boyd.

New exhibition to explore Robin Boyd’s fascination with Japanese architecture

The inspiration behind the When Robin Boyd Went to Japan exhibition lies in Boyd’s fascination with the country during the period he was frequently visiting, observing, thinking and writing about Japanese architects and architecture.

Fossil Fables exhibition at Tin Sheds Gallery.

Fossil Fables: Using architecture to analyse the impact of resource extraction

An exhibition exploring the impact of extractive industries highlights the complex and interconnected relationships between economy, infrastructure, community and ecology.

Wurrdha Marra is an ever-changing exhibition space dedicated to displaying masterpieces and new works from First Nations artists and designers.
Exhibitions | 25 Sep 2023

Wurrdha Marra: First Nations exhibition at NGV

From October, the Ian Potter Centre: National Gallery of Victoria will be home to Wurrdha Marra, an ever-changing exhibition space dedicated to displaying First Nations works.

Lacaton and Vassal: Living in the City.
Discussion | Hélène Frichot | 20 Sep 2023

Lacaton and Vassal: Living in the City

An exhibition of the work of French Pritzker Prize laureates Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal offers many lessons for urban housing and the value of spatial and material politics of everyday life.

Purpose Built exhibition at the State Library of Queensland.
Discussion | Kirsty Volz | 18 Sep 2023

How good design can improve the way we all live

An exhibition at the State Library of Queensland explores the value of genuinely fit-for-purpose design that connects architecture, people, place and ecology.

The Great Endeavor (still) offshore storage well by Liam Young.
Discussion | Dan Hill | 11 Sep 2023

The unimaginable imagined: Liam Young’s Planetary Redesign

Part science-fiction, part “story-telling through space,” architect Liam Young’s cinematic works embody of the “dark matter” action required for us to tackle urgent planetary challenges.

The exhibition represents five civic projects using typical architectural communication conventions displayed alongside large-format photographs that capture everyday use.
Discussion | Nicci Dodanwela | 11 Aug 2023

Melbourne Now: Civic Architecture

Fundamentally, civic architecture expresses the way we want to live. This exhibition highlights five projects that challenge traditional approaches to our cities’ civic centres, transforming communities as they do so.

"Garden with Orange and Green Shade" by GFA2, Supercontext and Dean Cross.
Industry News | Linda Cheng | 10 Aug 2023

All the submissions to the 2023 NGV Architecture Commission

A “kinetic portal,” big verandah, tent and “bronze veil” were just some of the design concepts that could have become the next installation of the National Gallery of Victoria’s 2023 Architecture Commission.

The Geelong Library and Heritage Centre by ARM Architecture.

Architectural highlights of upcoming Melbourne Now exhibition

The National Gallery of Victoria’s popular Melbourne Now exhibition will return in 2023 with another survey of contemporary art, design and architecture from the past decade.

'Seoul, South Korea' by Sharyn Cairns.
Exhibitions | 24 Oct 2022

1 Shot 22: Defining Moments In The Built Environment

Featuring work by many of Australia’s pre-eminent and emerging photographers, exhibiting for the first time as a collective.

Cherbourg pre-fab house.
Discussion | Kali Marnane | 20 Oct 2022

Camps, Cottages and Homes: Indigenous agency in making Queensland home

Camps, Cottages and Homes: a brief history of Indigenous housing in Queensland exhibits maps, drawings, interviews, photo essays, and objects from public and private collections to tell stories of Indigenous agency in making home.

Futures Collective at Villa Alba Museum for Melbourne Design Week 2022.
Festivals | 4 Oct 2022

Call for submissions: Melbourne Design Week 2023

Expressions of interest are now open to participate in Melbourne Design Week 2023, Australia’s leading design festival.

Underneath / Overlooked: The Terrazzo Floors of Fremantle.
Festivals | 29 Sep 2022

Fremantle Design Week 2022

Fremantle Design Week will take over the port city from 14-21 October with an engaging program of design-inspired events.

The exhibition provides audiences the chance to engage with contemporary works in new and surprising contexts.
Exhibitions | 28 Sep 2022

‘Freedom of Movement’ at the NGV

Freedom of Movement: Contemporary Art and Design from the NGV Collection features works of contemporary art and design.

INVERT 4.0 is an architectural-led, future-focussed  exhibition.
Exhibitions | 19 Sep 2022

INVERT 4.0: Zero Carbon Precinct

green magazine and MINI are partnering once more to present the sustainability initiative and exhibition: INVERT 4.0.

'Occupy' is the 2022 instalment of the Student Architecture Festival, running 26 to 30 September in Brisbane.
Festivals | 9 Sep 2022

‘Occupy’ Student Architecture Festival

‘Occupy’ is the 2022 instalment of the Australasian Student Architecture Congress.

Aerial view of the Uluru Kata-Tjuta Cultural Centre, 1995
Exhibitions | 9 Sep 2022

Seeking Resonance: the life-architecture of Gregory Burgess

An exhibition dedicated to the career of architect Greg Burgess will be on display at the Melbourne School of Design.

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