It’s here! The long-awaited Oz Graphix 6 is now available.
In five previous editions, Oz Graphix established itself as the premiere showcase of Australian studio creativity. This sixth edition is packed with work that will inspire and inform. Whether your interest is in graphics, branding, photography, illustration or web design, you’ll find Oz Graphix 6 an [...]

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Kate McCurdy
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Nominated for the Palme d’Or at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival, Waltz with Bashir is attracting audiences from all over the globe, if not just for the fascinating content of the film, but for the way it has been [...]

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In February 2007, Getty Images purchased iStockphoto for the sum of $50 million. At the time, Getty Images CEO Jonathan Klein was quoted as saying, ‘If someone’s going to cannibalise your business, better it be one of your other businesses.’ What began [...]

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Kate McCurdy
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The ACMP Projections competition encourages emerging students, assistants, photographers and photo artists to submit images to gain exposure, raise their profile within the creative community and be recognised as the future of the photographic industry.
About ACMP and Trampoline
The competition [...]

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Caroline McCurdy
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Bruno Novelli, better known as 9li, is a Brazilian artist whose works are equally as extraordinary visually as they are in meaning. His current exhibition META, explores themes about spiritism, alchemy and metaphysics, as well as his own life [...]

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HORT is a Berlin-based studio that works in all fields of graphic design, specialising in pure creativity. Marion King, also known as ‘the one that pulls the strings behind the scenes’, explains the inspiring way in which the studio [...]

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New resources are now available to designers looking for information on copyright and intellectual property.
Graphic Designers & Copyright
From the Australian Copyright Council, Graphic Designers & Copyright deals with how copyright affects aspects of design practice such as legal protection for your designs, using other people’s work, [...]

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Held in a former glass factory in Sydney, Cloud Formation: a forecast of dream shapes featured multimedia work by artists Morgan Veness (Japan), Haruka Kokubu (Japan) and Malou Dunkley (Australia), architects German Perez Tavio (Spain) and Didier Ryan (UK) and designers Patrick [...]

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The 3rd annual Possible Worlds Film Festival, held in Sydney November 27 - December 2, aims to introduce and familiarise Australian audiences with the rich diversity, vibrant talent and the accessible nature of Canadian film. Much of the program [...]

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The Narrows gallery in Melbourne hosts a wide range of work from local, national and international artists/designers. The curator of the diverse art space, Warren Taylor speaks about the most important aspects of running a gallery.
What was your idea [...]

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The Production Book, published annually, is the most comprehensive film and television directory for crew, suppliers and production information in Australia.
Known as the ‘industry bible’, it is spiral bound, tabbed and indexed so that you can find what you’re looking for quickly [...]

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Review
Caroline McCurdy
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It is difficult these days to come across design that does not include some kind of hand-generated elements. The most common example is for giving a corporate identity a more organic appearance. The DIY theme seems to have really [...]

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Art Deco 1910-1939
Art Deco: 1910-1939 is a comprehensive exhibition celebrating the significant period in which its glamour and style influenced design worldwide. Direct from London’s famed Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), the exhibition is staged exclusively at the National [...]

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Illuminating Melbourne
The Royal Mail House is very 1960s style architecture. By day, its design seems strongly prescriptive of sixties’ architectural maxims. But from dusk till late during winter 2008 until 15 September, the Royal Mail changes its colours, literally. The Royal Mail’s facade ‘comes alive’ [...]

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The City of Melbourne
July 2008 - February 2009
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The City of Melbourne Laneways Commission program for 2008 is well underway. This is an exciting opportunity for everyone to experience new public art in public spaces, for a limited time only: six unique artworks in six very specific [...]

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