Yellowtrace Spotlight // January 2015.

Welcome to the first Yellowtrace Spotlight for 2015 – except it’s a little different this year. Same delicious news – we promise – just different clothes. Due to the increasing overload of submissions we receive everyday, and our endless desire to share as much as we possibly can, we’ve decided to distribute the Design, Art & Events News throughout the month in small doses. Therefore, our regular Spotlight column has now grown-up and developed into a full fledged News Section on the site. You can keep an eye on it in the live feed, or you can wait for our monthly roundup – i.e. the Yellowtrace Spotlight. Easy peasy.

Today’s round up features new products and projects, up-coming art & design events, industry news and so much more. If like what you see, click the title or the image to see the full feature and many more images. Here we go…

Memory Maps Art Exhibition By Cristina Popovici.

Cristina Popovici is a Romanian-born Melbourne-based artist with a compelling and unrestrained body of abstract expressionist work.

James Turrell Exhibition At The National Art Gallery Of Australia, Canberra.

James Turrell: A Retrospective at the NGA explores the artist’s work over almost 50 years with projection pieces, built spaces, holograms, drawings etc.

Yellowtrace Interview in Elle Decor Italia, February 2015.

“The Passions of Dana Tomic Hughes, founder of Yellowtrace. From a local blogger to an international influencer.” Interview in Elle Decor Italia, February 2015.

Roots Bulbs By K-Studio // Marylebone, London.

This first stand alone cold-pressed juice bar in London designed by Athens-based K-Studio features a large block of rammed earth inlaid with copper trays.

Gewürzhaus Herb & Spice Merchants in Sydney & Melbourne by Doherty Design Studio.

Experiential shopping, 21st-century intelligence and 19th-century service meld in Gewurzhaus Merchants’ Sydney and Melbourne stores by Doherty Design Studio.

Cut Paw Paw by Andrew Maynard Architects // Seddon, Victoria.

Cut Paw Paw by Andrew Maynard Architects is a renovation & extension to a double fronted Australian home that has been left deliberately incomplete.

‘Shard’ Rug Collection by Fiona Lynch.

Designed and made in Australia from Irish goat hair, Shard rug collection by Fiona Lynch features abstract forms, influenced by designer’s art background.

Limited Edition Corona Chair, Designed By Poul M. Volther In 1964.

To celebrate 50 years of the Corona chair by Poul M. Volther, Erik Jørgensen has released a collectors edition of 50 Corona Classics in exclusive finishes.

Kartell in Tavola Collection now at Space.

Kartell in Tavola collection of sophisticated table pieces by renowned designers such as Jean-Marie Massaud, Philippe Starck and Patricia Urquiola.

‘Supergraph’ Contemporary Graphic Art & Design Fair in Melbourne.

Supergraph, Melbourne’s contemporary graphic art & design fair commencing this February, celebrates the best in contemporary design, print & illustration.