Ceramic Lamps by Hsian Jung Chen.Taiwanese ceramic artist Hsian-Jung Chen has create a series of vivid and geometric lamps inspired by Memphis. Viewing the lighting objects more as sculptures, their warm and unobtrusive light ads just another layer for viewers to enjoy....
Daniel O’Toole’s New Art Series Reflects on Colour, Nature & Climate Warming.Inspired by the colours of the natural world, Daniel O’Toole has created a poignant new series named Tempered Resolution, presented at Curatorial+ Co. The exhibition responds to the pressures of climate change and human survival on a...
Highlights from Melbourne Design Week 2022.Melbourne Design Week returned with a wave of fresh local talent responding to the theme 'Design the world you want'. With a sense of possibility in the air, bolstered by an overwhelming sense of community, designers, artists, makers and...
‘Maximalist 180°’ Offers a New Take on Swedish Design.Adorno unveils ‘Maximalist 180°’—a virtually presented Swedish collection set in a concrete skatepark surrounded by a field of flowers. Curated by Stephen Markos, eleven designers demonstrate the new, maximalist-leaning wave of...
Nicolette Johnson’s Solo Exhibition “High Spirits” at Sophie Gannon Gallery.Nicolette Johnson’s High Spirits is a departure from her previous ceramic works with pieces shrouded in jewel-toned glazes with a talismanic...
Call out for Sydney Artists & Creatives to Revive the Laneways of our Pandemic Stricken City.City of Sydney is inviting artists and creatives to invigorate Sydney CBD laneways with temporary public art that reimagines and enlivens our pandemic stricken city. This project is part of City of Sydney and NSW Government’s $20 million...
Textile Artist Daisy Collingridge’s Quilted Body Suits.London-based textile artist Daisy Collingridge graduated from Central Saint Martins with a degree in fashion design, though her textile creations aren’t what you’d typically see worn on the streets. Her practice revolves around fabric...
Wearing Chairs While Sitting on Pants by Hansol Kim.Korea-born, Netherlands-based artist Hansol Kim uses found items of material as a medium to explore the human relationship with clothing and furniture for Wearing Chairs While Sitting on Pants. Questions as to why furniture feels less...
Australia Through the Lens of German Photographer Daniel Müller.German photographer Daniel Müller relocated to Sydney for the better part of a year, capturing aspects of the Australian landscape with Strange Bloke. Rather than only showing the majestic Australian landscape in full perspective, Müller...
