News room
The ADU news room includes feature stories and a comprehensive source of career opportunities for Australian designers updated monthly. Drawn from local and international design sites, foundations, blogs, design councils and government and institutional websites, this is where you will find information on competitions, grants, residencies, workshops and opportunities, gathered together in one place and organised by state
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Issue 4 – Creative enablersIn this issue, we begin an ongoing series of interviews with a broad range of creative enablers including local manufacturers who are fast dispelling the myth that nothing comes of designers collaborating with manufacturers in Australia. By Ewan McEoin and Heidi Dokulil 
Palamont Rotor: Norman JohnsonIn just ten years Palamont Rotor has shifted from a purely functional mindset, to a highly entrepreneurial position where the business has partnered with Australian designers to launch its own products directly to market. Interview by Ewan McEoin 
Lucelux: Rohan NicolIn 2009, Wagga Wagga based designer Rohan Nicol launched Lucelux – a new design enterprise established through an alliance with local manufacturer Precision Signs. Rohan spoke to the ADU about the benefits to be gained from partnerships between designers and local manufacturers. Interview by Ewan McEoin |
Bombay Sapphire Design Discovery Award 2011Australia’s biggest award for local designers, the Bombay Sapphire Design Discovery Award is now accepting entries for 2011. Entries close 2 September 2011. Tree Houses in Paradise05.07.11 | Competitions, International
The competition – design a tree house for a tropical island resort. The simple idea – design the perfect structure, in the perfect place, where everything you need to build with is locally accessible. Entries close 29 August 2011. JUMPThe JUMP National Mentoring Program for Young and Emerging Artists promotes excellence in artistic practice across artforms, facilitates pathways for geographically and culturally diverse artists, and champions Australia’s next generation of arts industry leaders. Applications close October 2011. Firstdraft Emerging Arts Writers ProgramThe Firstdraft Emerging Arts Writers Program encourages excellence in arts writing practice and provides mentorship and professional development opportunities. Applications for 2012 close 6.00pm Friday 12 August 2011. Australia Council – International residencies06.07.11 | International, Residencies
The Australia Council’s Skills and Arts Development Residency program supports excellence in the arts by providing professional development opportunities for craftspeople, designers, media artists and visual artists. Applications for Barcelona, Helsinki, Liverpool, London, New York, Paris, Rome and Tokyo are now open for 2012. Applications due 12 August 2011. MakeUpHarvest Textiles launches the MakeUP workshops during this year’s State of Design Festival. Here up-cycling and material reinvention will create new stories with old things in a series of five workshops over two weekends. Held Saturday 23 July and Sunday 24 July, and Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 July 2011. |
