Category: Installation

February 6, 2010 to March 27, 2010

Launching on the 6th of February and running over the next seven weeks, Five NSW-based designers will feature in Object Gallery’s exciting new STATE. RESPOND exhibition.

The designers were invited to respond to a statement addressing the challenges of sustainability in design. These responses have been translated into physical installations that are displayed within the gallery space.

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Breathe Architecture has been working with Lulamae to design a shop in the lower ground level of Melbourne Central over summer. The entire fit out is made from 100% post consumer waste recycled cardboard. The shop will literally Pop-Up on December 1.

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Set to recycle the success of Melbourne’s Greenhouse project, multi-disciplinary creative Joost Bakker has shipped his eco-friendly eatery to Western Australia.

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In Solidarity with the International Protests against the War in Afghanistan, the C.E.O.s curated a mobile exhibition with Australian artist Van Thanh Rudd. Van also has for sale: $1.2b used car part

Van is also also Talking at the opening of F.A.C.T 4 exhibition showing 5 November– 29 November

October 9, 2009 to October 19, 2009

Free World is a contemporary art installation that explores the rap poetry of six young people from Liberia, Sudan and Tanzania. Free World will illuminate Federation Square with the experience of resettlement, raw personal histories and the desire for change. Federation Square Melbourne.

The 7 Metre Bar uses digital projection to create a flooded city wrecked by climate change. The installations will remain in place from early October 2009 until the end of The Sydney Festival in late January 2010. Download the PDF