We’ve engaged 14 of the brightest reporters from the next generation. They’re stationed across the nation awaiting your questions and suggestions. The project will be overseen by seasoned political reporters and editors. Check it out
Posted in Campaigning, Film, Social Media | Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 | dvize melbourne | No Comments »
Informal gathering of web-type folks to talk about how to use social media to promote sustainability and social good – this coming Tuesday.
Where: Grumpy’s Green, 125 Smith Street, Fitzroy. Learn more here
Posted in Forum, Internet, Melbourne+VIC, Social Media | Monday, August 16th, 2010 | dvize melbourne | No Comments »
May 25, 2010 6:00 pm
Informal gathering of web-type folks to talk about how to use social media to promote sustainability and social good – this coming Tuesday. Pizza’s are $7 and we have a special offer for our group – $10 a beer jug. Thank you Grumpy’s!
These Meet-ups will now be held fortnightly at the same venue, so hope to see you there this coming Tuesday, or on June 8th.
Where: Grumpy’s Green, 125 Smith Street, Fitzroy. Learn more here
Posted in Calendar, Events, Forum, Internet, Marketing, Melbourne+VIC, Social Media, Technology | Thursday, May 20th, 2010 | Keren | No Comments »
June 3, 2010 7:00 pm
To remove art from the privileged domain of the gallery and make it available for general consumption can be a powerful act, and its capacity to generate controversy is clearly alive and well in Melbourne.
Four practitioners will explore their experiences of creating art in public spaces, drawing on examples of their own work, and reflecting on the possibilities, challenges, freedom and limitations they have encountered.
Elisabeth Weissensteiner, Ammon Beyerle, Karen Casey and Maggie McCormick. Chaired by Alex Selenitsch.
Posted in Architecture, Art, Built Environment, Calendar, Events, Forum, Identity, Indigenous, Installation, Lecture, Melbourne+VIC, Mixed Media, Multiple Disciplinary, National, Photography, Sculpture, Social Media, Street Art | Thursday, May 20th, 2010 | words@bld50 team | No Comments »