
The Design for Flood project is a creative collaboration amongst designers. Using “design thinking” as a framework, the project seeks to develop a human-centered design strategy and solution for coping with floods. Read More

Improbable Connections 2012 | an international call for artists and social scientists to collaborate with businesses and organisations in the Basque Country (Spain) on innovation and social responsibility projects…. Read More

Object: Australian Centre for Design is currently looking for a Project Manager — Exhibitions & Programs. This new opportunity exists for a dynamic and experienced professional to work at… Read More

Sydney will once again be transformed into a spectacular canvas of light, music and ideas when Vivid Sydney takes over the city after dark from 25 May – 11 June 2012. Read More

The Cities For All international expert conference provides an opportunity for the distribution and dissemination of examples related to the topic of accessible design. Read More

This month culture360.org unveils a new series of articles and interviews entitled By people / In cities. The second Kuala Lumpur-based interview introduces Vishal J. Singh, a design consultant and… Read More

Hangzhou, China has become the fifth City of Craft and Folk Arts in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, joining Santa Fe (USA), Aswan (Egypt), Kanazawa (Japan) and Icheon (South… Read More

Dutch Design Fashion Architecture (DutchDFA) presented the results of 3 years of jointly promoting the Dutch creative industry in April, with notable successes in China and India. Read More

East meets West: Art and Design Now, exhibits the work of 20 young artists and designers from Korea, Taiwan, China, Japan, Hong Kong and Macau – many currently working in London. The show reveals the stimulating variety of creative energy emanating from these countries, and which is increasingly impacting on the capitals – and indeed – the worlds, art scene. Read More

The UR{BNE} Film Festival, a series of free films screened at the State Library of Queensland is inspired by “a passion for making urban design more exciting, engaging and accessible to the public, and using film as a way to rethink issues and start critical conversations”. Read More