The River Project considers the Upper Georges River that runs through south west Sydney within the larger context of river systems of Asia and the Pacific by bringing together artists from Australia, China, India, Korea, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines and Vietnam whose work explores river systems. River Systems reflect our interconnectedness, our fragility and [...]

Conceptual Provocation within the environment of the Melbourne Art Fair and its focus on exchange.

Trunk books will be a series of small, corporeal, personal, and sensual books. They are intended to be beautiful, coveted objects filled with fascinating content, much like an old trunk in an attic.

An exhibition catalogue for a major three-year project that brings together some of the most exciting contemporary artists from across Australia, Asia and the Pacific

What better to describe a festival cinema goer than personifying them with a pack of unruly pooches.

How do you produce a program guide people would want to pick up, take home, read and keep? What could you achieve if you only had more resources? How much could you improve? Or is that the point? Limitiations are everything in design. Here’s our solution for our long term collaborators, Performance Space.

The 2010 Sydney Design uses a strong grid-layout over the sweeping curves of the campaign imagery to create movement and dynamism mimicking the diversity of the 2010 program.

Cloth is a small independent fabric company based in Sydney. Cloth make furnishing fabric the old fashioned way, screen printed by hand on a long table in a tin shed in the country.

How to encourage an audience of 13 to 25 to come to a backstage look at the goings on behind Australian Fashion Week?

‘The truth is I rarely have sex on tour’. Madonna

Hand drawn (sifr) fonts for headings, hand drawn elements throughout and organic navigation offers Performance Space a website with a unique and personal appearance.

Sex Workers Outreach Project (SWOP) came to us to produce a series of books for its industry workers.

Seymour Centre is one of those great 1970s icons of Australian architecture. Designed by Allan Jack and Cottier in 1975, it launched the early careers of Barry Otto, Judy Davis and Garry McDonald.

Boccalatte also developed a Blogger theme and e-news template as part of the online marketing suite.

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It is always a tricky brief designing for something that will be scrutinised by peers.

Catalyst is a member-based not for profit policy network founded in 2007 to organise progressive policy renewal. This poster summarises the results of their recent survey on Attitudes to Corporate Australia.

The Don’t DIS my ABILITY campaign questions stereotypes and asks people to ‘re-think’ prejudices they might have on disability issues.

The International Lace Award seeks to encourage contemporary design and challenge conventional notions of lace and its application in the areas of fashion, the built environment and digital multimedia.

Possibly the largest ‘equals’ sign you’ll see in a book design, with English and Japanese translations and silver special inks throughout.

A children’s book which explores issues that young Indigenous Australians face.

Taking up the subjectivity of tourist maps, but moving beyond this to a counter or quasi-tourist visual culture, the project re-visions, re-presents, and maps a few of the many other possible versions of Sydney.

A series of poster/invites designed for various exhibition openings.

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This website highly commended, Museums Australia Award 2009. Judges Comments: “all the fundamentals of this site are excellent makes one want to visit the place.”

Art direction and re-branding of the Arthur Boyd Art Centre in Nowra.

Works investigating notions of identity, tradition and globalisation by contemporary artists with varying connections to China.

Do people’s faces tell a story of their lives? Is 60 the new 40? What does it mean to age in a time where no one really wants too?

Named in the top ten art publications internationally by the international journal Art Asia Pacific.

Big, bright and beautiful. It uses double hit fluoro no less.