Hot off the boccalatte press…
In the style of an old-school penguin classic, Sydney Design’s Storytelling book transcends the regular festival program.

Find Storytelling in all good bookshops from Monday or visit the Powerhouse Museum this weekend if you can’t wait.

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.

Recently we were asked ‘what the hell, is the Sydney Design design then, and what does it all mean?’
This year the Sydney Design theme is story telling. So every design has a story, in case you were wondering. Or we believe it should. So as part of a design process, conversations take place between the [...]

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.

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

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

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

The campaign was hugely successful and 2009 marked the most successful year in the Festival’s history with attendances increasing by 43% and daily sales figures by 40.0% on 2008.

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

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