From 2 to 10 June, the Transformative Repair exhibition will be held at the Australian Design Centre in Sydney and showcase creatively repaired objects.
Transformative Repair x Australian Design Centre is a groundbreaking design auction event drawing attention to new models in the sustainable use of materials and products.
The event works with merging and leading Australian artists, designers and craftspeople to establish new opportunities for consumers, collectors and the public to thoughtfully and beautifully repair their broken things. It is also an Australian Research Council project for the University of New South Wales, and the University of South Australia.
The exhibition will feature broken design objects collected from high-profile leaders in the arts, including arts and climate change activist Yael Stone, gallerist Sally Dan-Cuthbert, the Campana Brothers for Edra, and conservationist Tim Flannery, Flight Facilities musician Hugo Gruzman and designer Bianca Spender.
The event works with merging and leading Australian artists, designers and craftspeople to establish new opportunities for consumers, collectors and the public to thoughtfully and beautifully repair their broken things. It is also an Australian Research Council project for the University of New South Wales, and the University of South Australia.
The exhibition will feature broken design objects collected from high-profile leaders in the arts, including arts and climate change activist Yael Stone, gallerist Sally Dan-Cuthbert, the Campana Brothers for Edra, and conservationist Tim Flannery, Flight Facilities musician Hugo Gruzman and designer Bianca Spender.
