Semi-Permanent gets underway at Darling Harbour, Sydney, next Friday, 19 March, and features two days of art, design, creativity, and a line up of speakers that includes triple j presenter and writer Craig Schuftan, US photographer Jill Greenberg, and Melbourne graphic design duo Tin&Ed.

Visual Response returns to the Australian INfront, albeit in a slightly different format, as submitted images can now include photos and scans, something not permitted in the past. The theme for the first of the rebooted Visual Response’s is “2010″.
Australian INfront is indeed back.

Hot sun baked sandstone building cooks up cool art at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

Katerina Orlikova’s kaleidoscopes use fonts to create their psychedelic patterns.

Curated by Sydney artist David Capra, the HIDDEN: A Rookwood Sculpture Walk exhibition opens on Thursday 18 March 2010, and can be seen until Sunday 18 April, at Sydney’s Rookwood Cemetery.
HIDDEN: A Rookwood Sculpture Walk unveils the work of 24 artists’ responses to the Rookwood site, one of the largest cemeteries in the Southern Hemisphere. [...]

A huge collection of vintage style railway posters.

Ask anyone what they like the best about going to an art show and most people will tell you it’s the opening night party.
And who can blame them, after all what better way is there to spend an evening, than enjoying some brand new art while partying?
So while from a show-goer’s point of view [...]

Nicholas Tassone has designed a series of minimal movie posters based on the novels of Stephen King.

Joey Parlett’s series of 36 sketches based on photos taken mainly during the Apollo Moon missions.

March is shaping up as a reasonably chaotic month (mainly because I’m trying to fit in a week off somewhere), but hopefully our Central Coast stay-overs will allow a visit to this year’s Look Hear art and design event, taking place at the Newcastle Region Art Gallery, every Wednesday in March from the 10th onwards.
Look [...]