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Chunky Move – Mix Tape

by Brendan McKnight on 20 Aug 10

Desktop speak with sound designer Luke Smiles to find out more about Chunky Move’s latest contemporary dance production.

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State of Design Festival – Desktop’s top picks!

by Brendan McKnight on 08 Jul 10

Desktop’s hand picked selection of events, talks, forums and cool stuff we think you might like from the upcoming Victorian State of Design Festival.

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Russel Howcroft – GPY&R

by Desktop on 08 Jul 10

Desktop speaks with the new chief executive of Y&R Brands and The Gruen Transfer panelist, Russel Howcroft.

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Mobile Screenfest Q+A – Avi Ratnanesan

by Desktop on 07 Jul 10

To find out a little bit more about Australia’s first mobile phone film festival, we caught up with festival director, Avi Ratnanesan.

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Say Hello to Haw

by Brendan McKnight on 29 Jun 10

We chat to Brisbane based illustrator Haw, who loves the alphabet so much that he created his own.

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Wish You Were Here

by Desktop on 21 Jun 10

Desktop caught up with Pat Mackle, founder and managing director of Avant Card to learn where her passion for postcards came from.

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Dennis Hopper and The New Hollywood

by Jo Spurling on 07 Jun 10

In light of the recent loss of Hollywood legend Dennis Hopper, Desktop takes a look at some of his photographic work that was recently exhibited at ACMI.

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100 Proofs the Earth is Not a Globe

by Brendan McKnight on 14 May 10

Part science project, part religious intervention, 100 Proofs is on now as part of Melbourne’s 2010 Next Wave festival.

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King of Nothing

by Brendan McKnight on 06 May 10

We catch up with the gang behind fashion start-up King Of Nothing – tasty apparel to work, play, paint, skate, date and create in.

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Beci Orpin

by Brendan McKnight on 04 May 10

Imaginative artist Beci Orpin has been immersed in a world of 60s book covers, educational toys and 18th century paper-cuts. It’s now time we joined her.

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Painting with light

by Jo Spurling on 22 Apr 10

Queen Elizabeth reclines on a giant chessboard, while Lady MacBeth wipes the blood from her hands – anything is possible through the camera lens of Alexia Sinclair, writes Jo Spurling.

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Change. Today. Now.

by Brendan McKnight on 21 Apr 10

Look out world, you are about to be positive-postered.