Taking an empty retail space in Sydney’s Surry Hills—dark, off the high street, limited budget—and transforming it into a vibrant gallery to show some of the most important Italian design pieces of the 20th century was a challenge we couldn’t refuse. Using off-the-shelf materials an empty shell was transformed with light and cardboard boxes that became walls to separate exhibition areas, house artifacts and serve as plinths for larger furniture pieces.


(exhibition, architecture)
Concept: Heidi Dokulil, Graeme Smith. Curator: Anne Watson. Writing: Heidi Dokulil, Graeme Smith. Communication design: Graeme Smith. Exhibition design: Richard Peters, Matthew Krusin. Client: Italian government. Location: St Margarets, Sydney.
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