On the Cusp

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What does our future look like? A new exhibition, CUSP: Design into the Next Decade, sees 12 diverse designers each develop their own creative solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges, including issues around sustainable growth and respect for the planet. An interactive exhibition, CUSP will involve workshops, talks, film screenings and a range of hands-on activities, including a ‘Design Emergency’ course geared at teaching children to think outside the box. After its weekend launch in Sydney, CUSP will be travelling to a bunch of other city and regional centres between now and 2015, including Launceston, Adelaide, Dubbo, Port Macquarie, Brisbane and the Mornington Peninsula. For your local dates and information on participants, visit the CUSP website.

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