Pablo de la Pena was the Winner of the Cyber-Duck Associate Award for his interactive media design idea, a service to capture and record footage of snowboarders at different angles whilst they are on the slopes.

Amnesty International, Quelque part partout, 1978; Chaque jour 15 personnes sont victimes du non respect des feux, Sécurité routière, 2002
The 300 posters and films in this exhibition show how how advertising has helped raise and shape public awareness, from the late 60s through to today. The exhibition covers six major themes: human rights, humanitarian aid, ecology, health, social exclusion and social aid, education and civic awareness.

Monterrey Housing by Elemental; Plato’s Atlantis by Alexander McQueen
The Aikon Project uses computational techniques to examine the activity of drawing – in particular sketching the human face – and is co-ordinated by Professor of Computing at Goldsmiths, Frederic Fol Leymarie and researcher and artist Patrick Tresset. The Skediomata robotic system was shown in action at the recent Kinetica Art Fair, London held February 4-7 2010.
Amsterdam Fashion Institute (AMFI) took over the cinema Het Ketelhuis in Amsterdam during the city’s recent fashion week end January to debut a series of short films created by the students to express their views of fashion.

Entrance to MoMA's Special Exhibitions Gallery; Blue Girl with Wine, 1997

Communication Art & Design RCA; Toys, Jean Jullien

On Growth and Form, Daniel Brown, Decode: Digital Design Sensations
The latest developments in digital and interactive design are currently on show at Decode: Digital Design Sensations at the V&A London. Pieces have been commissioned especially for the exhibition by the V&A in partnership with software specialists SAP, and sit alongside work by established designers, such as Daniel Rozin and Karsten Schmidt, as well as groups such as Troika and Fabrica.
Co-curated by Louise Shannon of the V&A and Shane Walter, director of contemporary arts organisation onedotzero, the V&A’s collaborative partner on Decode, the exhibition brings together many exciting new and recent pieces of work. A busy programme of hands-on tutorials and workshops is scheduled for the next three months – check the V&A microsite for details.

Pigsy in Space, Sam Pilling & Chris Lee; 20 Hoxton Square Projects

FrameByFrame: Swinburne Multimedia Design graduate show
The projects featured at the exhibition were a culmination of Undergraduate, Honours and Masters students’ work, primarily designed for children with autism. Trained teachers of children with autism from *Bulleen Heights School assisted student groups with eight different projects that focused on assisting autistic children with areas in which they need help.