• Arthur Boyd
• Arts Project Australia
• Brian Brandt
• K.W.Doggett
• Manningham City Council
• McClelland Gallery
• Meanjin1
• National Arboretum Canberra
• Note Printing Australia
• Point Nepean
• Printgraphics
• Robbie Rowlands
• Warwick Reeder

 

John Gollings is widely acknowledged as one of Australia’s premier photographers of the built environment.

The exhibition Aftermath: Landscape photographs by John Gollings from Black Saturday presents a series of images taken by Gollings of the landscape after bushfires burnt across Victoria on and around Saturday, 7 February 2009

Janet Laurence’s The Alchemical Garden of Desire is the second exhibition, in a series, where an artist has been invited to produce a body of work relating to McClelland’s surrounding environment (the first exhibition in 2010 was Andrew Browne: From the Periphery).

The biennial McClelland Sculpture Survey & Award is the most important outdoor sculpture exhibition in Australia, with 35 works displayed throughout a bushland setting.

The major comprehensive catalogue is an important documentation of this prestigious prize, with both the exhibition and catalogue being significant for the development, appreciation and promotion of sculpture. The identity and format of the catalogue therefore required special treatment and stock selection to make it stand apart in the market.

As part of the extensive brand re-fresh carried out for McClelland Sculpture Park+Gallery, DLD has created a new design and format for their biannual calendar. 

This latest exhibition at McClelland features both sculptures and works on paper by one of the pioneers of Modernist sculpture in Australia, Clive Stephen.  

Double Vision is McClelland Gallery+Sculpture Park’s masterpieces exhibition that showcases many of the Gallery’s recent acquisitions.

Mike Nicholls: Primitive soul presents a selection of the artist's sculptural work, with a focus on carved timber. 

Catalogue design for the exhibition David Wadelton: icons of suburbia which, through painting and photography, presents contemporary cultural icons of everyday life and mass media.

Spirit in the Land is a NETS Victoria and McClelland Gallery+Sculpture Park touring exhibition.

Over 40 works have been drawn from private, state and public gallery collections throughout Australia, bringing together key paintings and sculptures by some of Australia’s most influential artists.

The studio has produced a major comprehensive catalogue for the McClelland Sculpture Survey & Award 2010. 

The 2010 Survey was given a new, bold and exciting identity, which was carried across a range of printed collateral. 

Commemorative booklet, card and signage for a new permanent sculpture at McClelland by Andrew Rogers.

Andrew Browne ‘From the Periphery’ incorporates the paintings and photographs of this Melbourne-based artist, inspired by the new land adjacent to the existing McClelland Sculpture Park – its history, location and wilderness qualities. 

Catalogue for the first comprehensive overview of the career of John Ford Paterson and the talented Paterson family.

A catalogue for an exhibition which showcases the sculptural work of Australian artist Augustine Dall’Ava.

Invitations for McClelland's wide variety of temporary exhibitions and collection displays of works on paper, photography, painting and sculpture.