More than 15 Master's of Design postgraduate students from the College of Creative Arts based on the Wellington campus, opened their work to the public this month at an exhibition in the Tea Garden of the Museum Building.The exhibition represented the culmination of a year’s work for students from a variety of disciplines, including spatial, textile, digital, graphic, industrial, communications and performance design.

Among the colourful exhibits was a tailoring system devised by Charlotte Little in which clients can bring in their own clothing and have the bespoke garments refashioned; a visual site proposal for Wellington’s waterfront by Lauren Skogstad; and a visual language devised by Luke Pittar to enable snowboarders to tell their travel stories.

  

Source: Massey University http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/about-massey/news/article.cfm?mnarticle=colourful-masters-of-design-exhibition-12-03-2010