Shaun Daniel Allen (aka Shal) transformed the MCA into his playground for their first Art Bar of the season.
The night, titled 'Liner Notes', was a love letter to those dog-eared CD inserts and vinyl sleeves that schooled him in music, politics, ideas, and life itself.

For Fall/Winter 2025, Christian Louboutin unveiled a collection of fresh designs and reimagined classics complemented by an exciting collaboration with artist and pro-surfer Otis Carey that brings to life their shared passion for a bold and expressive colour palette.

For this year's Air Max Day, Shaun Daniel Allen (Shal) joined forces with Nike to create an immersive experience that pushed boundaries. The collaboration brought to life large-scale textile installations, video works, and audioscapes - all celebrating the revolutionary design of the new Air Max DN8.

Max Berry’s recent ‘Landscape Effect’ interior mural.
Commissioned by Joanna & Richard Collins for Jarvis Toyota Adelaide.

Rachel Rutt teamed up with Golden Goose to run a collaborative work shop which featured the textile work of Rutt blended with the craftsmanship of Golden Goose sneakers

For the highly anticipated launch of their debut eyewear collection, Sir the Label collaborated with multidisciplinary artist and photographer Kitty Callaghan to bring their vision to life. The partnership resulted in a dynamic campaign that blended fashion, art, and creativity.

Kitty Callaghan was commissioned to create two original artworks for LA MAIN – THE BOOK, a prestigious publication commemorating the unveiling of the LVMH Métiers d'Art building in Paris. Designed by acclaimed architect Clément Lesnoff-Rocard, the building stands as a testament to craftsmanship, innovation, and luxury.

Max Berry’s Landscape Effect mural for Capella.

Landscape Effect engages the ideology of “aesthetic contemplation and affective relaxation” aiming to foster an environment that induces calm and offers a space to think. Berry’s work prompts a sensation of “drift” rather than spectacle, one that is condensed and framed; a world within a world within a world.

Otis Hope Carey GAAGAL series, 2022 for Capella Sydney.

The phrase “GAAGAL”, translates to Ocean which is the totemic spiritual emblem of the Gumbaynggirr people, and is reflected in the topographical nature of the paintings and their visual relationship to oceanic current charts and movements. The layering and line work of Carey's pieces create a beautiful union of visual immediacy and the tracings of an intrinsic and sensitive bond.