• CSA NSW July webinar: Colour and Composition in Hilma af Klint's Swan Series with Kristen Tivey Free CSA webinar: 3 Jul 2021 11:00 AM, UTC+10:00 Free registration for our Hilma af Klint webinar with Kristen Tivey is now open to non-members of the Colour Society of Australia at https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4368004. The registration deadline is 24 hours before the event, but we'll probably reach our limit of 100 participants well before that. Our membership year runs from July to June, so if you're not already a CSA member, now is the perfect time to join to support our activities including this free webinar series. Benefits of membership include early access to webinar bookings as well as access to the video recordings of previous and upcoming webinars, including this one. Please join or renew at https://coloursociety.org.au/membership #hilma #hilmaafklint #ArtGalleryNSW #secretpaintings #abstraction #arthistory #colour #color #painting #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation @nas_au @artgalleryofnsw @aiccolor
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    CSA NSW July webinar: "Colour and Composition in Hilma af Klint's Swan Series" with Kristen Tivey Free CSA webinar: 3 Jul 2021 11:00 AM, UTC+10:00 Free registration for our Hilma af Klint webinar with Kristen Tivey is now open to non-members of the Colour Society of Australia at https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4368004. The registration deadline is 24 hours before the event, but we'll probably reach our limit of 100 participants well before that. Our membership year runs from July to June, so if you're not already a CSA member, now is the perfect time to join to support our activities including this free webinar series. Benefits of membership include early access to webinar bookings as well as access to the video recordings of previous and upcoming webinars, including this one. Please join or renew at https://coloursociety.org.au/membership #hilma #hilmaafklint #ArtGalleryNSW #secretpaintings #abstraction #arthistory #colour #color #painting #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation @nas_au @artgalleryofnsw @aiccolor
  • CSA NSW July webinar: Colour and Composition in Hilma af Klint's Swan Series with Kristen Tivey Free CSA webinar: 3 Jul 2021 11:00 AM, UTC+10:00 https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4368004 We are excited to announce that the next in the series of free webinars organized by the Colour Society of Australia will be a presentation by archivist and art historian Kristen Tivey from the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation and the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, New York. Kristen will speak on colour and composition in the works of Hilma af Klint, the fascinating and groundbreaking artist who is the subject of the major exhibition Hilma af Klint, The Secret Paintings that opened at the Art Gallery of NSW last weekend. Kristen Tivey MA/MSLIS is an art historian and archivist with eight years of experience archiving in the contemporary art and architecture world of New York City. She currently works in the archives of the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation and the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum in New York City, always seeking to combine her art historical interest in abstraction with her archival interest in the accessibility of information, especially in the form of digital and born-digital collections. She graduated with distinction in May 2020 from Pratt Institute of New York with a Masters in Library and Information Science and a Masters in the History of Art and Design. Her Master's thesis, Symbol and Science in Hilma af Klint's 'Swan Series', explores the many facets of meaning behind the twenty-four paintings of the Swan Series within af Klint's greater work Paintings for the Temple, focusing primarily on two thematic areas: the symbolic meaning of the swan and the influence of scientific discovery on af Klint's composition. #hilmaafklint #ArtGalleryNSW #secretpaintings #abstraction #arthistory #colour #color #painting #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation @nas_au @artgalleryofnsw @aiccolor
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    CSA NSW July webinar: "Colour and Composition in Hilma af Klint's Swan Series" with Kristen Tivey Free CSA webinar: 3 Jul 2021 11:00 AM, UTC+10:00 https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4368004 We are excited to announce that the next in the series of free webinars organized by the Colour Society of Australia will be a presentation by archivist and art historian Kristen Tivey from the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation and the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, New York. Kristen will speak on colour and composition in the works of Hilma af Klint, the fascinating and groundbreaking artist who is the subject of the major exhibition "Hilma af Klint, The Secret Paintings" that opened at the Art Gallery of NSW last weekend. Kristen Tivey MA/MSLIS is an art historian and archivist with eight years of experience archiving in the contemporary art and architecture world of New York City. She currently works in the archives of the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation and the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum in New York City, always seeking to combine her art historical interest in abstraction with her archival interest in the accessibility of information, especially in the form of digital and born-digital collections. She graduated with distinction in May 2020 from Pratt Institute of New York with a Masters in Library and Information Science and a Masters in the History of Art and Design. Her Master's thesis, "Symbol and Science in Hilma af Klint's 'Swan Series'", explores the many facets of meaning behind the twenty-four paintings of the Swan Series within af Klint's greater work "Paintings for the Temple", focusing primarily on two thematic areas: the symbolic meaning of the swan and the influence of scientific discovery on af Klint's composition. #hilmaafklint #ArtGalleryNSW #secretpaintings #abstraction #arthistory #colour #color #painting #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation @nas_au @artgalleryofnsw @aiccolor
  • Here's another free sample from our recent Colour Connections online conference, Aly Indermühle's gorgeously illustrated presentation on Luminous Colour - The Enchantment of Light Art, which made a very fitting close to the first day of presentations. After considering the distant and more recent ancestry of the field, Aly presents a detailed personal view of contemporary light in the categories of colour field, experiential, neon, site-specific, sculptural and installation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8vDcBfhaDc Aly's video joins three other presentations from the conference that have also been shared publicly: Andrew Werth, Using color effects in service of an artistic vision https:www.andrewwerth.com David Briggs, Four key insights about colour https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k3hOxrZ4fw Ron Francis, Calculating colour for imaginative realist painting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk_P_av0Meg #coloursocietyaustralia #internationalcolourday #lighting #light #colour #lightart #icdaustralia2021 #icd2021 #internationalcolourday2021 #internationalcolourassociation @aiccolor @internationalcolourday
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    Here's another free sample from our recent "Colour Connections" online conference, Aly Indermühle's gorgeously illustrated presentation on "Luminous Colour - The Enchantment of Light Art", which made a very fitting close to the first day of presentations. After considering the distant and more recent ancestry of the field, Aly presents a detailed personal view of contemporary light in the categories of colour field, experiential, neon, site-specific, sculptural and installation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8vDcBfhaDc Aly's video joins three other presentations from the conference that have also been shared publicly: Andrew Werth, "Using color effects in service of an artistic vision" https:www.andrewwerth.com David Briggs, "Four key insights about colour" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k3hOxrZ4fw Ron Francis, "Calculating colour for imaginative realist painting" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk_P_av0Meg #coloursocietyaustralia #internationalcolourday #lighting #light #colour #lightart #icdaustralia2021 #icd2021 #internationalcolourday2021 #internationalcolourassociation @aiccolor @internationalcolourday
  • Eva Fay's new book on colour education at Sydney's influential Shillito Design School in the 1970's, which she announced at Colour Connections, is now available through her website at https://www.evafaycolour.com.au/book.html. An extensive preview of the book can be seen at https://www.evafaycolour.com.au/soft-cover.html Eva documents the school's methods of teaching colour with a comprehensive set of annotated illustrations of her student exercises from the colour component of the first two years.of the three-year course. These exercises, beautifully executed in gouache, include illustrations of various colour concepts, plus design exercises putting these concepts into practice. Shillito's course was intensely practical, but colour theory was nevertheless taught, and one of the the most distinctive elements is Shillito's 15-hue colour wheel, with two paints for each Primary hue (to avoid the limitations of mixing intermediate hues from single red, yellow and blue paints), three Secondary and six Sub-Primary hues. Eva also draws attention to some previously overlooked influences on the curriculum, H. Barrett Carpenter's Colour (1915) and Maitland Graves' The Art of Color and Design (1941). #colourtheory #shillito #sydneycolour #design #coloursocietyaustralia #colourconnections #sydneydesign #colourwheel #colourdesign
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    Eva Fay's new book on colour education at Sydney's influential Shillito Design School in the 1970's, which she announced at "Colour Connections", is now available through her website at https://www.evafaycolour.com.au/book.html. An extensive preview of the book can be seen at https://www.evafaycolour.com.au/soft-cover.html Eva documents the school's methods of teaching colour with a comprehensive set of annotated illustrations of her student exercises from the colour component of the first two years.of the three-year course. These exercises, beautifully executed in gouache, include illustrations of various colour concepts, plus design exercises putting these concepts into practice. Shillito's course was intensely practical, but colour theory was nevertheless taught, and one of the the most distinctive elements is Shillito's 15-hue colour wheel, with two paints for each "Primary" hue (to avoid the limitations of mixing intermediate hues from single red, yellow and blue paints), three "Secondary" and six "Sub-Primary" hues. Eva also draws attention to some previously overlooked influences on the curriculum, H. Barrett Carpenter's "Colour" (1915) and Maitland Graves' "The Art of Color and Design" (1941). #colourtheory #shillito #sydneycolour #design #coloursocietyaustralia #colourconnections #sydneydesign #colourwheel #colourdesign
  • CSA NSW April webinar: Scandinavian Colour Design of Today with Berit Bergstrom (Berit Colour Talks, Sweden) April 22nd 2021 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM AEST Booking deadline 24 hours before event Internationally, Scandinavian Colour Design has always been synonymous with tasteful minimalism, ash blond furniture, and lots of whitish colours, light, blond interiors. This presentation will give an overview of the milestones in the design history which has and still inspires our colour design of today. - Berit Bergstrom Berit Bergström is a Colour Consultant /Senior Lecturer working in her own business, Berit ColourTalks, in Sweden since 2016. She was Managing Director for the NCS Colour Academy between 1991 and 2012, and has carried out colour design courses for colour professionals and colour studies at university level worldwide. She was the Secretary of the Colour Science Foundation (1991-1997) and has been the Secretary of the Swedish Colour Centre Foundation since 1991. Berit is also a member of the AIC Executive Committee, now as an Auditor and former President of AIC 2010 to 2013, and was the Chairperson of the AIC Study Group on Colour Education between 1998 and 2009. CSA NSW webinars are free, but registration is essential and limited to 100 participants worldwide, so early registration is advised. Successful registrants will be notified by reply email and will be sent the link and instructions to join the webinar on the Zoom platform shortly before the event. To receive this email with the Zoom link, the deadline for registration is 24 hours before the event. Registration on the following link is now open for CSA members and non-members. https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4250065 #coloursocietyofaustralia #csa #internationalcolourassociation #aic #ncs #colour #color #colourevents #colourlectures #design #interiordesign #swedishdesign #swedishdesigner
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    CSA NSW April webinar: "Scandinavian Colour Design of Today" with Berit Bergstrom (Berit Colour Talks, Sweden) April 22nd 2021 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM AEST Booking deadline 24 hours before event Internationally, Scandinavian Colour Design has always been synonymous with tasteful minimalism, ash blond furniture, and lots of whitish colours, light, blond interiors. This presentation will give an overview of the milestones in the design history which has and still inspires our colour design of today." - Berit Bergstrom Berit Bergström is a Colour Consultant /Senior Lecturer working in her own business, Berit ColourTalks, in Sweden since 2016. She was Managing Director for the NCS Colour Academy between 1991 and 2012, and has carried out colour design courses for colour professionals and colour studies at university level worldwide. She was the Secretary of the Colour Science Foundation (1991-1997) and has been the Secretary of the Swedish Colour Centre Foundation since 1991. Berit is also a member of the AIC Executive Committee, now as an Auditor and former President of AIC 2010 to 2013, and was the Chairperson of the AIC Study Group on Colour Education between 1998 and 2009. CSA NSW webinars are free, but registration is essential and limited to 100 participants worldwide, so early registration is advised. Successful registrants will be notified by reply email and will be sent the link and instructions to join the webinar on the Zoom platform shortly before the event. To receive this email with the Zoom link, the deadline for registration is 24 hours before the event. Registration on the following link is now open for CSA members and non-members. https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4250065 #coloursocietyofaustralia #csa #internationalcolourassociation #aic #ncs #colour #color #colourevents #colourlectures #design #interiordesign #swedishdesign #swedishdesigner
  • Patrick Baty's second book, Nature's Palette, an expanded and beautifully illustrated edition of Patrick Symes' Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours (1814, 1821), has just been released! We're very grateful to Patrick for giving an outstanding talk on the precedents and legacy of Symes' book at our Colour Connectiions conference recently, as well as for giving us a fascinating presentation last year on his practice as a leading specialist in the use of paint and colour in historic buildings. Patrick Syme’s editions of Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours (1814, 1821) attempted to establish a universal colour reference system to help identify, classify and represent species from the natural world. In spite of its small size and scope, it proved invaluable to artists, zoologists, botanists, mineralogists and anatomists, and it is important for being the first of a series of colour reference systems that led to much bigger things. Patrick Baty's new edition is enhanced by the addition of illustrations of the animals, vegetables and minerals that Werner referenced alongside each colour swatch. Here are links to the details of the book and an interview with Patrick on the Thames and Hudson site, both with lots of tempting sample illustrations: https://thamesandhudson.com/nature-s-palette-a-colour-reference-system-from-the-natural-world-9780500252468 https://thamesandhudson.com/news/the-hidden-histories-of-five-extraordinary-colours/ #colour #color #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation #aic #aiccolour #anatomyofcolour #anatomyofcolor #patrickbaty #thamesandhudson #naturespalette #abrahamwerner #taxonomy #mineralogy #wernersnomenclature #patricksyme @anatomyofcolour
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    Patrick Baty's second book, "Nature's Palette", an expanded and beautifully illustrated edition of Patrick Symes' "Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours" (1814, 1821), has just been released! We're very grateful to Patrick for giving an outstanding talk on the precedents and legacy of Symes' book at our "Colour Connectiions" conference recently, as well as for giving us a fascinating presentation last year on his practice as a leading specialist in the use of paint and colour in historic buildings. Patrick Syme’s editions of "Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours" (1814, 1821) attempted to establish a universal colour reference system to help identify, classify and represent species from the natural world. In spite of its small size and scope, it proved invaluable to artists, zoologists, botanists, mineralogists and anatomists, and it is important for being the first of a series of colour reference systems that led to much bigger things. Patrick Baty's new edition is enhanced by the addition of illustrations of the animals, vegetables and minerals that Werner referenced alongside each colour swatch. Here are links to the details of the book and an interview with Patrick on the Thames and Hudson site, both with lots of tempting sample illustrations: https://thamesandhudson.com/nature-s-palette-a-colour-reference-system-from-the-natural-world-9780500252468 https://thamesandhudson.com/news/the-hidden-histories-of-five-extraordinary-colours/ #colour #color #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation #aic #aiccolour #anatomyofcolour #anatomyofcolor #patrickbaty #thamesandhudson #naturespalette #abrahamwerner #taxonomy #mineralogy #wernersnomenclature #patricksyme @anatomyofcolour
  • The video recordings from the CSA national conference Colour Connections Sydney 2021 are now available for conference registrants. The recordings total eighteen hours of presentations and discussions featuring 25 Australian and international speakers covering a wide range of colour-related topics. If you missed the conference you can still access these recordings by registering on the conference web page. Registration includes CSA membership to June 2022, and costs little more than the price of that membership! To register and for details of the program please go to https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4165226. Our speakers are of course more than welcome to share their own presentations publicly, and so as a free sample of the recordings here is abstract painter Andrew Werth's excellent presentation shared on his website at https://www.andrewwerth.com/2021/04/colour-society-of-australia-talk/ And here is the link to Four Key Insights about Colour, by CSA President David Briggs, which addresses some fundamental questions about colour. What is a colour? What exactly is hue a perception of? Can we actually mix colours? Is the colour green really made of yellow and blue? What different kinds of colours do we perceive when we look at an illuminated object? Are three attributes or dimensions of colour enough to fully describe what we see, or do we need more? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k3hOxrZ4fw Stay tuned for more videos as our speakers post them online! #colour #color #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation #aic #aiccolour #icdAustralia2021 #internationalcolourday #painting #colourtheory #colortheory #coloureducation #coloreducation #visualperception #colourperception #colorperception #colourvision #colourandlight #colorandlight #abstractpainting #painting #paintingconservation #artistspaints #sciencehistory #arthistory #designhistory #designeducation @internationalcolourday @aiccolor @nas_au
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    The video recordings from the CSA national conference "Colour Connections Sydney 2021" are now available for conference registrants. The recordings total eighteen hours of presentations and discussions featuring 25 Australian and international speakers covering a wide range of colour-related topics. If you missed the conference you can still access these recordings by registering on the conference web page. Registration includes CSA membership to June 2022, and costs little more than the price of that membership! To register and for details of the program please go to https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4165226. Our speakers are of course more than welcome to share their own presentations publicly, and so as a free sample of the recordings here is abstract painter Andrew Werth's excellent presentation shared on his website at https://www.andrewwerth.com/2021/04/colour-society-of-australia-talk/ And here is the link to "Four Key Insights about Colour", by CSA President David Briggs, which addresses some fundamental questions about colour. What is a colour? What exactly is hue a perception of? Can we actually "mix colours"? Is the colour green really "made of" yellow and blue? What different kinds of colours do we perceive when we look at an illuminated object? Are three attributes or dimensions of colour enough to fully describe what we see, or do we need more? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k3hOxrZ4fw Stay tuned for more videos as our speakers post them online! #colour #color #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation #aic #aiccolour #icdAustralia2021 #internationalcolourday #painting #colourtheory #colortheory #coloureducation #coloreducation #visualperception #colourperception #colorperception #colourvision #colourandlight #colorandlight #abstractpainting #painting #paintingconservation #artistspaints #sciencehistory #arthistory #designhistory #designeducation @internationalcolourday @aiccolor @nas_au
  • CSA NSW April webinar: Scandinavian Colour Design of Today with Berit Bergstrom Thursday, April 22, 2021 at 8 PM UTC+10 Price: Free We are honoured to have Berit Bergstrom presenting a webinar for us on Scandinavian Colour Design of Today. Internationally, Scandinavian Colour Design has always been synonymous with tasteful minimalism, ash blond furniture, and lots of whitish colours, light, blond interiors. This presentation will give an overview of the milestones in the design history which has and still inspires our colour design of today. - Berit Bergstrom Berit Bergström is a Colour Consultant /Senior Lecturer working in her own business, Berit ColourTalks, in Sweden since 2016. She was Managing Director for the NCS Colour Academy between 1991 and 2012, and has carried out colour design courses for colour professionals and colour studies at university level worldwide. She was the Secretary of the Colour Science Foundation (1991-1997) and has been the Secretary of the Swedish Colour Centre Foundation since 1991. Berit is also a member of the AIC Executive Committee, now as an Auditor and former President of AIC 2010 to 2013, and was the Chairperson of the AIC Study Group on Colour Education between 1998 and 2009. CSA NSW webinars are free, but registration is essential and limited to 100 participants worldwide, so early registration is advised. Successful registrants will be notified by reply email and will be sent the link and instructions to join the webinar on the Zoom platform shortly before the event. To receive this email with the Zoom link, the deadline for registration is 24 hours before the event. Registration on the following link is now open for CSA members and will open for non-members on Saturday April 10. https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4250065 #coloursocietyofaustralia #csa #internationalcolourassociation #aic #ncs #colour #color #colourevents #colourlectures #design #interiordesign #swedishdesign #swedishdesigner
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    CSA NSW April webinar: "Scandinavian Colour Design of Today" with Berit Bergstrom Thursday, April 22, 2021 at 8 PM UTC+10 Price: Free We are honoured to have Berit Bergstrom presenting a webinar for us on "Scandinavian Colour Design of Today". Internationally, Scandinavian Colour Design has always been synonymous with tasteful minimalism, ash blond furniture, and lots of whitish colours, light, blond interiors. This presentation will give an overview of the milestones in the design history which has and still inspires our colour design of today." - Berit Bergstrom Berit Bergström is a Colour Consultant /Senior Lecturer working in her own business, Berit ColourTalks, in Sweden since 2016. She was Managing Director for the NCS Colour Academy between 1991 and 2012, and has carried out colour design courses for colour professionals and colour studies at university level worldwide. She was the Secretary of the Colour Science Foundation (1991-1997) and has been the Secretary of the Swedish Colour Centre Foundation since 1991. Berit is also a member of the AIC Executive Committee, now as an Auditor and former President of AIC 2010 to 2013, and was the Chairperson of the AIC Study Group on Colour Education between 1998 and 2009. CSA NSW webinars are free, but registration is essential and limited to 100 participants worldwide, so early registration is advised. Successful registrants will be notified by reply email and will be sent the link and instructions to join the webinar on the Zoom platform shortly before the event. To receive this email with the Zoom link, the deadline for registration is 24 hours before the event. Registration on the following link is now open for CSA members and will open for non-members on Saturday April 10. https://coloursociety.org.au/event-4250065 #coloursocietyofaustralia #csa #internationalcolourassociation #aic #ncs #colour #color #colourevents #colourlectures #design #interiordesign #swedishdesign #swedishdesigner
  • COLOUR CONNECTIONS SYDNEY 2021 Our national conference “Colour Connections” was a great success and attracted 142 registrants from around the world, including every state and territory of Australia. I would like to thank the committee of the NSW Division of the Colour Society of Australia once again for their help in planning and promoting the conference as well as other essential support. Special thanks are due to our session chairs (pictured here): Jean Pretorius, Paul Martin, Aly Indermühle, Sally Ryan, Mike Dixon and Annamaria di Cara, who all chaired their sessions impeccably. And of course huge thanks go to our 25 speakers for generously giving their time and energy, allowing us to present such a diverse and colourful program. While it took a great deal of effort over many months to organize the event, every speaker contributed with a huge amount of work on their individual presentations, resulting in a truly great conference. Very many of the presentations left us wishing that they went on for longer, but I for one found it a very valuable exercise to try to pare down the points that I would like to communicate to the colour community to a thirty-minute presentation (even if I didn't quite manage to get through it in that time!). I’d like to conclude with a reminder that our conference was dedicated to the memory of Derek Grantham, who was a former National President (2005 to 2009), National Treasurer and Chairperson of our Southern Division, and who played a major role in organizing our hugely successful last National Conference in Melbourne in 2018. I hope that he would have been pleased with this conference. We hope to see you again on April 22nd when the NSW Division resumes its series of free monthly webinars with Berit Bergstrom speaking on Scandinavian Colour Design of Today”. And please stay tuned for news of our next national conference, to be held in 2023! David Briggs, President and NSW Divisional Chair, Colour Society of Australia #colour #color #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation #aic #aiccolour #icdAustralia2021 #internationalcolourday @internationalcolourday @aiccolor
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    COLOUR CONNECTIONS SYDNEY 2021 Our national conference “Colour Connections” was a great success and attracted 142 registrants from around the world, including every state and territory of Australia. I would like to thank the committee of the NSW Division of the Colour Society of Australia once again for their help in planning and promoting the conference as well as other essential support. Special thanks are due to our session chairs (pictured here): Jean Pretorius, Paul Martin, Aly Indermühle, Sally Ryan, Mike Dixon and Annamaria di Cara, who all chaired their sessions impeccably. And of course huge thanks go to our 25 speakers for generously giving their time and energy, allowing us to present such a diverse and colourful program. While it took a great deal of effort over many months to organize the event, every speaker contributed with a huge amount of work on their individual presentations, resulting in a truly great conference. Very many of the presentations left us wishing that they went on for longer, but I for one found it a very valuable exercise to try to pare down the points that I would like to communicate to the colour community to a thirty-minute presentation (even if I didn't quite manage to get through it in that time!). I’d like to conclude with a reminder that our conference was dedicated to the memory of Derek Grantham, who was a former National President (2005 to 2009), National Treasurer and Chairperson of our Southern Division, and who played a major role in organizing our hugely successful last National Conference in Melbourne in 2018. I hope that he would have been pleased with this conference. We hope to see you again on April 22nd when the NSW Division resumes its series of free monthly webinars with Berit Bergstrom speaking on "Scandinavian Colour Design of Today”. And please stay tuned for news of our next national conference, to be held in 2023! David Briggs, President and NSW Divisional Chair, Colour Society of Australia #colour #color #coloursocietyofaustralia #internationalcolourassociation #aic #aiccolour #icdAustralia2021 #internationalcolourday @internationalcolourday @aiccolor