14 12 2023 VICTORIAN PREMIER’S DESIGN AWARD 2023 FINALIST
MUIR+OPENWORK are honoured that the Victorian Family Violence Memorial has been nominated as a finalist for the 2023 Victorian Premier’s Design Award.
11 11 2023 MELBOURNE AWARDS WINNER
MUIR+OPENWORK were thrilled to receive the Melbourne Award for City Design for and on behalf of the Victorian Family Violence Memorial.
31 10 2023 NATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AWARDS WINNER
MUIR+OPENWORK is honoured to have been awarded the Nicholas Murcutt Award for Small Project Architecture in the Australian Institute of Architects 2023 National Architecture Awards. The jury citation reads:
“Victorian Family Violence Memorial is a gentle gesture in solidarity. It straddles two fulcrums: it is a place for the individual or for a group to gather in support, grief or remembrance. This duality in function takes shape as a moulding of the earth, guiding visitors into the heart and then out again. Splitting the ground plane, the level changes create an inconspicuous amphitheatre, and a place to sit in reflection under the canopy of an existing tree. The monument holds the earth as if to bear the weight of the subject matter, delicately balanced in a moment in time. Steel buttresses appear to vanish into a point of darkness, their pared-back filigree personifying the immeasurable number of victims. A poetic expression of what we see and what we don’t see, the work manifests a sculptural gracefulness where every touchpoint has meaning. Landscape serves as a living reminder of the reason for gathering in this place, with purple flowers alluding to the global movement to end family violence. Country is embodied by a smoking vessel; the burnt embers and ashes are captured and fall back to earth in a continual gesture of blessing.”
20 10 2023 NATIONAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS WINNER
MUIR+OPENWORK are thrilled to see The Victorian Family Violence Memorial win the the 2023 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Victorian Chapter Award of Excellence in the Small Projects category.
08 09 2023 THE ARCHITECTURE SYMPOSIUM: ACTS OF GENEROSITY
‘The Architecture Symposium: Acts of Generosity’ explores the expanding the boundaries of civic design. As part of the Design Speaks series, this symposium is curated by Amy Muir and Rachel Neeson.
“Architecture plays a powerful role in defining and advocating for a position, a place, a landscape that consciously engages with “giving” to build a robust structure to support people and society. Historically, we can understand this through “civic” design typologies – the library, the law court, the town hall, the city square, the memorial or the cemetery.
We are interested in projects that consciously contribute to the evolution of architecture and, more importantly, support the evolution of society. These are generous acts of design that go beyond the formal architectural brief. This symposium explores our industry’s responsibility to community through built outcomes – how has it changed and how can we further challenge the status quo?”
01 09 2023 NATIONAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS SHORTLIST
MUIR+OPENWORK are thrilled to see that the Victorian Family Violence Memorial has been Short Listed for the National Awards in the Small Project Category.
18 07 2023 VICTORIAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS WINNER
MUIR+OPENWORK are delighted to receive the 2023 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Victorian Chapter Award of Excellence in the Small Projects category. The jury citation reads:
“The Jury congratulates the design team MUIR+OPENWORK on the Victorian Family Violence Memorial as a superbly refined response to a challenging brief. MUIR+OPENWORK collaborated with multiple stakeholders to understand the role and meaning of the space to those most likely to use it, and those for whom it is Country. This engagement is tangible in the detail and sensitivity of the outcome. Surrounded by the larger scale urban elements of imposing government edifices and more coarsely grained landscapes, the memorial carves out and defines a welcoming and inclusive, intimate space that invites quiet reflection. Its finely textured plantings are carefully chosen and designed for this effect, and for the memorial’s subject.”
13 07 2023 NATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AWARDS SHORTLIST
We are thrilled to see The Victorian Family Violence Memorial has been shortlisted for the National Architecture Awards in the Small Projects category.
16 06 2023 VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS WINNER
MUIR+OPENWORK are thrilled to have been awarded the Kevin Borland Award for Small Project Architecture at the 2023 Victorian Architecture Awards. The jury citation reads:
“The Victorian Family Violence Memorial presents a new place for reflection on the city’s edge. Intrinsic to the project’s success is the exemplary consultation process through which the project was developed. Through a continued and open dialogue with victim survivors, First Nations, and state government advisory groups, MUIR+OPENWORK have reframed the memorial typology. This is a place for everyone, a place where people bring their own meaning and their own interpretations.”
18 05 2023 VENICE ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE
MUIR+OPENWORK are delighted that the Victorian Family Violence Memorial is included in the 2023 Australian Venice Architecture Biennale exhibition ‘Unsettling Queenstown’ as part of the 18th International Venice La Biennale Architettura.
Thank you to the Creative Directors, the Australian Institute of Architects and Brickworks.
27 04 2023 VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS SHORTLIST
We are delighted that The Victorian Family Violence Memorial has been shortlisted for the Melbourne Prize and Small Project Architecture categories in the 2023 VIC Architecture Awards.
10 03 2023 2B OR NOT 2B EXHIBITION
It was a privilege taking part in the inaugural 2B or not 2B exhibition curated by Bob Sinclair, Roger Nelson and Graeme Wilkie held at Qdos Gallery, Lorne.
A group of Melbourne architects were asked to make two drawings that would be included in the exhibition. A celebration of drawing and the processes involved.
30 09 2022 ARCHITECTURE AUSTRALIA
September Issue of Architecture Australia features a thoughtful article written by Georgia Birks on the Victorian Family Violence Memorial.
“One of the memorial’s greatest successes is its presence. After a long and complex design journey, the space offers those who may feel isolated the opportunity to feel united. A space to be held and heard, its ever-changing yet constant nature allows it to be what Muir calls a “memorial in motion.” This apt concept addresses the complex and continuing issue that is domestic violence. And although the project does not signal the end of violence, it is a gentle call for long-awaited reform.”
02 08 2022 HOUSES AWARDS - COMMENDATION
We are delighted that Eastham Street was recognised in the 2022 Houses Awards receiving a Commendation in the Garden or Landscape category.
Thank you to our collaborators, the MUIR team, clients and jurors.
28 07 2022 OPEN HOUSE MELBOURNE
As part of Open House Melbourne BUILT/UNBUILT that is running 30 + 31 July. MUIR in collaboration with OPENWORK are delighted that the Victorian Family Violence Memorial is featured within the program.
“A tour and panel discussion will be held with Amy Muir (Muir), Mark Jacques and Liz Herbert (Openwork), Skye Haldane (City of Melbourne), Jennifer Jackson and Russell Vickery (Victims Survivors Advisory Council) and Sarah Lynn Rees (Jackson Clements Burrows Architects). Visit the memorial, hear about its development, meaning and the intent of the design from varying people involved in the evolution of the project.”
30 06 2022 HOUSES MAGAZINE
Houses Issue 146 features the article EASTHAM STREET written by Rachel Hurst
“It’s a restrained, expert shaping of space, surface and light, punctured by the pronounced hand of window-wall into the garden. This is where the weight of the house is gathered and intensified with oversized black timber frames. In contrast to current fashions for frameless glazed thresholds, there is nothing petite about this one: Muir amplifies the major view out, and the blackness contrasts and balances the gentle interior colour palette.”
17 06 2022 VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS - COMMENDATION
We are delighted that Eastham Street was recognised in the 2022 Victorian Architecture Awards receiving Commendation for Residential Architecture - House (Alterations and Additions). The jury citation reads:
“Eastham Street bravely interrogates the ad hoc nature of inner city dwellings, working deftly within the existing walls and lineage of additions on site. Elements often overlooked, such as the lean-to garage and haphazard arrangement of ceilings in the Victorian terrace have been championed through meticulous detailing and a consciously internalised plan.
The dedicated attention to craftsmanship unfolds externally through the resolution of a latticed steel structure and elevated terrace, positioning the home with honesty in the complexity of its urban condition”
06 05 2022 HOUSES AWARDS SHORTLIST
MUIR are delighted that Eastham Street, has been shortlisted in the Houses Awards for the Garden and Landscape category.
06 05 2022 HOUSES AWARDS SHORTLIST
MUIR is thrilled that Eastham Street has been shortlisted in the Houses Awards for the House Alterations and Additions under 200m2 category amongst a wonderful lineup of projects and practices.
02 05 2022 VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS
We are very excited that Eastham Street, has been shortlisted in the Residential Architecture - Houses (Alterations and Additions) category for the 2022 Victorian Architecture Awards amongst a wonderful lineup of projects.
04 04 2022 VICTORIA’S FAMILY VIOLENCE MEMORIAL OPENS
MUIR+OPENWORK are honoured to share that the Victorian Family Violence Memorial was opened by the Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence, The Hon Gabrielle Williams.
“The memorial honours the lives of those lost and remembers the potential that those lives held. It is a place to honour the lives of victim-survivors of family violence and violence against women, to reflect on the profound impact of family violence on Victorian communities, and to come together in our hope for a future free from this violence.” Victorian Department of Families, Fairness & Housing.
The design evolved in consultation with the City of Melbourne, the Department of Premier and Cabinet Office for Women, The Victims Survivors Advisory Council, Forced Adoption Practices and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung, as well as Boon Wurrung and Bunurong.
18 03 2022 MPAVILION MTALKS - PLACEMAKING JUSTICE
In collaboration with Jocelyn Chiew, Bill Krotiris, Wei Yap Ooi, Ben Waters and Monique Woodward, Amy Muir joined in discussion that ‘unpacked what design excellence within placemaking for future generations looks like when designing for the moral codes of today—and the changing emotional landscapes of tomorrow.’
Image courtesy of WOWOWA
25 11 2021 DESIGN SPEAKS - THE ARCHITECTURE SYMPOSIUM
Mark Jacques and Amy Muir were invited to present the Victorian Family Violence Memorial at the Design Speaks The Architecture Symposium: Beyond the Building curated by Abbie Galvin and William Smart.
Following this they joined a discussion with Tim Greer, Ksenia Totoeva, Anita Panov, Andrew Scott, Jessica Spresser, Bridget Smyth, Emily McDaniel and moderated by Abbie Galvin and William Smart.
11 12 2020 VICTORIAN CHAPTER PRESIDENT’S PRIZE
Amy Muir was thrilled to have been awarded by the current Victorian President Bill Krotiris, the 2020 Victorian Chapter President’s Prize.
The President’s Prize was created in 2000. It is awarded “to an individual or company for outstanding achievement or contribution for the profession over a period of time.”
22 11 2020 VICTORIA’S FAMILY VIOLENCE MEMORIAL UNVEILED
MUIR+OPENWORK are honored to share that the design for Victoria’s Family Violence Memorial was unveiled by the Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence, The Hon Gabrielle Williams.
The design has evolved in consultation with the City of Melbourne, the Department of Premier and Cabinet Office for Women, The Victims and Survivors Advisory Committee, Forced adoption Practices and The Traditional Owners of Boon Wurrung, Bunurong and Wurundjeri.
It has been wonderful working closely with these groups who have generously shared their stories, insights, observations, vulnerabilities and strength. It has also been wonderful working with our trusted Indigenous advisor Sarah Lynn Rees (JCB Architects, IAAD).
07 09 2020 BARANGAROO PIER PAVILION COMPETITION STAGE 2 FINALISTS
MUIR Architecture + Openwork + Sarah Lynn Rees (JCB IAAD) are delighted to have been selected as 2nd Stage participants in Infrastructure NSW’s Pier Pavilion Design Competition. The site is a new pier on the public promenade at Waterman’s Cove, Barangaroo.
04 03 2020 DOMUS 50 BEST ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
MUIR are thrilled to be included within the cohort of architectural practices selected by Domus Magazine defining their list for 2020 ‘50 best architecture firms’. Thank you to the jury Wowo Ding, Luis Fernandez-Galliano, Lesley Lokko, Rahul Mehrotra and Sarah M. Whiting for your recognition and support..
04 12 2019 WORLD ARCHITECTURE FESTIVAL HIGHLY COMMENDED COMPLETED BUILDINGS: DISPLAY
MUIR+OPENWORK are thrilled to have been awarded a high commendation at the world architecture festival in Amsterdam.
07 11 2019 THE AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS NATIONAL AWARDS
MUIR+OPENWORK celebrate winning the Australian Institute of Architects Award for Small Project Architecture for Doubleground our NGV Architecture Commission at the National Architecture Awards.
05 07 2019 THE DESIGN FILES DESIGN AWARDS FINALIST
MUIR+OPENWORK are delighted to have been selected as a finalist in The Design Files inaugural Design Awards in the Landscape and Collaboration categories.
04 07 2019 WORLD ARCHITECTURE FESTIVAL FINALIST
MUIR+OPENWORK are thrilled that Doubleground has been selected as a finalist of the World Architecture Festival 2019. The project will be presented to the awards jury between the 4-6 December in Amsterdam.
28 06 2019 VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS
MUIR+OPENWORK celebrate winning the Australian Institute of Architects Kevin Borland Award for Small Project Architecture for Doubleground our NGV Architecture Commission at the Victorian Architecture Awards.
26 06 2019 GRIMSHAW BREAKFAST TALK
Amy Muir and Mark Jacques of Openwork were invited to take part in the Grimshaw Breakfast Talk to discuss all things practice through the lens of the NGV 2018 Architecture Commission and speculative projects that the practices have been undertaking in collaboration.
14 06 2019 VICTORIAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS
MUIR+OPENWORK celebrate winning the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Victoria Award for Excellence in Small Projects for Doubleground our NGV Architecture Commission at the Victorian Landscape Architecture Awards.
21 05 2019 MELBOURNE AWARDS URBAN DESIGN CATEGORY JURY
Director Amy Muir is delighted to be part of the jury for the 2019 Melbourne Awards, alongside Martin Hook and Tim Leslie. The Melbourne Awards are ‘ the City of Melbourne’s highest accolade, celebrating the inspirational Melburnians who dedicate their time and energy to making this city a world leader’.
15 05 2019 DOUBLEGROUND FEATURED ON ARCHDAILY
MUIR + OPENWORK are excited to see Doubleground, the 2018 NGV Architecture Commssion, featured on Archdail online.
10 05 2019 DOUBLEGROUND FEATURED ON DEZEEN
MUIR + OPENWORK are excited to see Doubleground, the 2018 NGV Architecture Commssion, featured on Dezeen online. The review by Lizzie Crook is accompanied by great new dusk shots of the project by photographer Peter Bennetts.
08 05 2019 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AUSTRALIA MAY 2019 ISSUE
MUIR + OPENWORK are delighted that Doubleground, the 2018 NGV Architecture Commission, was featured on the May issue of Landscape Architecture Australia. Sarah Hicks unpacks how ‘ the 2018 NGV Architecture Commission is a potent reflection on architecture, experience and the relationship of memory to place’.
11 04 2019 DOUBLEGROUND SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2019 VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS
We are very excited that Doubleground, our collaboration with OPENWORK for the 2018 NGV Architecture Commission, has been shortlisted for the 2019 Victorian Architecture Awards in the Small Project Architecture category.
20 03 2019 EXPERIMENTS IN EXHIBITING ARCHITECTURE: MELBOURNE DESIGN WEEK AT MERCEDES ME
Amy Muir was invited to moderate a conversation about experimental approaches to curating and exhibiting architecture as part of Melbourne Design Week. Speakers included Matthew Van Der Ploeg, Louise Wright (Baracco + Wright) and John Wardle (John Wardle Architects), respectively talking about their most recent work at the Venice Biennale.
18 03 2019 TALK AND TOUR: MUIR ARCHITECTURE AND OPENWORK ON DOUBLEGROUND
Amy Muir and Mark Jacques (OPENWORK) were excited to deliver a presentation and tour of Doubleground, the 2018 NGV Architecture Commission, guiding the public through the NGV’s Grollo Equiset Garden as part of Melbourne Design Week.
08 03 2019 ARCHITECTURE AUSTRALIA MARCH/APRIL 2019 COVER
MUIR + OPENWORK are delighted that Doubleground, the 2018 NGV Architecture Commission, was featured on the cover of the Architecture Australia March/April 2019 Issue. Doubleground is also discussed in relation to other Australian pavilions in a brilliant piece by Rachel Hurst titled ‘A Spectacle of Pavilions‘.
07 12 2018 HONG KONG BUSINESS OF DESIGN WEEK
Amy Muir joined Melinda Coombes - Coombes Whitechurch Design, Claire Beale - National President of the DIA, Fiona Lynch - Fiona Lynch Interior Design and Suzie Tait - Tait Furniture as part of a panel discussion at Hong Kong Business of Design Week exploring the topic Melbourne - Designing Wellbeing.
Amy also joined RMIT Architecture Professor Vivian Mitsogianni and Associate Professor Roland Snooks to discuss design practice research projects commissioned by the National Gallery of Victoria including 2016 NGV Architecture Commission by M@Studio, Flow by Studio Roland Snooks and 2018 NGV Architecture Commission by MUIR+OPENWORK. The floor talk was moderated by John Doyle and Paul Tse from New Office Works.
03 12 2018 MUIR+OPENWORK ARCHITEL TV INTERVIEW
Mark Jacques and Amy Muir in conversation with Jan Henderson as part ArchiTel TV discussing the design for the NGV Architecture Commission.
22 11 2018 NGV ARCHITECTURE COMMISSION OPENS
MUIR+OPENWORK are thrilled that the 2018 NGV Architecture Commission Doubleground is now open to the public. The installation within the Grollo Equiset Garden will be open until 22 April 2019.
17 08 2018 NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AWARDS NATIONAL JURY
Amy Muir was excited to join the NZIA 2018 National Awards Jury along with Jury Chair Richard Goldie, John Melhuish and Andrea Bell, surveying the shortlisted national projects across New Zealand’s North and South islands.
29 06 2018 THE 2018 NGV ARCHITECTURE COMMISSION WINNER ANNOUNCED - DOUBLEGROUND BY MUIR + OPENWORK
We are excited to announce that in collaboration with Openwork we have been selected by the National Gallery of Victoria to deliver the 2018 Architecture Commission.
03 05 2018 EMERGING ARCHITECT PRIZE TOUR
2017 National Emerging Architect Prize recipient Anthony Balsamo presents a diverse portfolio of award-winning architectural projects, unbuilt work and anecdotes from EmAGN, SA Chapter Council, fellowship travel, festivals and collaborations in architecture.
Joining on the night to speak are previous Emerging Architect prize winners including Ben Milbourne, Amy Muir, Michael Roper and Mel Bright.
27 04 2018 TASMANIAN AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS 2018 AWARDS JURY SITE VISITS
Amy Muir was excited to join the Tasmania Jury for the 2018 Australian Institute of Architects State Awards site visits along with Jury Chair Todd Henderson, Shamus Mulcahy, Bee Newman and Beck Lauer. A wonderful few days were spent surveying the shortlisted projects across the state.
29 03 2018 THE 2018 NGV ARCHITECTURE COMMISSION SHORTLIST
We are delighted to have been shortlisted for the 2018 NGV Architecture Commission in collaboration with Openwork.
08 03 2018 AIA INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY BREAKFAST
Amy Muir and Clare Cousins were invited as speakers in conversation sharing thoughts and experiences to celebrate International Women's day at the Australian Institute of Architects.
06 03 2018 NH ARCHITECTURE SERMO 'MANUFACTURING MEANING'
Amy Muir joined Rodney Eggleston (March Studio), Roland Snooks (RMIT University), David Tumino (Special Patterns) and Loren Adams (University of Melbourne Fab Lab) at NH Architecture's office SERMO conversation “Manufacturing Meaning”. The discussion considered and debated the approach of designing with off the shelf products compared to designing with manufacturing processes.
02 02 2018 AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS 2018 ELECTIONS
We are excited to announce that Amy Muir has been elected as the next Australian Institute of Architects Victorian Chapter President. The Victorian Chapter President is the Institute's National Councillor elected by the Victorian members, providing leadership in what is the peak body for the architectural profession in Australia.
10 11 2017 MTALKS FRIDAY NIGHT DEBATE: AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS—EMERGING ARCHITECTS
As part of the MPavilion Friday night debates, Amy Muir joined architects Mel Bright, Claire Scorpo, Ben Milbourne, Andre Bonnice and Adam Pustola to dissect and debate ‘The digital is more influential than the physical in architecture.’ The evening was moderated by Monique Woodward.
15 10 2017 ARCHIFLIX - INSPIRING WOMAN ARCHITECTS
As part of the ArchiFlix Architecture & Design Film Festival, Amy Muir was invited to join Jan Henderson, Shelley Penn, Sarah Naarden and Targol Khorram as part of a panel discussion following the Zaha Hadid documentary Who Dares Wins.
28 07 2017 PRACTICE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM
Amy Muir was delighted to take part in the Design and Architecture Practice Research Symposium organised by Chris Knapp from Bond University and held at the M3 Architecture office in Brisbane. Other speakers included Bob Sheil, Carey Lyon, Cecilia de Marinis, Kim Barber, Laurene Vaughn, Marcelo Stamm, Martyn Hook, Michael Banney, Michael Keniger, Nigel Bertrum, Pia Ednie-Brown, Sam Kebbell, Stuart Vokes, Aaron Peters, Urs Bette, Vivian Mitsogianni and Zuzana Kovar.
19 07 2017 PRACTICE MATTERS
As part of the Practice Matters – Women in Practice series, Amy Muir was invited by the University of Newcastle School of Architecture and the Built Environment and the Australian Institute of Architects EmAGN to discuss all things practice and teaching.
24 03 2017 PARLOUR AUTUMN SALON
Parlour organised an evening discussion between architects Shelley Penn (Shelley Penn Architect) and Amy Muir. The Autumn Salon, held in Melbourne’s Testing Ground became a platform to converse and explore interests, commitments and career stories within the profession.
23 03 2017 NGV MELBOURNE DESIGN WEEK
As a part of the 2017 Melbourne Design Week, Amy Muir has been invited to take part in a panel discussion with Hamish Lyon (NH Architecture) Kare Krokene (Snohetta), Jeremy Mcleod (Breathe Architecture) and hosted by Andrew Mackenzie (URO Publications) to discuss the topic ‘Time Matters: Is temporary the new normal?’
06 03 2017 BREAKING THE GLASS CEILING
PROCESS in collaboration with Parlour, held a panel event to celebrate, inform and advocate for women in architecture. Amy Muir, along with Shelley Penn (Shelley Penn Architecture), Dr Karen Burns (Parlour), Sophie Cleland (ARM) and Yvonne Meng (Von Atelier), were invited to discuss “’where to from here’ in our pursuit of equality within and beyond the profession.”
28 02 2017 THE 2017 NGV ARCHITECTURE COMMISSION
Amy Muir is looking forward to joining Jill Garner, Corbett Lyon, Ewan McEwan, Naomi Stead and Sue Anne Ware on the 2017 NGV Architecture Commission Jury. “The NGV Architecture Commission calls for innovative proposals for the activation of the Grollo Equiset Garden, one of Melbourne’s great civic spaces, through the intervention of a participatory, evocative and thought-provoking work of site-specific, temporary architecture.” NGV 2017.
06 02 2017 NATIONAL EMERGING ARCHITECT PRIZE TOUR
Amy Muir begins a tour of Perth, Hobart, Brisbane, Sydney and back home to Melbourne talking to the topic DOING to do or not to do.
Amy is joined by speakers Simon Pendal – Simon Pendal Architect, Kate Fitzgerald - WhisperingSmith Architecture, Philip Dingemanse, Philip Dingemanse Architecture + Design, Megan Baynes - Room 11, Liz Walsh – Cumulus Studio, Aaron Peters - Vokes and Peters, John Elway – James Russell Architect, Emma James – Twohill and James, Anita Panov and Andrew Scott - panovscott, Casey Bryant - Trias, Grace Morlack – Other Architects, Michael Roper – Architecture-Architecture, Monique Woodward – WOWOWA and Ilana Freadman – Freadman White.
04 02 2017 MPAVILION MRELAY
As a part of MPavilion 2017 event MRelay, Amy Muir was invited to join a panel conversation hosted by Nayuka Gorrie and joined by speakers Kenny Pittock, Julie Bernhardt, Penny Modra, Sue Maslin, Daniel Teitelbaum and Eugenia Flynn to perform and exchange dialogues around the theme Pause. Click on image for further information.
