Zaishu's feature limited edition prints from the Florence Broadhurst library are a hit with Vogue Living.

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Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris Street, Ultimo Sydney NSW

This year is twice the fun with the Young Blood Designer Market open Friday night 5-8pm and extended open hours in the Museum, as well as the usual Saturday 8am-5pm market with over 60 stalls, food and all day entertainment. The Museum comes alive for a weekend of extravagance as Australia’s best and brightest designers converge to sell their wares. Level 3 courtyard, via Macarthur Street.

10am - 5pm Federation Square Under Cover Car Park, Melbourne VIC

The market features emerging and established designers, design retailers, businesses and design institutions. Products for sale range from jewellery to graphic art products, homewares to fashion, and much more. Enter via Russel Street.

CQ gallery, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, QLD

Gifts to give, to receive, to cherish. Cherish 2006 will showcase the very best of local and nationally crafted works - beautiful objects, uniquely designed and finely produced. A variety of Zaishu's featuring prints from the Florence Broadhurst library and Spacecraft will be available.

Yamba Oval, Coldstream Street, Yamba, NSW

Painting workshops for local young people will see artwork evolve from tags, stencils, collage, stickers and text creating Zaishu's’. They will be used as furniture during the Surfing the Coldstream Festival then exhibited at the Grafton Regional Gallery, as part of the Jacaranda Festival.

Orson and Blake, 483 Riley Street, Surry Hills, Sydney NSW

The creative madness begins with all work displayed anonymously with the details only revealed to the buyer after the work is purchased. The sale proceeds go to Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute.

GPO Melbourne, Level 2 Crn Bourke & Elizabeth Street, Melbourne VIC

Melbourne's premier shopping location the GPO transforms into a hothouse of design and art. Zaishu will create an installation to launch the new Brussels architectural printed Zaishu.

41-43 Stewart Street Richmond, Melbourne VIC

The Red Bull Music Academy has invited artists of each host city to use the Academy building as a platform for their work. Whether through street art, album covers for local musicians, or via skateboard and web design, they are adept at creating an interface between visual, aural, physical and imagined worlds. Art direction: Moth Design.

Jan Murphy Gallery, 486 Brunswick Street, Brisbane, QLD

David Bromley’s best-known work typically draws on imagery from Boy’s Own annuals and old magazines exploring the themes of childhood innocence, lost and found. David Band’s abstract imagery concentrates on colour, form and texture. A limited number of unique Zaishus each signed by the artists are available through the Jan Murphy Gallery.

Pfluggasse 9, 88400 Biberach Germany

Zaishu artwork featured rare and collectable prints from the library of Florence Broadhurst and the limited edition range of Botanical Zaishu’s by Spacecraft featuring prints of geranium and wild fennel.

Powerhouse Museum, Sydney NSW

Winner: Luxury home accessories category 2006

Customs House, Sydney NSW

Sydney Esquisse is an energetic and edgy art and design festival that provides a platform for emerging and established artists and designers, turning Sydney into a playground for ideas.

Spacecraft, GPO Level 1, Crn Bourke & Elizabeth Street, Melbourne VIC

Print workshop Spacecraft will use Zaishu’s hoop pine veneer sheets to test and experiment new ideas. Chance compositions are discovered in the layers creating a chaotic visual historical record of the studios creative output. Although essentially a bi-product of the creative process they manage to capture the energy of the studio in full flight.

Brisbane City Hall, QLD

Brisbane Festival 2006 is a biennial international multi-arts festival offering an outstanding program of theatre, dance, music, opera, multimedia, and free community events. It is proud to host a major international forum co-chaired by President Mikhail Gorbachev and Queensland Premier Peter Beattie. The forum will focus on the ethics of resource management, the need for sustainable development and their connection to world peace by offering solutions and strategies for improved global management.

Design Mai, Gleisdreieck, Berlin, Germany

Crossing cultures between Australia and Germany, Urban Bi Product looks at the random art created from ‘test’ screen prints by Berlin poster artists Bon Goût. Additional bi products were created using the left over wood by Berlin designer Rainer Spehl to make book shelves.

STREET Stockholm, Sweden

Inspired by the documentary ‘Invisible Children’ the child soldiers of Northern Uganda, this creative event brought local artists together to support the research, education and development work of World Visions ‘Youth Psychosocial Care Project’. The theme of the artwork reflected the motivation and resilience of these children and African culture. Curated by Fred Ting. Artists: Andy Redman, Jesper Waldernsten, Bea Hellman, Matthew Horsnell, Hanna Werning, Lisa Green, Ulla Doyen.

Commonwealth Games Cultural Festival, Artspace Bendigo VIC

The Youth Arts Network has a long history of providing opportunities for high-risk young people to engage in art across a variety of mediums. As part of the Commonwealth Games festival local Bendigo artists participated in Zaishu’s painting workshops learning stencil techniques to create designs and motifs that explore their cultural identity and their sense of ‘place’. Art Direction: Kerry Punton.

Robson Square, Vancouver, Canada

The path to our sustainable future demands the full range of human creativity, ingenuity and innovation. It demands that awe investigate diverse approaches to creating a material culture that is not at odds with nature but acts in concert with it. Swell presents the work for a diverse group of designers from around the globe whose work takes a myriad of approaches to the challenge of creating sustainable design.

CQ gallery, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, QLD

The study of plant-life in nature has been as prevalent in art, craft and design as it has in science. Botanica, an exhibition of natural inspirations, will launch internationally the new limited edition range of Botanical Zaishu’s by Spacecraft featuring prints of geranium and wild fennel.

Object Gallery, Surry Hills, Sydney NSW