Link Digital has completed a number of projects leading up to the start of the National Portrait Galleryâs latest exhibition, PROOF. The Galleryâs website has been updated with an exhibition teaser, a new splash page, and weâve also updated the Galleryâs multimedia kiosk situated within the Oatley Gallery at Old Parliament House. As part of
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Douglas Waterhouse (1916-2000) was the head of the Entomology division of the CSIRO from 1960-1981. While an eminent Australian scientist with a long and distinguished career, he is perhaps best known as the man who identified the active ingredients for an insect repellent that came to be marketed as Aerogard. The original work by Robyn
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Dealing with politics and the media is about to become a lot simpler due to a new online publishing business dedicated to those who engage in government relations and the Federal political process. politicalbookshop.com.au has been designed to make it easy for busy people to get hold of affordable information fast, supported by itâs online
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Our client, the National Portrait Gallery, took honors at this years Museums Australia Design Awards. Of a record 647 publications, from 147 different organisations, the Portrait Gallery won six awards in five of the eight categories. In the category of website, Link Digitalâs Steven De Costa was Highly Commended for the design and development of
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The award winning work of Australian artist Josonia Palaitis is now available at her new website. With content updates managed by the artist herself, the initial gallery of over 40 paintings is sure to expand as the artists work continues to impress. To view paintings such as her double portrait of the Prime Minister John
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This portrait feature reveals comments taken from an interview with Bill Leak, conducted by National Portrait Gallery curator Magda Keaney. Robert Hughes AO (b. 1938) is the senior art critic for Time magazine. Bill Leak started work on this portrait in 1999, as Hughes began filming his television series on Australia Beyond the Fatal Shore.
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