Making it Real – Call for 3D Objects

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Making it Real is both the title and aspiration for an upcoming juried digital fabrication exhibition that is accepting submissions of 3D print ready objects. Taking place at OCAD University between May 14-28th, the exhibition currently has an open call for material to be submitted, considered and – if selected – printed and displayed. CAN is partnering with the organizers of this innovative showcase and we'd like to extend an invitation to our readers to submit their jewellery, products, sculptures and any relevant examples of innovative small object design.

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