Something Together is a creative practice based in Naarm / Melbourne focused on curatorial projects that ask questions of design’s role in the world today and its agency in responding to the issues that shape contemporary life.

After Dark, State of Design Festival, 2009. Curator: Fleur Watson. Exhibition and Graphic Design: March Studio Photography: Tobias Titz.

Something Together embraces an inter-disciplinary and collaborative process working with a diverse range of creatives including designers, architects, landscape architects, filmmakers, artists and writers to curate and design responsive exhibitions, publications, spaces and research projects. 

Recent work includes The New Curator: Exhibiting Architecture & Design (Routledge, 2023); Take Hold of the Clouds (with Tara McDowell, Open House Melbourne, 2022); Open Nature (with Open House Melbourne, 2022); Editions: Australian Architecture Monographs (Thames & Hudson, 2021); ENTER (with Corbett Lyon, Housemuseum Galleries, 2019); Workaround: Women, Design, Action (with Naomi Stead, Kate Rhodes, 2018); Occupied (with Other Architects, 2016).

Fleur Watson (PhD) is a curator, author and design researcher and an Associate Professor in the School of Architecture and Urban Design at RMIT University. Martyn Hook (PhD) is a founding director of iredale pedersen hook architects and Professor of Architecture at RMIT University. 

Something Together acknowledges the Yalukit-Willam Clan of the Bunurong People, on whose unceded lands we live, work and create. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging and to Traditional Owners of the lands and waters across Australia. Always Was, Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land.