Warren Taylor

Warren Taylor is a Lecturer in Communication Design at the Department of Design, Monash University (MADA). He founded The Narrows, a curatorial project exploring the intersection of art and design since 2006. Notable exhibitions curated include works by renowned designers like Ronald Clyne, Experimental Jetset, and Karel Martens. Taylor specializes in publication design for artists and has organized print workshops to foster collaboration between artists and designers. His recent work includes editing and designing MIFF60, a historical publication on the Melbourne Film Festival’s graphic design legacy. He has also delivered a keynote at the Graphic Design, Exhibiting, Curating conference at Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.

His research interests focus on curatorial practices in design, print media as a collaborative tool, and the historical context of graphic design in cultural institutions. While no formal grants or advising roles are detailed, his professional activities emphasize experimental design processes and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Taylor’s affiliation with Monash University’s Art, Design and Architecture faculty underscores his role in bridging academic design education with professional creative practice through exhibitions, publications, and curatorial initiatives.