
The Challenge: Leave no environmental footprint for one day
In 2006, a group of friends in MelbourneIt resulted in a 48 hour trial run celebrated
with an unplugged evening of entertainment in
Fitzroy Gardens.
Memefest is an international festival of radical communications that nurtures and rewards innovative and socially responsible approaches to communications. This site is the information page for the developing Australian branch of Memefest. Click here to read more...

The Challenge: Leave no environmental footprint for one day
In 2006, a group of friends in MelbourneIt resulted in a 48 hour trial run celebrated
with an unplugged evening of entertainment in
Fitzroy Gardens.
Year- round, Memefest serves as a forum for discussion and site for the exposition of radical communications strategies. All are welcome to cruise the site and to comment on content.
Each year, Memefest singles out a text and/or image that serves as a focal point for a critical take on the current media environment. In the spring, the festival’s competition opens to both graduate and undergraduate students of Communication Studies, Sociology and Visual Arts (except the Beyond… Category which is open to non-students as well). Participants are asked to respond to the chosen texts and images with written or visual entries (according to their discipline).
After the May deadline, submissions are evaluated by an international jury composed of distinguished professors and artists as well as professionals from the spheres of journalism, design, advertising and social marketing. Those who have submitted their works can view the juror’s comments online. The best entries in each category, as chosen by the jury, will be awarded Award of Excellence.