When creating visual art I make sculptural art pieces and wearable objects which are high end, aiming for timeless quality. My mission is to educate with beauty. My vision is to make amazing artwork with surprising materials.
Working as an artist I am focused on a high quality end result.
Why Wearable Art?
The aim of prducing wearable art is to reach a wider audience.
By making wearable art I hope to draw attention to the pollution of the seas by exhibiting pollution on the body.
Good example of how reworked garments can be commercial.
Source: Kin-Tsugi Goods Upcycles Vintage Garments Into Wearable Art
I am very interested in this, but am having a hard time finding out much more information! Apparently entries close in September… but I can’t find any forms.
http://redhotarts.com.au/events/entries-open-for-the-central-ten-wearable-art-awards
Central Craft is an organisation which supports and promotes artists and craft practitioners working in Alice Springs and surrounding areas of Central Australia. We run workshops and studios, the June Marriott Gallery, and a retail outlet.
This looks like a market that is harking back to the original meanings for wearable art – hand made, original, craft garments. The opportunity is to participate in a market – I need to work on my merchandising!
Source: South West ArtsAtlas » “WAM – I Love What You’re Wearing!” Wearable Art Market
Today I talked with Alan about getting some frames made up – there are 100’s of ideas! Looking forward to participating in this worthy cause.
http://thepowerofpallets.org.au/
I am very excited to be able to post some of the first photos of this year’s ‘Camping Collection’.
Wearable Art made from 100% repurposed materials
Gowns are made from tents. Hats are made from palm tree flower stalks.
Thank you to Zara Walton for the amazing photos.
This artist inspires me and gives me hope for the future.
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Sue Ryan – image maker, storyteller and architect of the Ghost Net Art Project.
Sue is an inspiration for us all.
Source: Sue Ryan – GhostNets Australia
