AWAF Calls for Funds to Support Artists
It's no secret that the arts industry has been one of the hardest hit during the COVID-19 Pandemic. After an enforced hiatus last year, the Australian Wearable Arts Festival team is now firmly focused on the future, and is encouraging the community to rally around our Artists and place a greater value on the benefit they provide. Donations to support the festival can be made through Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation.
Imagine Gaultier meets Picasso
Wearable Art Masterpieces will once again walk the catwalk in 2022. Limited only by their extraordinary imaginations designers and artists of a variety of genres will create 40 wearable art pieces that will once again excite and amaze the Sunshine Coast
Costume designers, fashion designers, seamstresses and sculptors are set to be part of our national showcase of wearable art. Australia’s most exciting artists and designers will judge the festival entries, lending their expertise and imagination to decide who and what will take home the prizes.
Designer Entry
Designer Entry now closed for 2022.
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<Wearable Art/>Australian Wearable Art Festival 2019
Friday 24 May 2019 was a glorious evening in Eumundi bringing together over 40 amazing wearable art creations to grace the catwalk under the stars. Both Helen Perry and I breathed a huge sigh of relief that the forecast was
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<Wearable Art/>Horizon Festival 2017
As part of the 2017 Horizon Festival, Eumundi's Art Street showcased the best of the region's wearable art. Taking place amongst Eumundi Square markets, the runway featured creations from all walks of life. Take a look below.
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<Wearable Art/>Runaway Art 2018 Gallery
Runaway Art, part of the Sunshine Coast Council's Horizon Festival, took place this August. Designed to bring together acclaimed fashion designers and wearable art masterpieces, it was also the platform to launch the much larger wearable art festival in May
