Australian Artists of Textile Designs
Florence Broadhurst – Artist
Risk-taker par excellence, style maven extraordinaire, her most exhilarating legacy is a design archive making waves around the world today. But this is where her legend begins.
Born in 1899 in a remote rural corner of Australia’s Queensland, Florence’s death was a violent murder at the age of 78. In between, she lived a series of vivid, fantastic lives.
Collette Dinnigan – Artist
Collette Dinnigan, a luminary in fashion design renowned for her exquisite work in textile design, lace, and embroidery. We are thrilled to have Collette as a distinguished artist within our collection, a partnership that has flourished through shared creative endeavours.
Akira Isogawa – Artist
The Australian Museum of Design ‘AMoD’ proudly announces a remarkable new collaboration with Akira Isogawa, one of Australia’s most iconic and celebrated fashion designers. Akira has graciously joined forces with AMoD to present a specially curated collection of his distinguished designs, offering an immersive experience into his creative world.
Chris Stone – Artist
Chris Stone Chris Stone Chris Stone, born in Leicester in 1950, has built an illustrious career as a textile designer, his artistic journey taking him
Kate Ceberano – Artist
Kate Ceberano, the Aussie music legend known for her electrifying contributions to the industry, has now extended her creative prowess into the realm of textile design, striking an exciting collaboration with the Australian Museum of Design (AMoD). This partnership has unveiled a limited edition line of art, napery, and soft furnishings, each piece a testament to Kate’s multifaceted talent and artistic vision.
Margaret Clark – Artist
Margaret Clark Margaret Clark Margaret Clark, an acclaimed Australian illustrator, brought whimsy and charm to life through her enchanting ‘Federation Fairies’ series. Created in the
Roberta Montefano – Artist
Roberta Montorfano Roberta Montorfano Roberta Montorfano , an artist with Italian-Mexican heritage, has been a dynamic presence in the world of textile and graphic design,
David K Miles – Artist
David K Miles Clippling supplied by: Graeme Hutchinson who worked with David K Miles In the 1970’s there was a very small group of individuals
Donald Bruce Clark – Artist
Donald Bruce Clark Australia’s original artist and producer for Napery sold exclusively to David Jones and Grace Bros. A collection of his work is now with Australian Museum of Design part of Australia’s largest body of design history.
Lloyd Foye – Artist
Lloyd Foye was selected to illustrate this culturally significant artwork collection. One of his strengths was the ability to draw people. When you look at the faces in the artworks, it is clear he was the obvious choice. The facial expressions drawn in Lloyds notorious line style, show more emotion than even a photograph could capture.
Noel Lyons – Artist
Noel Lyons Biography “Australians decorate for a perpetual summer, and do not favour sombre colours” Noel Lyons Noel Lyons (1936-1995) was an Australian textile and
Largest body of Australian designs
Unseen by the public for more than 50 years
There’s nothing like a revival…