Approximately 30 garments were designed and made by Lenore using ATSI designed fabrics. Lenore showed approximately 30 of her outfits and about 250 other ATSI designers’ clothes, textiles and accessories from around Australia at the Sydney Media Centre, Powerhouse Museum and the NSW Department of Industry and Business exhibition centre.Ĭo-ordinated and produced a 1 hour fashion parade at the Guringai Festival showing clothes made with fabrics designed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander textile artists and or designers from NSW, WA and the NT. SOME FASHION PARADES FEATURING GARMENTS BY LENORE DEMBSKIĤ garments worn by Kerri Friend on Wheel of Fortuneīush Foods, Hermannsburg Silks – Water Lily Diamond, Helen Salee – Crystal Water Lily, Marita Sambono – Golden Croc, Hermy Munnich Indigenous Designer Award – A dress, jacket and skirt using “Snake” Design fabric from Tiwi Designs.įirst Prize in the “Cocktail Award” – A cocktail dress using a textile by Makapetic from DarwinĢ002 – Northern Territory Fashion Awards – Darwin, NTįirst Prize in the “Children’s Wear Category” – A collection of three outfits using commercially produced mainstream fabrics Indigenous Designer Award – An evening dress using a textile by Hermy Munnich from Dunnilli Artsġ999/2000 – Bayagal Collection, Powerhouse Museum – Sydney NSWĬommissioned to create three outfits for the Bayagal Collection – An evening dress using a textile by Hermy Munnich from Dunnilli Arts An evening dress using a textile by Reggie Sultan from Darwin A two piece resort wear outfit using a textile by Leonie Gardner from Darwin One of 125 garments to be shown on the catwalk – out of 350 entries – A silk bridal gown, using the “Body Painting” design from Tiwi Designs.ġ999 – Australian Gown of the Year – Melbourne, VICįinalist in the “Australia at Its Best Category” – A dress, jacket and skirt using “Snake” Design fabric from Tiwi Designs. Runner Up in the “Australia at Its Best Category” – A string bikini and top and skirt made using licra printed in Melbourne, with the “Rain Dreaming” pattern from Ali-Curung. Third Prize in the “Our Territory, Our Life Style Category” – First Prize in the “Chief Minister’s Award” – Two resort wear outfits using “Snake” Design fabric from Tiwi Designs.ġ998 – Australian Gown of the Year – Melbourne, VIC Textile artists were Barbara Smith and Katarina Hutcheson from Darwin.ġ998 – Northern Territory Fashion Awards – Darwin, NT Second Prize in the “Corporate Wear Category” – First Prize in the “Men’s Wear Award” – Three outfits designed as a joint venture with three other designers, Paul Rider, Barbara Smith and Katarina Hutcheson. Each of the individual artists will receive 10 copies and Yothu Yindi Foundation will have 5 and Basil Hall Editions will also have 5 available for sale through exhibitions.ġ996 – Northern Territory Fashion Awards – Darwin, NT
Number 1/12 of the Garma Panel (the complete collection of all the smaller panels) was sold by the Yothu Yindi Foundation in Bermuda in 2003.
Lenore creates artworks under her Kungarakan name – Laniyuk Fashion Label names include:Ģ001 – Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Community Business Partnerships – Small Business – NT WinnerĢ001 – Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Community Business Partnerships – Small Business – National FinalistĢ003 – Garma Festival – outside Nhulunbuy, NT – Garma PanelĬompleted an etching as part of a group of approximately 60 artists. Early art skills ranged from painting and sketching portraits, still life and landscapes to various forms of art and craft such as beadwork, batik, tie-dye, appliqué, photography, macramé, liquid plastics and pottery and writing poetry.
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