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Sculpture by the Sea, Sydney’s iconic annual outdoor exhibition, has returned to the Bondi-to-Tamarama Coastal Walk in the city’s eastern suburbs for its 21st year, with works from 100 artists on display.
Orb, David Ball. Image: Jessica Wyld
Mittagong artist David Ball was today awarded the $60,000 Aqualand Sculpture award for his work Orb (pictured aboev). Sculpture by the Sea organisers also announced that award-winning sculptures from 2016 to 2018 would be gifted to the Harbour Trust, which will create a permanent instalment at Headland Park, overlooking Sydney Harbour.
Tripl, Tripll, Triplll, April Pine. Image: Jessica Wyld
Curious Dream of an Architect, Faith Semiz. Image: Jessica Wyld
The Last Charge, Harrie Fasher. Image: Jessica Wyld
Song of the Airsors, Jock Clutterbuck. Image: G Carr
Space, John Petrie. Image: C Yee
Foci, Karl Meyer. Image: C Yee
Plastic Paradise, Kathy Allam. Image: G Carr
The Honey Trap, Ken Unsworth. Image: Jessica Wyld
The largest free public sculpture exhibition in the world, it attracts more than half a million visitors annually. Works by artists from all over the world feature in the incredible showcase.
Look Out For Me, Linton Meagher. Image: A Sky
Sea Throughm Lucy Barker. Image: Jessica Wyld
Bronze Age, Orest Keywan. Image: C Yee
Melencolia, Simon Hodgson. Image: C Yee
Rise and Fall, Jeremy Sheehan and Small Ocean. Image: Jessica Wyld
Littoral Echo, Sonia Payes. Image: C Yee
Under One Sky, Stephen Marr. Image: Jessica Wyld
White Wash, Tango Conway and Amelia Skelton. Image: G Carr
Circle on the Earth, Tetsuro Yamasaki. Image: Jessica Wyld
Rangerer, Xia Hang. Image: C Yee
I Put A Moon on the Table, Yashiro Nitta. Image: Jessica Wyld
Sculpture by the Sea runs from today until November 5, 2017, before touring to Cottesloe Beach in Perth, Western Australia, from March 2 to 19, 2018.
