Capto Collaborative – Shell Resonance
Joel Adler – Lens
Dr. Vlase Nikoleski – Flooded Weir
Orest Keywan – Wake
Egor Zigura – Colossus Holds Up The World
Benjamin Jay Shand – Array8
April Pine – Tidal Body
Juan Pablo Pinto & Cristian Rojas – Selfishenrifanti
Sian Watson – Waiting Rastor
Nikita Zigura – Global Warming
Jen Mallinson – Adaptation 22
Tony Davis – Folly Interstice

Sculpture by the Sea Bondi, 2024

Fri Oct 18, 2024 – Mon Nov 04, 2024

Bondi – Bronte Coastal Walk

Price: Free

The outdoor sculpture exhibition is a titan of the Sydney arts scene. This year over 100 sculptures will sit along the coast and on the sand for the 26th Sculpture by the Sea Bondi exhibition.

Since 1997, artists from all over the world have brought heavy sculptures to the Bondi to Bronte shoreline. Since then, Sculpture by the Sea has become the world’s largest free outdoor sculpture exhibition. In 2024, over 100 sculptures will sit along the two-kilometre coastal walk. Organisers expect to welcome 450,000 people over the 18-day exhibition.

Leading Australian sculptors contributing to the exhibit include May Barrie, Anne Ferguson, Geoffrey Bartlett, Bert Flugelman, Michael Le Grand, Louise Paramor, Ron Robertson-Swann OAM, Ken Unsworth and Hossein Valamanesh. This year’s exhibition has a particular focus on India, with a showcase of 12 works by sculptors from the region. Three notable Japanese – Haruyuki Uchida, Keizo Ushio and Toshio Iezumi – will exhibit alongside nine other Japanese artists. Thirty-five artists are exhibiting for the first time.

The Sculpture by the Sea app includes audio tours and artist information for anyone looking to delve deeper.

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