Lucy Humphrey, Horizon
Staged along the spectacular Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk, Sculpture by the Sea officially kicked off yesterday showcasing the world's largest outdoor collection of sculpture.
This year's exhibition features 106 works by 39 international artists, as well as Australian sculptors Ron Robertson-Swann and Ken Unsworth, and two works by acclaimed artist Bert Flugelman, who sadly passed away earlier this year.
For those of you who won't be able to make the exhibition in the flesh (which runs until November 10), or can't handle battling the crowds, our photographer was there to capture the first glimpse. Here are the highlights.
Alison McDonald, Flow
Bert Flugelman, Equestrian
Bert Flugelman, Semaphore
Bev Goodwin, Polyrock
Carl Billingsley, Red-Center
Carole Purnelle and Nuno Maya, Plastic World
Chen Wenling, Rainbow
Coral Collective, Coral
David McCracken, Diminish and Ascend
Elaine Barry Conway, Coming Soon
Elyssa Sykes Smith, A Shared Weight
Greer Taylor, Inclusion
Jörg Plickat, Encounter
Kathy Holowko, A Tale of Romance
Keizo Usho, Oushi Zokei
Ken Unsworth, There's Many A Slip 'Twixt The Cup and the Lip
Koichi Ishino, Sea Breeze
Lucy Barker, What Once Was
Maggie McFadyen and Griffen Lim, Time Frame
Marina DeBris, Aquarium of the Pacific Gyre
Matt Calvert, Girl Pointing
Michael Le Grand, Buttress
Michael Snape, Breach
Mikaela Castledine, East Of The Mulberry Tree The Legend Of The Ten Red Crows
Orest Keywan, Provincia Deserta
Paul Selwood, The Museum
Peter Lundberg, Returning to the Sea
Sihua Qian, Bubble No 5
Rebecca Rose, Look At Me
Richard Tipping, Start
Sally Kidall, Nomadic City Lest We Forget
Seung Hwan Kim, Organism
Silvia Tuccimei, Secret Passage
Toshio Iezumi, m.130901
Image credit: Anastasia Nielsen
Art & Design
Sculpture By The Sea Gallery
