Sculpture by the Sea is Australia's largest annual outdoor sculpture exhibition, held along the coastal walk from Bondi Beach to Tamarama Beach.
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Sculpture by the Sea returns to Sydney's Bondi Beach coastal walk with over 100 sculptures by Australian and international artists. The free outdoor exhibition is one of Australia's most popular cultural events.
Sculpture by the Sea is Australia's largest annual outdoor sculpture exhibition, held along the coastal walk from Bondi Beach to Tamarama Beach. The exhibition features over 100 sculptures by Australian and international artists, set against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. The works are spread across the cliff from Bronte Beach to Bondi Beach via Tamarama Beach.
The exhibition draws between 450,000 and 500,000 visitors annually. The works are free to view and accessible via the scenic coastal walk. The Sculpture by the Sea website provides the full artist list and map.
The exhibition transforms the coastal walk into a seaside art gallery. Visitors can enjoy a diverse range of sculptures, from large-scale installations to intimate pieces. The Waverley Council provides visitor information and accessibility details.
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