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Sculpture by the Sea
The crowds and sculptures of Sculpture by the Sea in 2006, near Tamarama
Date(s)	Bondi Beach, Sydney: October/November Cottesloe Beach, Perth: March Aarhus, Denmark: June
Frequency	Annually Biennially (Aarhus, Denmark)
Location(s)	Bondi Beach Cottesloe Beach Aarhus, Denmark
Inaugurated	Bondi – 1997 Cottesloe – 2005 Aarthus – 2009
Genre	Sculpture exhibition
Website
http://www.sculpturebythesea.com

Sculpture by the Sea is a major annual outdoor sculpture exhibition that is open to the public for no cost, featuring sculptures made by Australian and international artists.

The exhibition, held annually during summer in the Southern Hemisphere, commenced at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia in 1997; expanded to Cottesloe Beach in Perth, Western Australia in 2005; and in 2009 the first Sculpture by the Sea exhibition outside of Australia was held in Aarhus, Denmark under the patronage of The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Denmark.

History

David Handley, the founding director, was living in Prague in 1995 and visited an outdoor sculpture park in Klatovy, Northern Bohemia. On his return to Australian the following year, he was inspired to do something similar in Australia. After applications for funding being declined from established art bodies for the inaugural festival, Handley began to bring the exhibition together, working with a marketing budget of just A$400. With the help of volunteers, the inaugural event attracted 25,000 people to Bondi Beach for just one day.

Following the success of the first exhibition, as part of the 1998 Olympic Arts Festival Handley was commissioned to produce five Sculpture by the Sea exhibitions around Australia in Darwin, Noosa, Albany, and the Tasman Peninsula joining the Bondi exhibition. In 2003, Sculpture by the Sea Incorporated was established as a not for profit incorporated association, enabling the organisation to attract tax-deductible gifts.

Exhibition Locations

Bondi

Sculpture by the Sea began in 1997 with an exhibition held over one day at Bondi Beach and is now an annual event, held over the first three weeks of November. Every year the coastal walk is transformed into a seaside art gallery as the works of sculpture are spread across the cliff from Tamarama Beach to Bondi Beach. Over 100 sculptures are exhibited in the background of sea and the coastal landscape along the two kilometre coastal walk. Sculpture by the Sea at Bondi attracts an estimated annual attendance of 500,000 people each year to view the sculptures. Parking in certain streets close to the exhibition is restricted to the local residents. An indoor exhibition of works is held in Mark's Park, at Tamarama where exhibited items may be purchased.

The Bondi exhibition is principally funded by philanthropy and corporate sponsorship, with the first New South Wales Government grant since its establishment awarded for the 2011 – 2014 exhibitions to assist with artist support. According to consultants Booz & Co, the exhibition generates A$23 million in direct spending for the local economy and is run at a cost of A$2 million a year.

Notable exhibiting sculptors include Sir Anthony Caro, OM, CBE, an English abstract sculptor, Chen Wenling (China), May Barrie Keld Moseholm (Denmark), Ken Unsworth AM, Hiroyuki Kita and Keizo Ushio (Japan).

Awards

Major Prize

In 2012 the Major Prize was The Balnaves Foundation Sculpture Prize. The Balnaves Foundation Sculpture Prize is an acquisitive award with the winning sculpture gifted to the Royal Botanic Gardens for permanent public placement as part of the Sculpture by the Sea Collection.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title	Funding
2012	Peter Lundberg (USA)	barrel roll	The Balnaves Foundation
2011	Paul Selwood	paradiegma metaphysic
2010	Keld Moseholm (Denmark)	mirroring
2009	May Barrie	time and tide granite monolith II
2008	Mark McClelland	she thought	NAB
2007	David Horton	yesternight: work in progress
2006	Orest Keywan	...and with a name to come
2005	Vaclav Fiala (Czech Republic)	chapel	Lexus
2004	Vaclav Fiala (Czech Republic)	belfry for jorn utzon	Sydney Water
2003	Richard Goodwin	carapace
2002	Kate Davis (England)	target
2001	Nigel Harrison	omeomi
2000	Richie Kuhaupt	hollow man
	Libby Bloxham	celebrating diversity
1999	Orest Keywan	with a view
1998	Campbell Robertson-Swann	night passage
1997	Duncan Stemlar	venus

The Helen Lempriere Scholarships

The Helen Lempriere Scholarships are the realisation of a bequest by the late Keith Wood, honouring his wife, Helen Lempriere. Helen Lempriere was one of Australia's leading female artists in the mid-20th Century, attracting national and international acclaim for her painting, printmaking and sculpture. Sculpture by the Sea is proud to be managing in partnership with Perpetual, three scholarships of $30,000 cash that will be received by the awarded artists to assist with the advancement of their careers through study or research.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2012	Lou Lambert	red herring
	Philip Spelman	tête à tête
	Tom de Munk-Kermeer	luchtkasteel
2011	Alessandra Rossi	comfort zone
	James Rogers	hokusai's child
	Marcus Tatton	the ruin
2010	David Horton	jarrett in london
	Matthew Harding	centripetal
	Michael Le Grand	anaconda

The Clitheroe Foundation Emerging Sculptor Mentorship Program

In 2006, the Clitheroe Foundation and Sculpture by the Sea established The Clitheroe Foundation Emerging Sculptor Mentorship Program, awarding $10,000 each to 3 selected artists. The mentor program aims to encourage professional and meaningful fellowships between emerging sculptors and established practitioners. In benefit of Sculpture by the Sea's established organisational framework, the program facilitates a skills exchange between the emerging artists and their mentors and provides a forum for the professional and technical development of the emerging sculptors.

Year	Sculptor
2012	Elyssa Sykes-Smith
	Kate Stehr
	Aaron Anderson

Sydney Water Environmental Sculpture Prize

The Sydney Water Environmental Sculpture Prize of A$10,000 is awarded for a work utilising wind, waves, water, solar power or other aspects of the natural environment. Between 1997 and 2004 Sydney Water sponsored the Sculpture Prize by supporting artists exhibiting in Sculpture by the Sea through provision of acquisitive works gifted to Campbelltown City Bicentennial Art Gallery. Past recipients of the Environment Sculpture Prize have been:

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011	Simon McGrath	who left the tap running?
2010	Kaoru Matsumoto	cycle90 "a premonition of wind" III
2009	Phil Price (New Zealand)	morpheus
2008	Marguerite Derricourt	the flight of the bogong
2007	Kaoru Matsumoto	cycle-90°, a premonition of wind
2006	Marcus Tatton	humbaba's barrel
2005	Tommy Pershall	urban american in australia

People's Choice Prize

The Allens People's Choice Prize of $5,000, as voted by visitors of the exhibition.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2012	Cave Urban	mengenang (memory)
2011	Byeong Doo Moon (South Korean)	cosmic elk
2010	Suzie Bleach and Andy Townsend	the adaptable migrant
2009	Phil Price (New Zealand)	morpheus
2008	Kozo Nishinio	harmony with the breeze
2007	Chi Phan	lift plonk
2006	The Glue Society	hot with a chance of a late storm
2005	Jarrod Taylor	structural wave

The Waverley Council Mayor's Prize

The Waverley Council Mayor's Prize of $5,000.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2012	Cave Urban	mengenang (memory)
2011	James Rogers	hokusai's child'
2010	Steve Croquett	jolly giants
2009	Koichi Ishino	wind stone - a tail of cloud
2008	Amanda Stuart	mongrel country-nil tenure

The Andrea Stretton Memorial Invitation

The Andrea Stretton Memorial Invitation of $5,000 to exhibit in Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2012	Alex Ritchie	kaleidoscope cube
2011	MargarIta Sampson	the yearning
2010	Marcus Tatton	globoids
2009	Michael Purdy	tatters
2008	Philip Spelman	parabola
2007	Bjorn Godwin	untitled (number 96)

The Damon Courtenay Memorial Young Sculptor Prize

The Damon Courtenay Memorial Young Sculptor Prize of $5,000, is awarded to an artist 29 years or under, donated by Bryce, Adam and Brett Courtenay.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011	Mark Swartz, Reuben Solomon, and Charmaine Tung	tortoise
2010	Charles Schneider	crown-of-thorns wallpaper (acanthaster planci)
2009	Mona Aghababaee	where is the freedom?
2008	Chi Phan	apples and pears
2007	Sam Deal	on the lookout
2006	Ellie Nuss and James McDermid	more/less
2005	Jason Waterhouse	van pod

Kids' Choice Prize

The Kids' Choice Prize of $3,000, donated by Rebel Penfold-Russell, as voted by children visiting the exhibition.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2012	GhostNets Australia	ghost net crocodile
2011	Ken Unsworth AM	look this way
2010	Tomas Misura	splash
2009	Jane Gillings	dream home
2008	Benjamin Gilbert	humpback gunship
2007	Dillon McEwan	carcutter
2006	The Glue Society	hot with a chance of a late storm
2005	Ben Resch	the great aussie surf trip

Art Gallery Society of NSW Prize

The Art Gallery Society of NSW Prize of $5,000, donated by the Art Gallery of NSW, as chosen by Denise Mimmocchi, Curator of Australian Art, AGNSW.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2012	Alex Goad	invasive colonisation'
2011	Linda Bowden	descending the mountain
2010	Linda Bowde	into the trees II
2009	Alexander Seton	on hold lawnmower
2008	Lea Ferris	ode to joy
2007	Anne Ferguson	oxorchia thalassins
2006	Dr Guy Warren, OAM	icarus
2005	Jane Becker	my queer house

The Icebergs Dining Room and Bar Signature Prize

The Icebergs Dining Room and Bar Signature Prize of A$5,000.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011	Aaron Anderson and Anne Zahalka	open house
2010	Koichi Ishino	wind stone - earth and sky
2006	Emma Wise	cut to fit

The Sculpture Inside Curators Prize

The Sculpture Inside Curators Prize of A$2,500 is awarded to an exhibiting artist in Sculpture Inside.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2012	Alex Goad	invasive colonisation
2011	Stephen King	horse & rider
2010	Tim Prentice (USA)	easel windframe

The Sculpture by the Sea Staff Choice Prize

The Sculpture by the Sea Staff Choice Prize, presented by Dinosaur Designs, as voted by Sculpture by the Sea staff members.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011	Byeong Doo Moon	i have been dreaming to be a tree ... II

Discontinued Awards

Year	Award	Sculptor	Work
2003	Director's Prize	Frank Raendchen
1999	Director's Prize	Robert Hague	full circle
2006	Kodak Sculpture Prize	Daniela Turrin	archi tekton
	The Sydney Morning Herald Represented Artist Prize	James Rogers	obligato
	The Australian Unrepresented Sculptor Award	Linda Bowden	open
	Art Gallery Society of NSW Taskforce Site Specific Prize	Konstantin Dimopoulos	cypher

Cottesloe

In 2005 the first Sculpture by the Sea was held at Cottesloe. The exhibition transforms Perth's most popular beach into a stunning sculpture park overlooking the Indian Ocean. The exhibition showcases in excess of 70 sculptures by Western Australia's leading and emerging sculptors, alongside works by invited interstate and international sculptors. Hugely popular, this free to the public annual exhibition attracted approximately 215,000 visitors of all ages to the 2011 exhibition, an increase of approximately 75,000 on the previous year.

Awards

Western Australian Sculptor Scholarship

Western Australian Sculptor Scholarship of A$10,000, donated by an anonymous donor and will be used for travel, study and advancement of the artist's career. It also includes an invitation to the Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi exhibition.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2013	Mikaela Castledine	tokyo crows
2012	Paul Caporn	dump
2011	Marwa Fahmy, Stephen Genovese, Elizabeth Marpole, Kate Parker	lifeboat
2010	Jean Marc-Rivalland	breaking wave
2009	Kevin Draper	fragment
2008	Tania Spencer	pythonosaurus
2007	Bruce Slatter	this way up
2005	Lorenna Grant	the lion's throat

People's Choice Prize

The Sculpture by the Sea People's Choice Prize of $5,000, as voted by visitors of the exhibition. Past recipients of the prize are:

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2013	Cave Urban	mengengang (memory)
2012	Wang Shugang	meeting 1
2011	Chen Wenling	red memory smile
2010	Kerrie Argent	evidence - the trail continues
2009	Len Zuks	antipodean recruits
2008	Julia Adzuki & Mark Szulgit	fossil
2007	Hugh Ramage	fisher
2006	Trevor Berry	sunworshipper
2005	Richie Kuhuapt	layers on layers (the little women)

The Andrea Stretton Memorial Invitation

The Andrea Stretton Memorial Invitation of A$5,000 is awarded to an sculptor to exhibit in the Bondi Sculpture by the Sea, held in November following the March Cottosloe exhibition. Past recipients of the prize are:

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title

Kids' Choice Prize

The Kids' Choice Prize of $1,000 as voted by children visiting the exhibition, funded by Eventscorp.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2013	Kathy Allam	happy floating dream cloud
2012	Elin & Keino	punctured sky
2011	Chen Wenling	red memory smile
2010	Kerrie Argent	evidence - the trail continues
2009	John Hutchinson	line in the sand
2008	Tania Spencer	pythonosaurus
2007	Adjé	nautilus
2006	Regan Gentry	recliner rex

The Sculpture Inside Curators Prize

The Sculpture Inside Curators Prize of A$1,000 is awarded to an exhibiting artist in Sculpture Inside. Past recipients of the prize are:

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2013	Kevin Draper	threshold II
2012	Michael Le Grand	salute
2011	Orest Keywan	first canto early fall
2010	Peter Phillips	treapot

The Town of Cottesloe Prize

The Town of Cottesloe will purchase a work to be permanently sited in the Town of Cottesloe Collection.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2013	Manuel Ferreiro Badia	kinetic interference
	Michael Grau	liquorice allsorts
2012	Peter Lundberg	wuyi
	Tony Jones	lighthouse
2011	Ron Gomboc	relationship: together series
2010	Peter Tilley	threshold of a dream
2009	Tim Macfarlane Reid	inside spoken things
2008	Clara Hali	tribanga III
2007	Jennifer Cochrane	roundabout (monument series)
2006	Mark Grey-Smith	centrefold
2005	Yoshio Nitta	4 pots

Aarhus

In 2009 the first Sculpture by the Sea was held on the three-kilometre-long stretch of coast from Tangkrogen to Ballehage, Aarhus, in Denmark. The exhibition, (SxS Aarhus), is a free to the public biennial exhibition of 65 sculptures from across the world staged on the public lawns, beach and forests bordering Aarhus bay. With approximate 500.000 visitors over a period of four weeks held in June, Sculpture by the Sea, Aarhus - Denmark has been embraced by the Danes and many international tourists visiting Denmark. The exhibition is produced by the City of Aarhus in collaboration with AroS Aarhus Artmuseum, Kulturhus Aarhus, and Børnekulturhuset, under the patronage of The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Denmark.

Sculpture by the Sea, Aarhus - Denmark is financially and legally independent of Sculpture by the Sea Incorporated and is being produced by the city of Aarhus in collaboration with AroS Aarhus Artmuseum at neither cost nor profit to the Australian organisation.

Awards

Sculpture by the Sea Aarhus Prize

The Sculpture Prize is an acquisitive award with the winning sculpture gifted to the AroS Aarhus Artmuseum for permanent public placement as part of the Sculpture by the Sea Collection. The winner of the Aarhus exhibition is awarded DKK50,000.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011
2009	The Glue Society (Australia)	i wish you hadn't asked

People's Choice Prize The People's Choice Prize of DKK25,000, as voted by visitors of the exhibition.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011
2009	Keld Moseholm	the obelisk

Kid's Choice Prize

The Kid's Choice Prize of DKK25,000, as voted by children visiting the exhibition.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011
2009	The Glue Society (Australia)	i wish you hadn't asked

Vestas' Prize

The Vestas' Prize of DKK20,000, as selected by Vestas.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011
2009	Phil Price (New Zealand)	nucleus

Aria's Prize

The Aria's Prize of DKK20,000, as selected by Danish dairy company, Aria.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011
2009	Hiroaki Nakayama (Japan)	came back

Bestseller's Prize

The Bestseller's Prize of DKK20,000, as selected by Bestseller.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011
2009	Kent Karlsson (Sweden)	spectacle agnostico

Nordea-fonden's Prize

The Nordea-fonden's Prize of DKK20,000, as selected by Nordea-fonden.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011
2009	The Glue Society (Australia)	i wish you hadn't asked

Dansk Australsk New Zealandsk Venskabsforening

The Dansk Australsk New Zealandsk Venskabsforening Prize of DKK15,000, as selected by the Danish Australian New Zealand Friendship Association.

Year	Sculptor	Artwork Title
2011
2009	Phil Price (New Zealand)	nucleus

References

External links

• Official Website
• Official Website - Denmark

See also

Art of Australia