Sculpture by the Sea 2009
October 28th 2009 04:47
The time has come again for the spectacular nature-sculpted stretch of coast between Bondi and Tamarama to be turned into an outdoor gallery
for 18 days. Over 100 sculptures by artists from around the world will be on show this year at the 13th Sculpture by the Sea exhibition.
The walk is about 2km. The path is considered medium gradient and there are several staircases, some with uneven steps. If you need a breather, or simply wish to sit back and appreciate the view, there are occasional seats along the way.
Please remember to wear a hat and sunscreen. It would also be a good idea to bring drinking water, and your swimmers for a dip at one of the beaches on a hot day.
Founded by David Handley, the exhibition has come a long way since 1997. The inaugural exhibition that year was held for a day with an estimated 25,000 visitors to see the 64 artworks. Last year, 500,000 visitors made their way to the 107 sculptures on display along the coast.
Sculptures shown here are from last year’s exhibition. For more photos to whet your appetite, please see this post.
Where: Bondi to Tamarama (part of the Bondi to Bronte coastal walk)
When: Thursday 29 October to Sunday 15 November 2009
Cost: Free
Getting there: Buses 333, 380, and 381 will get you to Bondi, and Bus 361 to Tamarama. For bus, train and ferry timetables and fares, visit www.131500.com.au.
Website: www.sculpturebythesea.com
The walk is about 2km. The path is considered medium gradient and there are several staircases, some with uneven steps. If you need a breather, or simply wish to sit back and appreciate the view, there are occasional seats along the way.
Please remember to wear a hat and sunscreen. It would also be a good idea to bring drinking water, and your swimmers for a dip at one of the beaches on a hot day.
Founded by David Handley, the exhibition has come a long way since 1997. The inaugural exhibition that year was held for a day with an estimated 25,000 visitors to see the 64 artworks. Last year, 500,000 visitors made their way to the 107 sculptures on display along the coast.
Sculptures shown here are from last year’s exhibition. For more photos to whet your appetite, please see this post.
Where: Bondi to Tamarama (part of the Bondi to Bronte coastal walk)
When: Thursday 29 October to Sunday 15 November 2009
Cost: Free
Getting there: Buses 333, 380, and 381 will get you to Bondi, and Bus 361 to Tamarama. For bus, train and ferry timetables and fares, visit www.131500.com.au.
Website: www.sculpturebythesea.com
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