Sculpture by the Sea

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The crowds and sculptures of Sculpture by the Sea 2006

Sydney and Perth 'Sculpture by the Sea' exhibition is Australia's largest annual outdoor sculpture exhibition. 2006 was the tenth year it showed off the beautiful work of both Australian and overseas artists in spectacular Australian Coastal locations. Sculpture by the Sea also returns to Cottesloe Beach for the third annual exhibition from 8th to 18th March 2007. Over 50 local, interstate and international artists will transform Perth's most popular beach into a stunning sculpture park overlooking the Indian Ocean. Hugely popular, this free to the public annual exhibition attracts approximately 40,000 visitors of all ages.

[edit] Bondi

Pretty women by the sea

Sculpture by the Sea in Bondi is an annual event. The work is spread right across the cliff from Bronte Beach to Bondi Beach via Tamarama Beach. Every year the coastal walk is transformed into a seaside art gallery. About 100 sculptures are exhibited in the background of sea and the beautiful coastal landscape.

[edit] 2006 Prize Winners

The prize winners from 2006.

Name	Sculptor	Prize
...And With a Name to Come	Orest Keywan	The Sculpture by the Sea Prize
Humbaba's Barrel	Marcus Tatton	Sydney Water Environmental Sculpture Prize
Archi Tekton	Daniela Turrin	Kodak Sculpture Prize
Cut to Fit	Emma Wise	Icebergs Dining Room and Bar Signature Prize
Obligato	James Rogers	The Sydney Morning Herald Represented Artist Prize
Icarus	Guy Warren	Art Gallery Society of NSW Prize
more/less	Ellie Nuss & James McDermid	Damon Courtenay Memorial Young Sculptor Prize
open	Linda Bowden	The Australian Unrepresented Sculptor Award
cypher	Konstantin Dimopolous	Art Gallery Society of NSW Taskforce Site Specific Prize
hot with a chance of a late storm	The Glue Society	Allens Arthur Robinson People's Choice Prize NAB Kids' Choice Prize.

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Sculpture by the Sea 2006:

Winner of the Art Gallery of NSW Taskforce Site Specific Prize	Archi Tekton, winner of the Kodak Sculpture Prize	The sculpture More/less, winner of the Damon Courtenay Memorial Young Sculptor Prize