Sculpture by the Sea Bondi, 2022
21 October - 7 November

The Bondi to Coogee walk hosts the annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition, since the inaugural one-day event in 1997, the free exhibition transforms the coastline into an outdoor gallery showcasing local and international artists. After a two year break the latest edition of Sculpture by the Sea at the Bondi to Tamrama walk is back again.....
Starting at the bottom of Notts Avenue near the main strip of Bondi Campbell Parade, the exhibit follows the path of the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk all the way to Tamarama Beach with over a hundred sculptures exhibited by local and foreign artists along the Bondi to Coogee walk. The Sculpture Indoor exhibition can be found at the walk’s mid-point at Mark’s Park, with access to the cliff top main attraction available via the stairs at Hunter Park, Gaerloch Avenue, and Pacific Avenue.

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"Folly Interstice", a seven meter tall timber and steel sculpture by Australian artist Tony Davis is the winner of the Sculpture Award at Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2022.

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A steel ball, a large curved mirror on display at Marks Park.

Isabella Lleo Castells is a Spanish visual artist, sculptor exhibiting her largest artwork.

HUNTER PARK

Hunter Park is located at the end of Notts Avenue in Bondi, with Bondi Icebergs and the start of the Bondi to Coogee Walk to the east and Campbell Parade / Bondi Road to the west. Hunter Sculpture Park displays some sculptures year round.

BONDI COASTAL WALK

From Hunter Park head south up the path towards Marks Park, this part of the walk exhibits the sculptures along the cliff face.

MARKS PARK

Marks Park is the base for the Sculpture by the sea, this is where most sculptures are on display including the Sculpture indoor exhibition. Marks Park offers spectecular views to the north and south, the Bondi to Tamarama walk runs along the park just below.

TAMARAMA COASTAL WALK

McKenzies Bay and Gaerloch Reserve where sculptures are exhibited along the Tamarama coastal walk and on top of cliffs.

TAMARAMA BEACH

Sculptures of various sizes are exhibited at the Tamarama surf club and the surrounding parklands behind the beach. Large installations are on display on the beach itself.