Sculpture Rocks - Sculpture by the Sea
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Thu 20 May 2021 - Thu 03 Jun 2021
What better place to view
Sculpture of the Rocks than Sydney Harbour foreshore. From 20 May – 3 June, 2021 Sculpture of the Rocks is a free outdoor exhibition of Japanese sculpture.
Sydney Harbour foreshore will be the home of 18 Japanese rock sculptures by 14 Japanese artists from Japan and Australia. Many of the sculptures are made from rock.
David Handley, founding Director of Sculpture by the Sea, notes that "
… the artworks in thought and practice stems directly from the ancient rock gardens of Japan. …. In addition, we are pleased to present kinetic and abstract sculptures to provide a cross section of Japanese sculpture today."
Anita Mitchell, Chief Executive, Placemaking NSW said, "
Bringing 'Sculpture Rocks' to The Rocks precinct is a great opportunity to extend the amazing breadth of art in the area and bring a little bit of the Sculpture by the Sea magic to our CBD."
The exhibition will be along the Sydney Harbour foreshore, the area between the Overseas Passenger Terminal, along Campbells Cove, and ending at Hickson Reserve next to the Park Hyatt Hotel, is where you will be able to view these Japanese rock sculptures.
Sculpture Inside Rocks, which will be held concurrently, is an indoor exhibition of small contemporary sculpture.
Sculpture Inside Rocks will be on display at Campbell's Stores, adjacent to the exhibition and directly above the restaurants lining Campbells Cove.
Exhibiting Artists:
Wataru Hamasaka
Takahiro Hirata
Koichi Ishino
Akira Kamada
Hiroyuki Kita
Hiroaki Nakayama
Yoshio Nitta
Koichi Ogino
Akiho Tata
Ayako Saito
Mitsuo Takeuchi
Takeshi Tanabe
Tetsuro Yamasaki
Keizo Ushio
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Sculpture Rocks' is made possible through the support of Aqualand, Create NSW's Covid Rescue and Restart funding, Allens-Linklaters, Transfield, Place Management NSW, Port Authority of NSW, The Japan Foundation, Sydney.
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!date 20/05/2021 -- 03/06/2021
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