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Exhibition and Shows
29 Sep 2023 to 2 Oct 2023 Biennial Event
Come to Sculpture on the Farm at Dungog on the October long weekend 2023. It showcases over 120 works by sensational Australian sculptors, in the galleries, gardens and paddocks of “Fosterton”, Dungog between 29 September until 2 October, 2023.
They are excited to announce that an installation of works by Badger Bates will be a highlight of the 2023 exhibition and again works by the late Inge King will be included.
@sculptureonthefarm Instagram and Facebook posts will transport you to the farm at “Fosterton” and into the Dungog region.
Come to Dungog for Sculpture Rambles and artist chats, musical encounters and a blacksmith demonstration at “Fosterton”. A weekend to explore sculpture.
See the Sculptor Insight Series of Interviews and videos of sculptors at work, talking in their studios. Go to the Vimeo or the website.
Visit Dungog to see the sculptures that have been donated by Sculpture on the Farm for public display in the town and the Dungog Common Reserve.
Don’t miss “Sowelu Two” by Jen Mallinson and “Entwined” by Bob Teasdale both in the Dungog Common Reserve near the entry.
“Nothin’ but Sky” by Braddon Snape greets you as you drive into town atop the Lioness Park and the bronze “Kelpie” by Jimmy Rix is located outside the Visitor Information Centre.
Facilities
Carpark
Coach Parking
Non Smoking
Public Toilet
Rates
Entry to the outdoor exhibition at “Fosterton” is $5 which includes the catalogue of sculptures available for sale.
Entry to the indoor exhibitions in Dungog is FREE, the catalogue is $5.
Children are FREE.
Event Dates
Biennial Event
29 Sep 2023 to 2 Oct 2023
