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Sculpture by the Sea, 17 October – 3 November 2025, Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk, Sydney NSW
Sculpture by the Sea, 17 October – 3 November 2025, Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk, Sydney NSW

Sculpture by the Sea will return to Bondi in 2025 as the world’s largest free to the public sculpture exhibition. The spectacular coastal walk will once again transform into a 2km long sculpture park featuring 100 sculptures by artists from Australia and across the world.

 

About The Helen Lempriere Scholarships 2025 Recipients:



Congratulations to this year’s recipients Angela Valamanesh (SA), Ayako Saito (NSW) and Nicholas Burridge (VIC).



Since 2010, these $90,000 annual scholarships have supported emerging, mid-career, and senior Australian sculptors involved in Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi, providing them with opportunities to travel, study, and further their artistic pursuits.



Made possible by the Helen Lempriere Bequest and managed by Perpetual, the scholarships honour the legacy of the late Australian artist Helen Lempriere.



Angela Valamanesh, Ayako Saito and Nicholas Burridge will each exhibit a work as part of Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2025, along the Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk from October 17.


Dani Marti, ROSA ARRISCADA - The Messy business of being Human , take 1, 2024
Dani Marti, ROSA ARRISCADA - The Messy business of being Human , take 1, 2024

GAGPROJECTS and GAG ART ADVISORY congratulates artist Dani Marti and James Tylor for their successful entries into the Museum of Art and Culture Lake Macquarie Yapang Art Prize. The finalist exhibition opens on the 17th of October.


This national art prize has a total prize pool of $40,000.The winning artist of the acquisitive prize will be awarded $30,000, and their artwork will be acquired by the Museum of Art and Culture, yapang for the permanent collection.

The MAC yapang Art Prize was open to artists from all disciplines across Australia, with artworks in any medium. The MAC yapang Art Prize 2025 will be judged by Dr Daniel Mudie Cunningham, Director of Wollongong Art Gallery.


When: 6-8pm Friday 17 October 2025


Where: Museum of Art and Culture, Lake Macquarie (MAC yapang), 2A First Street, Booragul, NSW 2280.


Tickets are now available to book below



After 32 years of working with some of Australia’s premier artists, and meeting so many collectors and curators, many of whom became good friends, it is now time for a change.


It has been a privilege and a pleasure to work with so many good people and I hope that our paths will cross in the future. It has been a joy giving so many artists their first exhibition, taking many to international art fairs, bringing international artists to Australia and placing so many artworks in public institutions where they will be part of a permanent cultural asset. Several artists have been associated with the gallery from the start and I thank them and others for their loyalty and friendship. Many clients have supported our artists over the years and I thank them also.


GAGPROJECTS, Kent Town space will close at the end of our SALA exhibition, which is significant for several reasons. Deborah Paauwe was one of the first artists to exhibit with us, her monograph is 20 years old this SALA Festival. The SALA Festival was born in the gallery and has become a major event on the visual arts calendar in South Australia each year.


We will keep you informed of our future activities via our email mailing list. GAGPROJECTS will maintain an office in Kent Town and Berlin, contact details will remain the same. We will still represent a few artists and maintain a small viewing space by appointment.


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GAG ART ADVISORY will be available to provide valuations for insurance purposes and donations under the Cultural Gifts Program. We can advise collectors, negotiate purchases and sales, negotiate commissions, arrange installation, and accompany collectors wanting to attend art fairs overseas - lets have fun.


Paul Greenaway OAM

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