Dozens of Sculptures Dot Bondi Beach in the 2026 Sculpture by the Sea Exhibition
The iconic Sydney beach hosts "the world’s largest free to the public sculpture exhibition." Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Dozens of Sculptures Dot Bondi Beach in the 2026 Sculpture by the Sea Exhibition appeared first on Colossal .
Bondi Beach, a renowned surf destination in Sydney, witnessed a tragic terrorist attack in December 2025 when two men fatally shot 15 people during a Hanukkah celebration. Despite this somber event, the beach has once again become the host of "the world's largest free to the public sculpture exhibition." Sculpture by the Sea, an annual outdoor presentation along a 1.25-mile coastline, showcases a diverse collection of artworks by international artists.
This year, the exhibition features dozens of sculptures, each representing various styles and materials, from geometric abstraction to representational forms.
Artists such as Emma Anna from Colombia, NSW, with her piece "DREAM_N," and Andre Braun from Germany, featuring "Surface Breach," contribute to the exhibition. Tim Storrier AM from NSW presents "Wayfarer," while David Doyle from NSW contributes "Kaaku-Kaakulinya Eternal Sentinels." Ulan & Rachel from NSW present "The Guardians," and David Horton from NSW showcases "Peace."
Nenad Milovanovin from Serbia exhibits "Support IV," Keizo Ushio from Japan offers "Oushi Zokei – Enmusubi II," Harrie Fasher from NSW presents "Unveiling the Edges of the Sky," and numerous other artists contribute to the vibrant display of creativity along Bondi Beach's coastline. The exhibition remains open until November 2, allowing the public to appreciate the artistic talent showcased in this unique coastal setting.
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