Every year there is a free outdoor sculpture exhibition held on Currumbin Beach on the Gold Coast. I have always wanted to go but never got around to it but at last we went. We were with friends from Bill's U3A Video Group and Camera Club.
So come along with me for a walk down the beach to view some of the 50 sculptures.
'Message in a Bottle' by Lauren Gray &Steven Hing NSW
'Earth Being' by Kris Martin QLD (all made with natural fibres, it had hair made from bushes but they have disappeared)
'Seafaring Voyager' by James Worth QLD
'The Lost Art of the 20th Century' by Karl de Waal QLD ( The flotsam and jetsam of life washed up onto solitary shores)
' Finders Keepers' by Giuseppe Filardo QLD. (A lost black diamond pendant)
After walking the length of the beach we went up to the road and footpath where there were many more sculptures. But on the beach there was another of my favourites. "With You" by Katie and Derek Hooper QLD. (Embracing togetherness, the drawing in of a healthy, outdoorsy, happy life.)
"Village Bike' by Gold Coast Inc QLD. Made from recycled bikes and the wheels spin in the wind. (If the toads in us rode bikes rather than drove cars we would be a lot better off.)
I enjoy outdoor sculptures and these beach ones are great. So pleased you added their titles making it much easier for me to understand what the artist had in mind. They all look so perfect on the beach. I like the symplectic shape of 'seafaring voyager' very much.
ReplyDeleteI'm very fond of 'Earth Being', though I'm not sure why. The beach is a great place to display artwork.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, Diane. My favourite is the necklace. They are all fun, good and some with a message. Currumbin Beach is such a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteI always like those outdoor sculpture exhibitions. These are so fun to watch. I like that necklace also very much.
ReplyDeleteWalking on sand is tiring. My favourite are the bottles.
ReplyDeleteEarth being is.my favourite
ReplyDeleteHello Diane, what a fun festival. I love the sculptures and have a few favorites. Earth being is one and the pyramid is cool. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteThere is a wonderful variety of sculptures in this exhibition - it must have been very interesting.
ReplyDeletefirst let me say I LOVE THAT BEACH... the art is amazing, and all show true talent, a God given gift to be able to create like this. I tried to pick a favorite which is hard. the necklace and the message in the bottle are so appealing.. but that funky head is wonderful even minus its hair. glad you showed the close up the bread boxes, in the whole pic I could not see the detail. love the post
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of interesting sculptures, Diane. I love the "With You" exhibit the best.
ReplyDeleteWow they are amazing. A little imagination can produce amazing works of art. Love them T'other Diane
ReplyDeleteSome very clever, and thought-provoking sculptures there, Diane! They look great. I hadn't heard of this before so thank you for letting us all know; I must keep it in mind for next year.
ReplyDeleteAll the creative sculptures.
ReplyDeleteI love the white sandy beach.
What a lovely post and I'm sure glad you slogged through the sand with cameras at hand!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like such a fun and interesting event! Your photos are just great.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't think of a nicer ending to the day after a walk along the beach, a nice cold drink and a meal at a restaurant. Those sculptures are great Diane. I love to see the artistic mind at work. People came up with wonderful pieces of art.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun event , and in such a beautiful spot. Love the project bread and also the village bike. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteThose first and last landscapes fill me with longing! I enjoyed the tour of the sculptures. I really like Earth Being.
ReplyDeleteThere is something about outdoor sculpture that I really like. I guess the background adds another dimension of interest. I like Earth Being, the way what seems to be under the sand is left to the imagination.
ReplyDeleteWow what a great outdoor exhibit, Diane. Although I can image that by the end of the day it was exhausting being in the sun and on the same. Thanks for the sculpture tour.
ReplyDeleteThese sculptures appeal to me, creative and attractive.
ReplyDeleteI like the politics behind Project Bread. Well done!
ReplyDeletehighly creative and such varied artistic styles. I assume it was a juried exhibit -- Certainly I agree with the statement behind "Bread" but I have to admit I liked the elegant simplicity of Seafaring Voyage" the best. I suppose the birds used the "Earth Beings" hair for nesting materials!
ReplyDeleteThey are all wonderful! I especially love the soda bottles and the big necklace!
ReplyDeleteGracias por pasar por el blog tuve un error y se me borraron todos los comentarios que habia en algunas entradas que mal verdad.
ReplyDeleteSi sento si en alguna no te respondo por lo que ya te comentado.
Me gusta mucho el tuyo.
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Some of those are really fun - but walking in the soft, dry sand must be hard work!
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