MATERIAL: Australian white marble

SIZE: 670 x 400 x 350 (mm)

PRICE: $14,000

STATEMENT: This is my first attempt at working marble. It is also the biggest sculpture I’ve completed at this stage, and my first using a model. My work can sometimes have a dark twist but I am truly inspired by Europe’s Masters and human form.

ARTIST BIO: I have been involved in art one way or another all my life. For a long time, it was only in the way of drawing and painting in all mediums. 2 years ago, I began sculpting. I am self taught but rapidly acquiring mentors and contacts within this field.

MATERIAL: 100% recycled steel

SIZE: 400 x 530 x 300 (mm)

PRICE: $750

STATEMENT: In our present world it pays to remember that someone is always watching you.

ARTIST BIO: "Where others just see scrap steel, Stephen Hogan sees beauty, form and shape. He creates pieces that respect and preserve the original but strives to give them new form, life and meaning in a modern context. Hogan works full time as a sculptor from his studio in Bathurst.

MATERIAL: Burnt Stringybark

SIZE: 440 x 90 x 90 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: It is hard to separate Tooth’s artistic practice from his everyday interaction with the natural world. "A charred offering" is a comment on the fragility of our eco systems, Tooth has used traditional Japanese burning techniques to create an aesthetic object that reflects upon the horrific year of fires.

ARTIST BIO: Ben Tooth is a Sculptor based in Walcha, NSW. Tooth focused on Sculpture in a BFA at National Art School in Darlinghurst, Sydney. After graduating Tooth moved to Walcha to assist his artistic mentor Stephen King full-time. Tooth was awarded the Moolarben Acquisition Prize at last years SIG.

MATERIAL: Bronze-plated Forton on a concrete base with copper coating

SIZE: 1340 x 520 x 520 (mm)

PRICE: $3,600

STATEMENT: "If time speeds up when we rush or race around,

and if time slows down, when we slow down,

what would happen if we all simply stood still together?

Take a moment now to pause.

Take a deep breath.

Take your time to find out."

ARTIST BIO: "Anne has been contributing to the arts in many ways for over 15 years, through community event

coordination, hosting workshops and exhibiting. Anne now focuses on the creation outdoor pieces, which examine esoteric themes such as the concepts of time and the creative process itself."

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 400 x 250 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: $2,650

STATEMENT: A handsome young man resting on a fence which Germaine Greer notes as The Beautiful Boy is a modern statement. Make him naked and extend the fence post and it becomes many other things.

ARTIST BIO: I am a Sydney and Culburra Beach based sculptor and architect. I principally undertake accessible figurative works which look at contemporary issues of modern society.

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 40 x 25 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: $2,650

STATEMENT: For a woman to be in an art gallery it overwhelmingly helps to be nude. This artwork is a statement about the slow rate of equality for modern women and the way we view women

ARTIST BIO: I am a Sydney and Culburra Beach based sculptor and architect. I principally undertake accessible figurative works which look at contemporary issues of modern society.

MATERIAL: Chillagoe marble, steel

SIZE: 450 x 600 x 100 (mm)

PRICE: $4,700

STATEMENT: High Country is made from Chillagoe marble used sensitively to represent a landscape. It has the format of a landscape painting and uses mark making and texture to represent the country in a similar way to brush strokes.

ARTIST BIO: John has been a sculptor for over forty years and is represented in public and private collections. He is the owner and head teacher at Central Coast Sculpture School. John works in a broad range of materials but mostly in marble, sandstone, bronze, wood, ceramic, metals, paper and mixed-media.

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 45 x 28 x 23 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Somewhere between an anvil and a praying figure lies a picture of solace, contemplation and hope.

ARTIST BIO: I am a Sydney and Culburra Beach based sculptor and architect. I principally undertake accessible figurative works which look at contemporary issues of modern society.

MATERIAL: Oregon

SIZE: 2320 x 230 x 90 (mm)

PRICE: $15,000

STATEMENT: Boom

ARTIST BIO: "I have been trying to make art for more than 40 years. Sometimes it's a battle, other times it's not.

The best thing is trying."

MATERIAL: Bronze black patina on a burnt wooden base

SIZE: 550 x 300 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: $14,800

STATEMENT: These two gestating beings, the Adam and Eve of a new humanity. Rather than heralding an end, are awaiting the right conditions for life to start over, continuing to manifest Payes’s fascination with mutability, transformation and life’s knack for adaptation.

ARTIST BIO: Themes of mutability, interdependence of humanity with nature and regeneration are central to Sonia Payes’s practice. Winner of the McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery Achievement Prize in 2014, Payes’s sculptures have been collected by many prestigious collections including the City of Melville, Western Australia & Private collections, NSW & Victoria.

MATERIAL: Ceramic on Wood base

SIZE: 560 x 300 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: $2,500

STATEMENT: A glazed ceramic portrait of a woman at the window, inspired by the painting," Woman at the Window" by Ian Fairweather, from the Orange Regional Gallery collection.

ARTIST BIO: "Ros Auld is a ceramic artist from Borenore near Orange. She recently had a major retrospective exhibition at the Orange Regional Gallery. She is represented in Sydney by Art Atrium."

MATERIAL: Cold cast bronze

SIZE: 800 x 400 x 300 (mm)

PRICE: $3,500

STATEMENT: Our Lady of the Various Sorrows is an insight into the many mental barriers that hold us back from our full potential in life. Finished in cold cast bronze, this piece was a direct life-cast, taken from a real person.

ARTIST BIO: "With a degree in industrial design, Claire has made a career pushing the boundaries of materials and techniques in the realm of sculpture.

Never one to shy away from a challenge, this multidisciplinary artist makes the viewer question 'how did she do that?'"

MATERIAL: Ceramic

SIZE: 360 x 320 x 300 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: The mother figure sits firmly on the ground, encircling and encircled by adoring children, radiating trust and love. The earthy colours and contour lines of the sculpture add strength and security, and suggest a weathered stoney landscape, ancient and permanent.

ARTIST BIO: Largely self-taught, I’ve developed my practice whilst working in other art careers, until I finally acknowledged sculpture as my true calling. I create figurative sculptures, exploring balance, texture and natural colours, whilst searching for the holy grail of the simplified human form - and sometimes dipping into whimsical political comment!

WINNER: Simon & Susie Bennett Artistic Merit Acquisition Prize for Small Sculpture

MATERIAL: Painted steel

SIZE: 1500 x 1000 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: $11,000

STATEMENT: A topographic composition in the form of Bas-Relief.

ARTIST BIO: "Hui Selwood graduated from the National Art School (BFA) in 2000.

Exhibiting annually since 1996, including in Europe.

Awarded the Sculpture in the Garden Sculpture Prize 2018, Sawmillers Sculpture Prize 2010. Public and private collections (national and international)."

MATERIAL: Oregon

SIZE: 1470 x 190 x 70 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Floating.

ARTIST BIO: "I have been trying to make art for more than 40 years. Sometimes it's a battle, other times it's not.

The best thing is trying."

MATERIAL: Scrap metal

SIZE: 600 x 600 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: How often are we told to take the left fork or the right fork, or with GPS "keep right"/ "keep left"!

ARTIST BIO: I am a farmer and sculpture artist using mainly old and found objects to create sculpture for gardens. I also makes lamps from vintage finds to re-purpose them so they are beautiful and useful.

MATERIAL: Mild steel, rock

SIZE: 420 x 630 x 190 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Horses reign strong, solid and powerful. By the use of rocks I have seeked to emulated the sense of this characteristic.

ARTIST BIO: "For almost 7yrs I've been working as an art fabricator.

Participating in the art world has made me realise what art gives to the people and communities. It has inspired me to create my own works. I’ve been creating works, local and regional exhibitions and also represented by GangGang Gallery."

MATERIAL: Stainless steel

SIZE: 280 x 200 x 60 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: A memento mori.

ARTIST BIO: Diploma fine arts. National art school. Represented Watters gallery. Public and private collections. Exhibited Sculpture by the Sea, Sculptures in the Garden, Harbour Sculpture and Sculpture at Sawmillers.

MATERIAL: Stainless steel

SIZE: 340 x 200 x 16 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: A drawing of a moment waiting in a foyer.

ARTIST BIO: Diploma fine arts. National art school. Represented Watters gallery. Public and private collections. Exhibited Sculpture by the Sea, Sculptures in the Garden, Harbour Sculpture and Sculpture at Sawmillers.

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 75 x 100 x 60 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Wombats are part of life in the Wollombi valley. Whether you’re dodging them on the road, cursing the new burrow entrance that appeared overnight or trying to hang a burrow flap to combat mange. There’s no avoiding them, long may it last.

ARTIST BIO: Wimbledon Art School Uk, Exeter Art School Uk, Mentored by Tom Bass currently teaching part time at Tom Bass Sculpture Studio. Portrait commissions for Cootamundra Council, University Queensland, Sunbury public Art project. Finalist Tom Bass Prize 2020, North SydneyArt Prize 2015, Sculpture in the Gardens 2013- 19

MATERIAL: Wire

SIZE: 400 x 430 x 130 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Who is happy to go into lock down with you? Who is happier the more cuddles you give them? A mask is not required? Dogs, mans best friend even during a pandemic!

ARTIST BIO: Wimbledon Art School Uk, Exeter Art School Uk, Mentored by Tom Bass currently teaching part time at Tom Bass Sculpture Studio. Portrait commissions for Cootamundra Council, University Queensland, Sunbury public Art project. Finalist Tom Bass Prize 2020, North SydneyArt Prize 2015, Sculpture in the Gardens 2013- 19

MATERIAL: Wood, ink, acrylic paint

SIZE: 640 x 490 x 180 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: "This nostalgic work references a time long gone when wooden cash trays held coins and an old industrial pattern really was used in Australian manufacturing.

Can you remember that?"

ARTIST BIO: Mary has completed a Diploma in Fine Art at the See St Gallery School, Meadowbank TAFE. Committed to recycling, she works in discarded material and found objects. Her work focuses on the notion that things are rarely as they seem.

MATERIAL: Wood, metal, rubber wheels, acrylic paint

SIZE: 330 x 250 x 100 (mm)

PRICE: $480

STATEMENT: I play with objects and colour in my work, trying to conjure up Kandinsky!

ARTIST BIO: Mary has completed a Diploma in Fine Art at the See St Gallery School, Meadowbank TAFE. Committed to recycling, she works in discarded material and found objects. Her work focuses on the notion that things are rarely as they seem.

MATERIAL: Wood, acrylic paint

SIZE: 300 x 290 x 230 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: The country west of Alice Springs is breathtaking. I surround myself with images of that inspiring place and I've tried to capture something of it.

ARTIST BIO: Mary has completed a Diploma in Fine Art at the See St Gallery School, Meadowbank TAFE. Committed to recycling, she works in discarded material and found objects. Her work focuses on the notion that things are rarely as they seem.

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 460 x 360 x 260 (mm)

PRICE: $5,800

STATEMENT: A lone Aorian Slug on its annual two week vacation. The Centre of the Universe seems like a good option and is.

ARTIST BIO: I’ve been a full time sculptor since 1996. Comics were a big influence on me growing up and comics and humour influence my sculpture. My big project is Ceramic Break Sculpture Park by Warialda, NSW which opened in 2003. I show annually in Victoria, NSW, QLD and abroad.

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 160 x 160 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: $650

STATEMENT: Three Aorian slugs on their annual vacation to the centre of the universe. It should be around here somewhere but something is not right. Luckily they have a built in GPS that will soon point them in the right direction.

ARTIST BIO: I’ve been a full time sculptor since 1996. Comics were a big influence on me growing up and comics and humour influence my sculpture. My big project is Ceramic Break Sculpture Park by Warialda, NSW which opened in 2003. I show annually in Victoria, NSW, QLD and abroad.

MATERIAL: Bronze and granite

SIZE: 100 x 150 x 300 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: A lazy Sunday reading in the sun, immersed in another world, in another time.

ARTIST BIO: My practice is based on observations in nature, the parallels drawn between animal behavior and human relationships. These observations are expressed through the use of metals, timber and sandstone. The juxtaposition of materials capture the kinetic energy of the subject, to evoke an emotional response, or symbolize a metaphor.

MATERIAL: Tie Wire

SIZE: 1200 x 2400 x 2 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: "Grief and parting, saying goodbye, devastation and permanence of loss, the memory of touch, the warmth of a hand still lingering, slipping away.

I need to honour the sadness for it is without sadness that I would never know happiness. Acknowledgement to Orana Arts for featuring me during the making."

ARTIST BIO: "I draw lines with wire, hoping they run away with my thoughts and feelings along a path of discovery toward yours.

Felicity Cavanough creates moving sculptures, inspired by everyday moments with her 3 children. Completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of NSW with a Major in Painting"

MATERIAL: Copper/lead/metal finish

SIZE: 800 x 260 x 150 (mm)

PRICE: $1,600

STATEMENT: These multimedia artworks, entitled 'Maritime' form the latest series of an interrelated group of sculptures. Inspired by a mythical journey to Byzantium and WB Yeats poems, exploring the poet's thoughts and musings on the complex nature of ephemeral life.

ARTIST BIO: Minuella E Chapman employs a combination of multidisciplinary techniques in her artwork to create poetically assembled sculptures and evocative multi-media installations. Based in Sydney, the artist + designer was awarded The Denis Diderot Grant in 2019 and undertook Artist-in-Residence programs with Chateau d' Orquevaux, France and FaveLAB Athens, Greece.

MATERIAL: Corrugated iron/hand coloured pigments

SIZE: 800 x 260 x 150 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: These multimedia artworks, entitled 'Maritime' form the latest series of an interrelated group of sculptures. Inspired by a mythical journey to Byzantium and WB Yeats poems, exploring the poet's thoughts and musings on the complex nature of ephemeral life.

ARTIST BIO: Minuella E Chapman employs a combination of multidisciplinary techniques in her artwork to create poetically assembled sculptures and evocative multi-media installations. Based in Sydney, the artist + designer was awarded The Denis Diderot Grant in 2019 and undertook Artist-in-Residence programs with Chateau d' Orquevaux, France and FaveLAB Athens, Greece.