31. 'Lucy sitting' by Nicola McCutchen (Narromine)
MATERIAL: Raku clay and paint
SIZE: 520 x 380 x 490 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: A relaxed sit in the quiet.
ARTIST BIO: Works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale female forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. Her work is an entirely female cast of curvaceous figures that speak of the feminine existence on the farm, her relationship to the soil and the passing of time.
32. 'I give you my heart' by Nicola McCutchen (Narromine)
MATERIAL: Raku clay and paint
SIZE: 600 x 480 x 520 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: How to survive a lock down
ARTIST BIO: Works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale female forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. Her work is an entirely female cast of curvaceous figures that speak of the feminine existence on the farm, her relationship to the soil and the passing of time.
33. 'Waltz' by Nicola McCutchen (Narromine)
MATERIAL: Raku clay and paint
SIZE: 800 x 600 x 480 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: Waltzing through the lock down. What else is there to do.
ARTIST BIO: Works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale female forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. Her work is an entirely female cast of curvaceous figures that speak of the feminine existence on the farm, her relationship to the soil and the passing of time.
34. 'Wally Dog' by Nicola McCutchen (Narromine)
MATERIAL: Raku clay and paint
SIZE: 800 x 600 x 480 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
ARTIST BIO: Works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale female forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. Her work is an entirely female cast of curvaceous figures that speak of the feminine existence on the farm, her relationship to the soil and the passing of time.
35. 'Twisted Jen' by Nicola McCutchen (Narromine)
MATERIAL: Raku clay and paint
SIZE: 620 x 622 x 550 (mm)
PRICE: $1,200
STATEMENT: Twisted Jen is from my yoga practice. I have tried to capture the peace and restfulness of the poses.
ARTIST BIO: Works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale female forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. Her work is an entirely female cast of curvaceous figures that speak of the feminine existence on the farm, her relationship to the soil and the passing of time.
36. 'Talof' by Harley Fry (Jamberoo)
MATERIAL: Concrete & Steel
SIZE: 1200 x 750 x 1100 (mm)
PRICE: $7,200
STATEMENT: Talof encompasses some of the different forms of natural matter that are produced by the earth and transformed through human intervention in the name of progression. The mould for this work was cast from a rock face on the NSW northern river’s coastline. The materials used in this piece originate from the earth. The different elements, methods and formed lines highlight the life cycle of naturally occurring materials on their journey to becoming part of the industrial world in which we inhabit.
ARTIST BIO: Sculptor Harley Fry has an extensive background in concrete design and metal fabrication. This inspires
Harley to challenge the possibilities of these two mediums. Harley is interested in exploring the relationship between the natural and the industrial realms through the combination of carbon neutral concrete and steel.
37. 'Entwined' by Michael Ferris (Mudgee)
MATERIAL: River Stones, and Iron bark
SIZE: 1800 x 500 x 500 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: Using simple methods and materials together with elegant form this sculpture catches the eye and craves a contemporary garden. Taking on an entwined configuration this piece creates interest from each angle. Plinth included.
ARTIST BIO: My work focuses on simple botanical form, challenging traditional methods to transform ordinary materials into something eye catching whilst revealing an unexpected form in a previously unseen way. I want my creations to look like they could have lived or grown somewhere.
38. 'Mothers and Daughters (a poem by David Campbell)' by Ian Marr (Braidwood)
MATERIAL: Pyrmont Sandstone
SIZE: 400 x 1750 x 600 (mm)
PRICE: $3,300
STATEMENT: One of Campbell’s best loved poems, compact, disciplined, painfully true & sharply amusing, carved as a garden bench for mother’s & daughters to sit, rest & talk as they move between garden rooms.
ARTIST BIO: Ian has been painting, drawing and carving for nearly as long as he can remember, which fortunately he can also still do. His studios and farms are at Braidwood and on the Darling River/Barka flood plain at Wilcannia. He draws on our shared culture and language.
39. 'A charred offering' by Ben Tooth (Walcha)
MATERIAL: Burnt Stringybark
SIZE: 3200 x 320 x 360 (mm)
PRICE: $6,100
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.
40. 'Sunset Journey' by Matt Bye (Wagga Wagga)
MATERIAL: Metal
SIZE: 3300 x 4700 x 2000 (mm)
PRICE: $25,000
STATEMENT: Where curves meet right angles, the sky drifts away to bring the promise of a new dawn. Even when everything else is uncertain, the sun will rise, the sun will set.
ARTIST BIO: Self taught metal artist with 5 years in the industry. Owner and operated of Old N Dazed manufacturing sculptures and art on site.
41. 'Rusty Willow' by Sue Towney & Paul Hannelly (Wellington)
MATERIAL: Rusty machinery parts & chains
SIZE: 1900 x 1600 x 1600 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: A Robust yet elegant statement for the outdoor elements.
ARTIST BIO: We are a brother & sister team from Wellington. We have always had a keen interest in both rustic art & the garden. We have put our skills & imagination together to create "Sue n Paul's Rustic Garden Art". Our unique pieces are all created from recycled materials
42. 'Opposite Directions' by Bob Teasdale (Bowning)
MATERIAL: Corten steel and mild steel
SIZE: 2600 x 600 x 600 (mm)
PRICE: $6,000
STATEMENT: Inspired by families and friendships that stay together but can still go in opposite directions.
ARTIST BIO: I have a background in structural steel fabrication, and create sculptures from discarded old scrap and new steel. I have entered exhibitions in NSW for a few years now. I have no formal training in art, but like to create sculptures that I find pleasing to the eye.
43. '#2020' by Jenny Shea (Orange)
MATERIAL: Steel
SIZE: 1500 x 1600 x 300 (mm)
PRICE: $6,000
STATEMENT: Well, hasn't 2020 been a puzzle ? !
ARTIST BIO: I have been welding now for 4 years and am really enjoying the process of creating a variety of sculptures. I particularity love to use recycled steel as I feel it has so much history to share.
44. 'Fluidity' by Jen Mallinson (South Pambula)
MATERIAL: 316 Stainless steel, corten plinth
SIZE: 1900 x 700 x 600 (mm)
PRICE: $5,900
STATEMENT: This work aims to embody the essence of water, one of our most precious resources. Ocean ripples, rivulets on the sand, and light refraction inspired the work.
ARTIST BIO: With a background in graphic design and an eye for detail, Mallinson has developed finely honed skills in creating organic sculptural forms in steel over the past decade. Her work conveys a sensitive aesthetic and abstract vision with two public sculpture commissions in NSW 2016 and 2020.
45. 'Orreries x 8' by Simon Grimes (Crows Nest)
MATERIAL: Stainless steel, acrylic, recycled hardwood wharf decking
SIZE: 750 x 600 x 200 (mm)
PRICE: $3,200 ($400 each)
STATEMENT: “A series of 8 variations, based on the geometry of the 18th century orreries which were used in the calculation of planetary motion. The brushed stainless steel and laser cut acrylic rings sparkle and reflect shards of light, in contrast to the heavy weathered hardwood plinths."
ARTIST BIO: Simon Grimes is a Sydney based architect, photographer and sculptor. His preferred medium is recycled industrial material, often reusing heritage elements from the commercial projects in which he is involved. These elements are reused in an abstract fashion, blurring the boundaries of architectural detail and sculpture.
46. 'Parity' by Lachlan McLean (Sydney)
MATERIAL: Steel
SIZE: 2000 x 1760 x 1500 (mm)
PRICE: $6,450
STATEMENT: Parity is large scale sculpture fabricated from steel. Erected from conversations surrounding equality and community, parity is carefully constructed to meet at three precious points. In a display of symmetry and balance each volume relies on another, expressing a sense of unity.
ARTIST BIO: Lachlan McLean is an emerging artist from Sydney, Australia. He has recently completed his master’s in architecture at the Bauhaus University, Germany. His work focuses on connecting beings through large scale sculptures and interactive installations.
47. 'Soul Searching' by Bob Teasdale (Bowning)
MATERIAL: Corten steel and mild steel
SIZE: 1800 x 600 x 400 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: Events of the world at present makes one think about one’s self.
ARTIST BIO: I have a background in structural steel fabrication, and create sculptures from discarded old scrap and new steel. I have entered exhibitions in NSW for a few years now. I have no formal training in art, but like to create sculptures that I find pleasing to the eye.
WINNER: Emerging Artist Acquisition Prize
48. 'Object in Landscape' by Ludwig Mlcek (Cox Creek)
MATERIAL: High Density EPS, steel, polymer render, paint
SIZE: 1900 x 1400 x 1400 (mm)
PRICE: $12,000
STATEMENT: Intrigued by contrast of forms employing geometrical design elements, not 'in the land' but in relation to the landscape. It offers a sense of play with light, shade and shapes, both firmly and poetically
ARTIST BIO: Ludwig is a Czech born sculptor participating in symposiums in Europe and exhibiting In Australia on regular basis. In SXS Bondi, Scenic World, Yering Station Art Prize, University of Western Sydney Art Prize, Sculpture in the Vineyards, ARTPARK, won Hunters Hill Art Prize and many People’s Choice Awards.
49. 'At Play (A Metaphysical Journey)' by Hui Selwood (Hill End)
MATERIAL: Painted steel
SIZE: 2400 x 1200 x 1200 (mm)
PRICE: $22,000
STATEMENT: A meditation on 3 dimensional composition.
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)."
50. 'Towers x 3' by Matt Bye (wagga wagga)
MATERIAL: Recycled scrap metal
SIZE: 2400 x 3600 x 1200 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: "Construction from scrap metal. A stand out garden feature that looks great with a light in the middle."
ARTIST BIO: Self taught metal artist with 5 years in the industry. Owner and operated of Old N Dazed manufacturing sculptures and art on site.
51. 'Sunflowers x 3' by Richard Nagel (Mudgee)
MATERIAL: Old farm machinery and factory punchings
SIZE: 1400 x 800 x 200 (mm)
PRICE: $460 (each) (1 x SOLD)
STATEMENT: Drought proof flowers!
ARTIST BIO: I found a passion to work with recycled metal and create garden sculptures. Rather than seeing pieces as out of date and useless, I see them as an inspiration to create art. I let the natural discarded objects dictate my project without the use of heat to alter the shapes.
52. 'Winds of Change' by Jeffrey Hallinan (Dubbo)
MATERIAL: RHS tube, plough disc and forged steel
SIZE: 2000 x 559 x 200 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: The future is in the air. I can feel it everywhere - blowing in the winds of change.
ARTIST BIO: Jeff Hallinan trades a Manor Art 2830 and is based in Dubbo. A welder by trade and a artisan at heart. Jeff specialises in recycling discarded metal and metal objects and creates unique handcrafted art and sculptures for in and outside the home and for repurposed use.
53. 'Sire' by Karl Weatherley (Ilford)
MATERIAL: Farm Implements & Parts
SIZE: 1300 x 650 x 1900 (mm)
PRICE: $16,000
STATEMENT: Retired farm parts brought back to life. The Sire, co-creator of new life in a sheep enterprise. Tip of the hat to a time when Australia rode on the sheep’s back.
ARTIST BIO: "After spending 15 years in the heavy construction industry I have returned home to the family farm at Ilford with my partner and 4yr old daughter.
The Sire/Ram is my first sculpture, combining my love of farming and engineering.
The supplied photos are still work in progress."
54. 'The Transporter' by Stephen Hogan (Bathurst)
MATERIAL: 100% recycled steel
SIZE: 2200 x 1600 x 800 (mm)
PRICE: $12,000
STATEMENT: A tribute to the majestic vessels that transported us and all our needs in a brand new country.
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.
55. 'Connect' by David Perkins (Gundaroo)
MATERIAL: Metal
SIZE: 4800 x 800 x 600 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: “"Humans are born wired for connection – it's in our DNA".
My interpretation of that connection.”
ARTIST BIO: I recycle and re-purpose metal materials and enjoy creating sculptures that transform these materials into both realistic and abstract works of art.
WINNER: Friends of Sculptures in the Garden Acquisition Prize
56. 'Garden Seat' by David Sherlock (Coolah)
MATERIAL: Bed parts, horse bits, straight bar, wooden seat
SIZE: 1400 x 1260 x 460 (mm)
PRICE: SOLD
STATEMENT: My love of finding materials and creating useful objects with movement and flow for the home and garden drives my creative artwork.
ARTIST BIO: David Sherlock is an artist blacksmith and sculptor who over the past 30 years has created decorative and functional items using recycled metal, mainly from old agricultural equipment. David has a number of public art pieces in the region - Lawson Park in Mudgee, Dunedoo, Wellington and Baradine.
57. 'Aussie Favourite' by Matt Bye (Wagga Wagga)
MATERIAL: Recycled / Scrap Metal
SIZE: 1000 x 700 x 700 (mm)
PRICE: $6,250
STATEMENT: Aussie essential item and family favourite. Constructed from all recycled tools and farm machinery. Great bar table with a piece of glass.
ARTIST BIO: Self taught metal artist with 5 years in the industry. Owner and operated of Old N Dazed manufacturing sculptures and art on site.
58. 'Roll of the dice - take a chance in life' by Richard Nagel (Mudgee)
MATERIAL: New metals
SIZE: 1000 x 2000 x 1000 (mm)
PRICE: $9,000
STATEMENT: The fixed dice represents your one shot at life. The rolling dice represents the risks you take and chances you get.
ARTIST BIO: I found a passion to work with recycled metal and create garden sculptures. Rather than seeing pieces as out of date and useless, I see them as an inspiration to create art. I let the natural discarded objects dictate my project without the use of heat to alter the shapes.
59. 'Connection' by Matt Bye (Wagga Wagga)
MATERIAL: Metal
SIZE: 2800 x 2000 x 900 (mm)
PRICE: $13,500
STATEMENT: " The bond between the past, present and the future."
Inspired by the connection between a child and caregiver.
ARTIST BIO: Self taught metal artist with 5 years in the industry. Owner and operated of Old N Dazed manufacturing sculptures and art on site.
60. 'A Big Mob of Dogs x 13' by Trevor Dunbar & Dinah Vandermeys (Canberra)
MATERIAL: Marine Ply, metal armature, paint
SIZE: 900 x 650 x 200 (mm)
PRICE: $850 (each)
STATEMENT: "The intention of this work is to bring joy to the space in which the dogs are displayed. They are whimsical and simply intended to bring pleasure. They have reasonable longevity outdoors but would be very long lasting under cover, such as a veranda or pergola."
ARTIST BIO: This is a collaborative work by Trevor Dunbar and Dinah Vandermeys. We have been regular exhibitors in outdoor sculpture events including Sculpture on the Edge (Bermagui), Sculpture on the Clyde (Batemans Bay / Broulee), Sculpture in the Paddock (Yass), Canberra Grammar School sculpture festival.