Review of sculpture by the sea 2006 with photos -- part 2

Some more photos from the Sydney exhibition Sculpture by the Sea 2006 -- a walk from Bondi to Tamarama.

This is part 2 of 2. For part 1, click here.

For photos from the 2007 exhibition: part 1; part 2.

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Enlightenment by Alex Sandor Kolozsy

Curves and grace

Standardly curvy.

Zaide by Bruce Radke

Less standardly curvy.

Untitled by Amy Podmore

A combo of the two.

Little miracle by Bill Ogilvie

Oddly seaperson-like.

Vase by Wang Keping

More sex.

Oushi-zokei 2006 by Keizo Ushio

Must be tricky to carve stone like that.

A walk thru the trees by Ken Unsworth

Distortions

Upside-down trees. An environmental comment?

Utopia by Keld Moseholm

But... what is he standing on?

Unknown

Lightness, space, and air

Signature in the sand.

Transfiguration Wind viii by Mitsuo Takeuchi

Nano ii by Matthew Harding

Wind spiral II by Bronwyn Berman

Pavilion/the daily double by Bjorn Godwin

Translucence

Vortex by Charmaine Grace

Unveiled by Frank Malerba

Uncertainty of an idea by Peter Tilley

Windows

Finally, a variety of windows...

Ned by Campbell Robertson-Swann

The Sunset by Patricia Esguerra

Perhaps best viewed at sunset.

Sun disks by Diego Latella

... and with a name to come by Orest Keywan

For some reason, the winner of the exhibition this year.

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Comment by **suitably*wounded**

November 16th 2006 06:40

Eternal Days; Author: Illness, M.

Those are fascinating. I've never been very big on abstract art, but the fluidity of some of those are amazing. I also liked the Wind Spiral II because it reminds me of a tumble weed. Some of the more whimsical, like the melted ice cream truck, delight my heart as well. =) The 'window collection' is simple and poignant. I also appreciate all the creativity. I'd love to see it.

Thank you for sharing.

Comment by Adrian

November 16th 2006 08:48

Philosophy Blog

Hey, thanks for taking the time to look through them all and comment, Kemi. Hopefully one day you'll come to Sydney in November and check out the exhibition in person.

It was a great day out...

Comment by **suitably*wounded**

November 16th 2006 10:27

Eternal Days; Author: Illness, M.

My pleasure Adrian. I would love to visit Sydney any time of the year. I've heard that it's transcendent. Hopefully one of these days (when the agoraphobia has gone away to play)....

Comment by BigCountry

November 16th 2006 13:09

Pretty strange stuff, Adrian. I guess it REALLY is art, 'cause I don't know if I like it or not. Some I thought were beautiful, some just ugly, but most were thought provocing (sic). Thank you.

Comment by Adrienne

November 16th 2006 18:56

Great blog, btw, keep it up!

Comment by Adrienne

November 16th 2006 20:57

I think my Renee blog is awaiting publication, whoops.

Comment by Adrian

November 16th 2006 21:00

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BigCountry, I think ugly is interesting. As art, anyway.

I don't know how to define art -- whether from the perspective of artist's intention, or audience's response. But if you got something out of it, who cares what it's called?

Thanks for the comment!

Adrienne -- thanks for dropping by. I thought I'd still be able to post comments, even if it was awaiting publication. Oh well...

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