Batemans Bay Sculpture walk

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Curated selection of points

An outdoor gallery of public art along the Batemans Bay foreshore

Take a short 1.5km walk from the Batemans Bay CBD and along the foreshore to the marina and rockwall to admire the public art along the pathway and set against the stunning backdrop of the bay.

Visit the official Sculpture For Clyde website here

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Tides - Joel Adler

‘Tides’ is a creative repurposing of heritage listed steel recycled from the historic Batemans Bay Bridge.

Duet – Dora A. Rognvaldsdottir

Duet is “two seedlings, larger than life, speak of aspirations and nurturing”.

The Pelican - Terry Fuller

Terry works with steel, stone, wood and pewter, but bronze is his medium of choice.

Heavy Metal Seahorse - Alex Figgis

My knowledge and passion for heavy industry form a strange relationship with my love of nature and concerns for its future - Alex Figgis

Portal - John Fitzmaurice

John is inspired by natural forms and everyday objects, transformed by abstraction and humour.

In the Balance - Gary Christian

Mermaid - Paul Dimmer

Love in the Deep - Jesse Graham

Bouyansea - Jesse Graham

Unveiled as part of the first ‘Sculpture For Clyde’ event in 2017, Bouyansea sits beside the Clyde River on Beach Road.

Family - R.M. (Ron) Gomboc

Gomboc has exhibited more than 10 times at both Sculpture By The Sea Cottesloe and Bondi. Located at Beach Road / Spinnakaker Reach

Dance - Haruyuki Uchida

'Dance' is particularly worth a visit at night, with lights reflecting off the glistening red arms of the sculpture and the city behind.

Fracture II - David Ball

Ball is an architectural and landscape sculptor, who makes his pieces by hand, a physicality not often evident in large-scale sculpture.

Weed - Richard Moffatt

Pelicant - Jesse Graham

Pelicant takes pride of place on the breakwall at the Batemans Bay Marina.

Soar - Terri Watling

In memory of former Councillor and community stalwart, the late Maureen Nathan.

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