Sculpture by the Sea

Every year in spring, the Bondi to Tamarama Coastal Walk is transformed with Sculpture by the Sea. With more than 100 striking works spread along 2km of clifftop, it’s the largest free outdoor sculpture exhibition in the world.

Seaside sculptures

From 17 October to 3 November 2025 the coastal walkway between the southern end of Bondi Beach and Tamarama will come alive with a captivating collection of sculptures. See 100 masterpieces by Australian and international artists nestled along this seaside walk. Now in its 27th year, Sculpture by the Sea is one of Sydney’s most popular annual events with up to half a million people anticipated to attend over the three weeks.

Find out more
Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk at Marks Park
Sculpture 'Global Warming' by artist Nikita Zigura for Sculpture by the Sea 2022
'Benoit' Sculpture by artist Bruno Catalano at Sculpture by the Sea 2022
Mackenzie's Point Lookout, Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi
'Folly Interstice' sculpture by artist Tony Davis

Art & inspiration

Art & inspiration

Take a tour through the spectacular artworks from Sculpture by the Sea 2024 and get inspired to plan your own visit to this one-of-a-kind exhibition.

Plan your visit

Sculpture by the Sea is a free event. No tickets or bookings are required. Weekends are generally very busy, so visit on a weekday to skip the crowds. Parking is limited and public transport is the best way to get to the walk. If you’d like to be guided through the exhibition, download the free Sculpture by the Sea app before you go. It includes an interactive map, details about the artworks, photos and news updates. You can also pay a small fee to access custom audio tours of some exhibitions, also available through the app.

Sculpture by the Sea's 'Social Distance 2020' Sculpture - artist Barbara Licha
'Jetsam Takes Root' sculpture by artist Ashley Eriksmoen
Tamarama Beach at sunrise
'Susurrus' Sculpture, by artist Senden Blackwood
'Our Love Touches the Sky' (Habana Yalmis Alsama) sculpture by artist Ayad Alqaragholli

Eat & drink near Sculpture by the Sea

Accommodation in Bondi Beach