Sculptural Artists

Alexandra Mills

Alexandra is currently an artist in residence at the Northern Beaches Council Avalon Creative Space and represented in Sydney by Maunsell Wickes Gallery in Paddington NSW.

Claire Davenhall

Davenhall has exhibitied in 8 solo exhibitions, numerous group exhibitions including Sculpture by the Sea, Swell Sculpture Festival, Sculpture at Scenic World and the Indian Ocean Craft Triennial in 2021 and received a Creative Development Grant from DLGSC, and was awarded Winner of Shinju Matsuri, Drift Installation Awards.

Freedom Summers Art

Freedom turns landfill into contemporary art and her creations are a manifestation of play.

Glen Star

Specialising in custom steel artwork ranging from security gates to animals in solid plate or open bar design.

Jeramie Carter

Jeramie is a local sculptor artist working in metal and wood. His work is represented in numerous key galleries and museums such as Soho Galleries Sydney.

John Walsh

John is a creative genius in his own lunch time and has been around the sun 69 times. John has shown his pieces in numerous exhibitions over the years and his work has been exhibited in the Victorian Art Gallery.

John Wilby

John has been a proud prior exhibitor at Sculpture in the Gaol for five consecutive years. He has exhibited at numerous exhibition's including at Eungai Art Show, Movember in July, Sculptures in the Garden at Mudgee, Pacific Palms Art Festival and regularly exhibits at South West Rocks Community Art Gallery.

Julie Holt

Julie grew up by the seaside and is a lover of outdoor activities. She has transferred her love and appreciation for the beauty she finds in the Australian environment to her art.

Kempsey South Public School

"We love art, our class has made a beautiful praying mantis sculpture covered in indigenous materials".

Kerry Cannon

Kerry is a hopeless optimist with a sincere desire to do something genteel. His work is narrative and figurative with a medieval flair. Kerry started sculpting in bronze in 1996 and his big project is Ceramic Break Sculpture Park which opened in 2003. He is drawn to science fiction and the study of molluscs in fire prone environments.

Martine Grant

Martine's work is trying to breathe new life in forgotten, discarded objects. Some objects have a history and some were destined for landfill. She loves the challenge that those overlooked pieces offer. She takes inspiration in colours, materials and textures to nourish her imagination, sometime creating her own reality.

Minko

Minko is a solo artist who constructs sculptural artworks using local (Bellbrook) found objects and sources materials for his local region.

Sam Hawkins

Sam is a local sculptor from the Upper Macleay who grew up loving nature and creates his artworks from recycled metal parts.

Sean Williams

Sean's current body of work is examining the effects of colonial settlement on the environment in Australia. He is working with assemblage sculpture and presenting colonial period implements as mnemonic objects; that is objects capable of the transmission of memory.

Shannon Stone

Shannon is a self taught steel and stone sculptor who was mentored by Meleena Monk, an Australian Ceramicist in Lismore NSW. He has exhibited in numerous exhibitions since 2019, with his first exhibition being Sculpture in the Gaol in 2019.

Sherri Smith

Sherri is a creative Artist who is a Needle Felter, Sculptor and Master Woodcarver. She collects natural items from nature during her travels around Australia to create her inter-connected artworks. She marvels at every item in its self so inter-connected with other life forms that we know so little about.

Smithtown Public School

The Smithtown Public School sculpture has been a collaboration with students, families and the community. Using mostly recycled items, they have created a piece to represent nature and show the valuable impact that seeds and flora have on the environment.

South West Rocks Public School & South West Rocks Figtree Descendants

South West Rocks Public School with South West Rocks Figtree Descendants working with the local South West Rocks Dunghutti cultural & creative collective.