Celebrating it's 20th anniversary, Sculpture by the Sea is the world's largest free-to-the-public outdoor sculpture exhibition located along Australia's Bondi and Tamarama beaches.
A woman stands next to a giant flip flop on Tamarama BeachWilliam West/ AFP
Occurring annually, Sculpture by the Sea exhibits over 100 sculptures each year. It is one of Sydney's most popular events, receiving over half a million visitors in three weeks. Sculpture by the Sea will return Sydney's beaches on 20 October and will run until 6 November. So while some finishing touches are made, IBTimesUK presents some of the sculptures that will be featured in the coastal exhibition:
A person walks past a cuboid sculpture at Tamarama BeachDavid Gray/ ReutersA sun-bather lies next to a sculpture on Tamarama BeachWilliam West/ AFPParts of a giant rhinoceros are moved into places on Tamarama BeachWilliam West/ AFPA man pushes a head of a giant rhinoceros into places on Tamarama BeachWilliam West/ AFPTwo sun-bathers lay near of a sculpture of a family imprisoned on Tamarama BeachWilliam West/ AFPWorkers install sculptures on Tamarama BeachDavid Gray/ ReutersA visitor takes a photo of one of the sculpturesDavid Gray/ ReutersPeople walk past the sculptures at sunset, near Bondi BeachDavid Gray/ ReutersA person hangs from a sculpture near Bondi BeachDavid Gray/ ReutersA sculpture is seen at sunset near Bondi BeachDavid Gray/ Reuters
