2013 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

This incredible 2013 acquisition prize winning piece represents a slice of fruit - the void forming the memory/imprint of the seed.

2013 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

Shooting Stars was constructed from steel and mechanical parts. The trail of sparks behind the spinning stars are hand forged and the stand represents the earth.

2014 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

This 2014 prize winning piece shows the roots that ground us that we cannot see.

2014 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

This cube stack gives the sense that it could all come tumbling down. What a metaphor for 2020!

2014 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

Using a combination of stainless steel and rosewood, this work is without a doubt the most functional of all public art in Lawson Park. Take a break mid-way through your sculpture walk to relax on this impressive park bench and enjoy the scenery.

2015 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

Turbosphere' by Jim Cross is an abstract welded steel sphere from recycled materials.

2015 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

This beloved piece that shows the reflections of the surroundings in the stainless steel balls was a prize winner in 2015.

2015 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

Ingrid Morley's 'Middle Aged Dance' was inspired by a drawing by Kentridge and the artist hoped to catch the tension of the dance of "love" in this work.

2016 FRIENDS of SIG Acquisition

The sculpture was inspired by the traditional Art Deco figurines that were common place in most households.

2016 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

This sculpture can be what ever you see - what do you see?

2016 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

Another by Stephen Iriwin, this work evokes many thoughts of taking the plunge in so many aspects of life. 'Taking the Plunge'.

2017 FRIENDS of SIG Acquisition

A map of place and memory, seen a hundred times or more in all the towns we visit. How special is this one?

2017 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

Turbulent' by Tobias Bennett is a metaphor for life - going this way and that, we never now when they will intersect

2017 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

People gather in many different ways, for many different reasons, but in October 2020 they'll gather for art, wine and good time at Sculptures in the Garden!

2018 FRIENDS of SIG Acquisition

We loved these modern day kangaroos and you will too if you visit Mudgee's beautiful Sculpture Walk in Lawson Park where you can see, 'Jack Thompson - Cleo Centerfold 1973' by Matt Hill

2018 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

There are two concepts to this piece. First, the sun rising over the horizon, the second is the inner flame we all have to give us the fighting spirit to keep going even through the toughest times, such as drought, fires and COVID.

2018 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

Hui Selwood's, 'Pentad' acknowledges an architectural quality, which stems from the artist's interest in design, architecture and construction

2019 FRIENDS of SIG Acquisition

Is this bird ever going to fly? Will the world ever look the same? Heavy questions for a wild world. We love this piece by local artist, Nigel White titled 'Bird man XIX'.

2019 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

A beautiful example of balance and space, 'I Beam' by Ben Tooth was a winner in last year's SIG event

2019 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

If there was ever a time for reminders that where we stand on the planet there were people and cultures and gentler footprints here before us, it is now.

2020 FRIENDS of SIG Acquisition

Humans are born wired for connection – it's in our DNA.
My interpretation of that connection.

2020 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

A meeting of the primordial in a changing environment.

2020 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

Balancing the books is a single tree trunk that has been carved, to give the viewer an illusion of multiple pieces in a stack. The way it is carved creates a trussed beam that he has been using in his work for the last few years.

2021 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

This work depicts a barefooted individual, traversing the Australian desert. Channelling the sensation of freedom, the runner endures the unrelenting extreme elements in order to reach their goals, always wanting to create adventure and achieve as they go.

2021 FRIENDS of SIG Acquisition

I have created this sculpture by weaving steel around rocks, following the contours and the shapes of the individual rocks. Aiming to show an expression of thoughtfulness that is pensive in manner, contemplating our current situation.

2021 MWRC / SIG Acquisition

“Ahead” is our guardian. She was intended to be the head for “Transition” the largest work I have built to date; however it was too large, meaning the finished sculpture would not fit with in the confines of the studio roof! Ahead became a work on its own right… ‘we were not behind but ahead!’. And Transition went on to win Sculpture by the Sea in Cottesloe WA. Artist represented by King Street Gallery on William.

2023 MOOLARBEN Acquisition

The shadow/reflection is unseen by the casting figure. This is in keeping with Jung's theory, "The shadow personifies everything that the subject refuses to acknowledge about himself". The shadow is displaying two opposing traits of the figure's personality. The front is bright and polished while the back is tarnished.