Sculpture Bermagui is back in 2025 after a wildly successful exhibition in 2024 that saw record entries from artists across Australia and beyond. After 19 years as a highlight of the sculpture calendar, Sculpture Bermagui is moving from strength to strength. 

With a combined prize pool of $50,000 in 2025, renowned sculptor David Jensz will judge the major prize, while the combined skill of curators Victoria Nelson and Carolyn Killen will once again oversee our unique spaces.

Set beneath the auspicious gaze of sacred Mount Gulaga, overlooking the pristine waters of Horseshoe Bay to the Tasman beyond, Sculpture Bermagui encourages visitors to experience art in a setting of stunning natural beauty.

Outdoor works will again be displayed on Dickinson Point Headland, while those more vulnerable to the elements will be showcased at the Bermagui Surf Club. Both locations are within easy walking distance to the main street, accommodation, cafes and restaurants.

Entirely community-driven, supported and free, Sculpture Bermagui welcomes visitors into the heart of Bermagui to enjoy nine days of beautiful art on the Sapphire Coast.

Entries for artists are open from Wednesday, November 13 until Wednesday, January 15. To submit an entry to this year’s exhibition, visit the Exhibit page. 

At Sculpture Bermagui we pride ourselves in supporting artists, established and emerging. We continue to exhibit to a high standard of artistic expression, diversity and quality.