It’s hard to believe that it’s now six months since we wrapped up our 20th anniversary exhibition and what a show it was. Held across the iconic Bermagui Headland, the Surf Club, Bermagui Hotel, the Country Club and Shop7 Artspace at the fisherman’s wharf, the 2026 event drew thousands of visitors – both local and from across Australia – to take in a selection of delicate, bold, tactile, intricate, colourful, muted, large and small works from a diverse and talented group of artists. To cap it off, we had the honour of hosting an installation by Djiringanj elders Gary and Paul Campbell who recreated the bush camp of their great-grandfather William on the headland, alongside the large sculpture display.

The reaction to both the artworks and the bush camp was heart-warming. So many people over the nine days spoke to our volunteers of their joy at being able to come to an event like Sculpture Bermagui; to take in the art, the natural beauty of the area, and experience the warm welcome of the town. Many were particularly moved by the bush camp, making the most of the opportunity to talk to Uncle Gary and Uncle Paul, and other members of the local Djiringanj community, ask questions and learn about Culture and Country. Most notably, the camp welcomed a bevy of excited local pre-schoolers and primary school students over the nine days. School children also took part in workshops at the Surf Club, with some of their work displayed near the Sculpture Bermagui headland tent.

The 2027 Sculpture Bermagui exhibition will be held over nine days in March 2027.

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

Outdoor works will again be displayed on Dickinson Point Headland and Bermagui Country Club, while those more vulnerable to the elements will be showcased at the Bermagui Surf Club, The Bermagui Beach Hotel and at Shop7 Artspace at the nearby Fishermans Wharf. All 5 locations are within easy walking distance to the main street, accommodation, cafes and restaurants.

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

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.