The exhibition will be open to the public for 3 whole days from Friday 3rd December, 8am - 8pm; Saturday 4th, 8am - 8pm and Sunday 5th December, 8am - 6pm. This year, because major road works are being carried out on the M1 upgrade at the usual location of Art at Burnley Harbour, the exhibition will be held in large open-plan covered marquees in the McConchie Reserve, adjacent to Burnley Harbour (Richmond) - see map on www.contemporaryartsociety.org.au.
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| Louise Paramor ‘Top shelf’, 2010 |
The McClelland Sculpture Survey & Award is on until 17th July 2011.
This prestigious award has an aquisitive prize of $100,000 and is open to both established and emerging artists from abroad as well as from around Australia.
Winner of the McClelland Award 2010: Louise Paramor
‘Top shelf’, 2010
plastics, steel, pins, bolts
560.0 x 230.0 x 230.0 cm
Image courtesy of the artist and Nellie Castan Gallery,
Melbourne
Photograph: John Gollings
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| ‘Crossroad’ by Stephen Marr NSW |
This year the exhibition showcased 109 works by
national and international artists.
‘Crossroad’ by Stephen Marr NSW
(178 x 120 x 100 cm) solid timber, liquid amber,
one of the works exhibited this year.
Photograph: Katherine Harrington
Vandalism of work by Alan Aston beside Lake George
A life sized sculpture of a herd of Zebras situated on the fringe of Lake George by sculptor, Alan Aston was badly vandalised last July. The sculptor had to remove the sculpture for repairs. Ears, a tail and a head were removed from one of the Zebras; another Zebra was dragged metres from its original position. The sculptor has yet to decide whether to reinstall the work once it has been repaired.
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