By now you've probably heard that this could be the last year that Sculpture by the Sea is at the Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk. A scuffle with the local council over a new accessibility path in Marks Park has seen the Sculpture by the Sea organisation threaten to leave the site.
If they follow through on that threat, at least they'll have gone out with a bang. This 23rd iteration of the exhibition features 110 artworks scattered along the walk, including pieces by Sculpture by the Sea veterans and a bunch of newcomers. It runs until November 10.
Here's a taste of what hordes of snap-happy Sydney-siders will be discovering over the next few weeks.
Photograph: Daniel Boud
Cave Urban, 'Transience', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Karl Meyer, 'Life Support', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Janine McAullay Bott, 'Vintage Bush Truck', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Pooza Kataria, 'One Home', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Sue Corbet, 'Precious Moments', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Evi Savvaidi, 'Sky is the Limit', and David Ball, 'Celest', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Egor Zigura, 'Kore that Awakening', 'Colossus Awakens', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Osamu Ohnishi and Masako Ohnishi, 'Kuma Room', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Simon Hodgson, 'The Poetry of Logical Ideas', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Joel Adler, 'Viewfinder', Photograph: Daniel Boud
David Černý, 'Pinktank Wrecked', Photograph: Daniel Boud
Lukáš Rittstein and Barbora Slapetova, 'Bird of Paradise', Photograph: Daniel Boud
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