Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize

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About the Prize

Established in 2001, the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize is a national prize for small sculptures (under 80cm in any dimension).

Each year approximately 40 finalists are exhibited for 16 days at the historic Redleaf Council Chambers in Double Bay. The free exhibition is launched annually in October and is open to the public.

All previous winning sculptures are on display to the general public in our Redleaf Council Chambers.

Associated events

The following events and programs are presented in conjunction with the exhibition:

• Artist Talks - from each year's finalists
• Environmental Schools Sculpture Prize

Full details of the Prize, including finalist galleries are provided on the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize website.