Swell Sculpture Festival

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Currumbin Beach

Celebrating 19 years of connecting people, art, and place, the annual SWELL Sculpture Festival is a free and all-inclusive 10-day outdoor sculpture exhibition, by the people for the people. A celebration of narratives and stories spoken through the artworks produced by local, national, and international artists. Visitors are invited to immerse on their own level and pace with the sculptures set amongst the natural landscape.

SWELL Sculpture Festival 2021 will deliver 65+ large-scale sculptural works of art by nationally and internationally renowned artists, to be presented as a free public exhibition between 10– 19 September 2021 along Currumbin Beach.

From dawn until dusk and into nightfall the sculptures will amaze, delight and inspire as Currumbin Beach is transformed into an unmissable outdoor gallery experience as each sculpture tells its own unique story and collectively as an exhibition speak the story of SWELL Sculpture Festival 2021, marking the nineteenth exhibition, a celebration of connecting people, art and place.

Information hubs are open from 8 am until 5 pm daily along the beachfront from 10-19 September. For the early bird’s, printed programs are available from the Currumbin General Store next to The Salt Mill, Pacific Parade, Currumbin.

Additionally, pop-up exhibitions will be presented as westerlySWELL in The Village Green, Mudgeeraba and Syd Duncan Park, Lower Beechmont, northerlySWELL in the Library and Cultural Precinct, Helensvale, easterlySWELL at Chevron Island Park, Chevron Island,  SWELL Smalls Gallery, and SWELL Fringe Festival at Dust Temple, Currumbin Waters.

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