2020 ARTISTS ANNOUNCED
33 artists will exhibit at the ninth annual Sculpture at Scenic World exhibition from 9 April –10 May 2020.
2020 ARTISTS
33 artists will present 30 artworks, including nine Blue Mountains artists.
EXHIBITION NEWS
2020 AWARDS
Award winning artists receive a unique trophy, handcrafted by renowned Blue Mountains glass artist Keith Rowe.
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LOCATION
Sculpture at Scenic World is an outdoor event sited along the elevated Scenic Walkway, under the canopy of a temperate rainforest. Artworks are delicately installed by experienced arborists and arts handlers - we have proudly maintained a 0% ecological footprint since inception.
Scenic World is located in the Blue Mountains, a World Heritage region west of Sydney, Australia. Scenic World is less than two hours’ travel time (~100km) by car via the M4 & Great Western Highway. Free undercover parking is available in our multi storey carpark on site. Sydney Trains operate between Central Station and Katoomba Station on the Blue Mountains Line. Scenic World is located 3km from Katoomba Station, accessible via the Blue Mountains Explorer Bus or the public bus Route 686 which both stop outside our Main Entry.
Schools & Groups
Information for Schools
Sculpture at Scenic World 2020 will run from April 9 – May 10. Bookings are open for guided school group tours at Scenic World, Katoomba.
Students will increase their understanding of art criticism and art history by engaging with artists and arts workers. Participants will discuss the relationships between the artist, their world view, artwork, environment, and audience.
Guided and self guided tours of the exhibition generally take a further 1-1.5 hours. Content responds to the National Curriculum or NSW Board of Studies Syllabus – learning has relevance back in the classroom.
School excursions to Sculpture at Scenic World provide a unique learning arts and environmental experience. We offer:
- Qualified, passionate educators.
- Fun, interactive indoor and outdoor activities including riding the world’s steepest railway, steepest and highest cable cars in Australia. All offer epic views of the World Heritage region and iconic Three Sisters.
- Easy access to the natural environment of the Jamison Valley and dynamic learning along 2.4 kilometres of Scenic Walkway. Opportunities include including observing temperate rainforest flora and fauna, and exploring the site's coal mining heritage.
The students were engaged throughout the day, they learnt a lot of new facts about art as well as how to protect and preserve nature
GROUP VISITS
Now in its ninth year, Sculpture at Scenic World is Australia’s only dedicated rainforest exhibition.
Group visitors experience a memorable day in the rainforest including a tour by arts educators, and a self guided visit to Sculpture Otherwise at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. Discount are available for groups of 15 people or more.
Also included in your visit with Sculpture at Scenic World is the Skyway experience, offering panoramas of World Heritage wilderness, waterfalls and escarpment.
Bookings are open for guided and non-guided tours of the 2020 exhibition. Please contact our Experience Planners to arrange your itinerary.
For further enquiries contact Exhibition Manager Justin Morrissey on (02) 4780 0245 or justinm@scenicworld.com.au. We’d be delighted to chat with you further to facilitate your group needs.
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Media
Please direct any media enquiries to our Communications Manager John Mitchell JohnM@scenicworld.com.au.
For media familiarisations, filming requests or speaking opportunities, please email media@scenicworld.com.au.
To request brand assets to promote Scenic World including high resolution photography, please email design@scenicworld.com.au.
Exhibition Partners
