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The Brunswick Nature Sculpture Walk
​began with a simple idea...


What if art wasn't confined to gallery walls?
Every three years, Brunswick Heads transforms into an open-air gallery where sculpture, nature and community come together. Artists from across Australia create site-responsive works inspired by the region's mangroves, riverbanks, dunes, and changing light. Visitors discover each piece by walking along the beach and along the river. 

Art Inspired by Nature
Many sculptures are crafted from natural or reclaimed materials, including timber, stone, woven fibre, recycled metal and found objects. Some are bold and monumental; others are quiet and unexpected. The exhibition is intentionally temporary, with each work returning to artists, collectors or new homes after the event - making every Sculpture Walk a unique moment in time.

A Celebration of Community
More than an art exhibition, the Brunswick Nature Sculpture Walk celebrates creativity, environmental stewardship and community. Artists, volunteers, schools, local businesses, visitors and supporters all play a part in bringing it to life. We remain committed to celebrating and supporting First Nations artists and culture, and to recognising the deep connection between Country, community and creativity.
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What people have been saying... 

“I loved that nature was the theme and this made it completely different to other sculpture walks."

" The walk was very relaxing and the crowd was great!!”

" The curating was excellent. My family loved the event.”


 “A free event accessible for all and getting all sorts of people involved.”

"A reflective event, people connected with nature, each other.”
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We wish to acknowledge and pay respect to the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation, the traditional custodians of the land​ on which we meet and work.​​
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