SCULPTURE BY THE SEA
In iconic locations. Annual exhibitions in Bondi NSW and Cottesloe WA. Local & Overseas Artists. World-Class Event. 2km Long Sculpture Park.
Country/Area ：Australia
Company Email ：info@sculpturebythesea.com
Industry ：HospitalityElectronicsHospitality GeneralConstruction & Real Estate
Company address ：302/61 MARLBOROUGH ST SURRY HILLS NS 2010 AU
Company website ：*****
Company phone ：+61 283990233
Established ：2012
Company Revenue ：$6,656,000
Number of employees ：28
SIC Code ：84841
NAICS Code ：71712
Main Products ：AppSnowy Valleys Sculpture Trail Photo CompetitionSculpture SalesArtist InformationRegional TourismSculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe 2024 Virtual Tour supported by LotterywestSculpture ForestBondiEducationSculpture Forest and Long Weekend Wrap UpDonateSnowy ValleysExhibitionsCottesloeEssays
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Q1: What is the name of the company's exhibition that was initially planned but later modified to focus on sculpture?
A1: The company's exhibition was initially planned as "Art by the Sea" but was later modified to focus on sculpture, eventually becoming known as Sculpture by the Sea.
Q2: Who were some key people involved in making the first exhibition a reality?
A2: Anita Johnston at Waverley Council and Ron Robertson-Swann OAM, one of Australia's most recognised sculptors, played crucial roles in guiding the exhibition through various issues and introducing many substantial artists to Sculpture by the Sea.
Q3: What was the biggest problem faced by the company in the first year of the exhibition?
A3: The biggest problem faced by the company in the first year of the exhibition was financing the show, with a bank account starting at just $100.
Q4: How many artist submissions did the company receive for the first exhibition?
A4: Within no time, the company received over 100 artist submissions for the first exhibition.
Q5: What was the principal sponsor that assisted with advertising costs and put up $5,000 for the Sydney Water Sculpture Prize?
A5: The principal sponsor that assisted with advertising costs and put up $5,000 for the Sydney Water Sculpture Prize was Sydney Water.
Q6: How many visitors attended the first exhibition in 1997?
A6: The first exhibition in 1997 attracted 25,000 visitors.
Q7: What was the outcome of the company's collaboration with the Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (SOCOG) in 1998?
A7: The company's collaboration with SOCOG resulted in five Sculpture by the Sea exhibitions being installed around Australia as part of the 1998 Olympic Arts Festival, creating a national platform for the exhibition.
Q8: What is the name of the program that provides financial support to Australian sculptors and has been running since 2017?
A8: The Transfield Australian Invited Artist Program provides financial support to two Australian sculptors each year, with funding of $15,000 towards their costs of exhibiting.
A1: The company's exhibition was initially planned as "Art by the Sea" but was later modified to focus on sculpture, eventually becoming known as Sculpture by the Sea.
Q2: Who were some key people involved in making the first exhibition a reality?
A2: Anita Johnston at Waverley Council and Ron Robertson-Swann OAM, one of Australia's most recognised sculptors, played crucial roles in guiding the exhibition through various issues and introducing many substantial artists to Sculpture by the Sea.
Q3: What was the biggest problem faced by the company in the first year of the exhibition?
A3: The biggest problem faced by the company in the first year of the exhibition was financing the show, with a bank account starting at just $100.
Q4: How many artist submissions did the company receive for the first exhibition?
A4: Within no time, the company received over 100 artist submissions for the first exhibition.
Q5: What was the principal sponsor that assisted with advertising costs and put up $5,000 for the Sydney Water Sculpture Prize?
A5: The principal sponsor that assisted with advertising costs and put up $5,000 for the Sydney Water Sculpture Prize was Sydney Water.
Q6: How many visitors attended the first exhibition in 1997?
A6: The first exhibition in 1997 attracted 25,000 visitors.
Q7: What was the outcome of the company's collaboration with the Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (SOCOG) in 1998?
A7: The company's collaboration with SOCOG resulted in five Sculpture by the Sea exhibitions being installed around Australia as part of the 1998 Olympic Arts Festival, creating a national platform for the exhibition.
Q8: What is the name of the program that provides financial support to Australian sculptors and has been running since 2017?
A8: The Transfield Australian Invited Artist Program provides financial support to two Australian sculptors each year, with funding of $15,000 towards their costs of exhibiting.
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