Program 2023

‘Fosterton’
824 Fosterton Road
Fosterton, Dungog, NSW

Saturday 30 September

10am        Farm gates OPEN - $5 entry
11am         Sculpture Ramble and Chat
12 noon    Meet Me in the Tractor Shed - Badger Bates
1pm          Banter with the Blacksmiths
2pm          Sculpture Ramble and Chat
3pm          A Stroll Around the Lagoon
3.30pm    Last Bus Departs for Dungog
4pm          Farm Gates CLOSE

Sunday 1 October

10am       Farm gates OPEN - $5 entry
11am       Sculpture Ramble and Chat
12 noon  Meet Me in the Tractor Shed - Badger Bates
1pm        Metallic Beats - Percussion on “Closer”
2pm        Sculpture Ramble and Chat
3.30pm  Last Bus Departs for Dungog
4pm       Farm Gates CLOSE

Monday 2 October

9am                Farm gates OPEN - FREE entry
11am               Announcement of the People’s Choice Awards
12 noon          Farm Gates CLOSE
12.30 - 3pm   Purchasers and Sculptors collect their sculptures

The 2023 exhibition is Back on the Farm and the
2023 e-catalogue is now LIVE.

ONLINE and On the Farm SALES will commence at 7pm on Friday 29 September.

Free Shuttle Buses from Dungog Visitor Information Centre to 'Fosterton' Saturday and Sunday OR Park in the paddocks.

ONLINE SALES will continue from 7pm 29 September until Tuesday 31 October, 2023.

Sculpture on the Farm is a biennial sculpture exhibition held on the October long weekend at "Fosterton", Dungog, NSW Australia.
Established and emerging Australian sculptors will display 155 works in the galleries, gardens and paddocks of this picturesque rural cattle property. As in previous exhibitions we have attracted works by some of Australia's most eminent and exciting sculptors and this year from every state and territory of Australia except Western Australia.

Acknowledgement of Country

Sculpture on The Farm honours and acknowledges the Gringai people, the traditional Custodians of this land of wooded hills, forest, streams, and river valleys.

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