The sculpture exhibition along the sun-drenched shores of the ocean will be a vibrant celebration of creativity and sustainability, showcasing remarkable works crafted by local youth and community groups from recycled and reused materials.
Each piece will stand as a testament to imagination and resourcefulness, transforming discarded items into stunning art that reflects both the beauty of the coastal environment and the pressing need for environmental awareness.
Renowned multidisciplinary artist and photographer Sandy Mckendrick will exhibit her own piece alongside the sculptures created by local community groups. The winning group will receive a half day workshop facilitated by Sandy.
Keen to showcase your own piece of sculptural art? Follow the guidelines and registration instructions below!
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Sandy is a multidisciplinary artist and photographer who integrates animation, photography, and video into her work. She has independently and collaboratively designed exhibitions for events like the Perth International Arts Festival, Cocos and Christmas Islands, and France’s UNIMA World Puppet Festival.
Her company’s performances, including Turtle and the Trade Winds, Cry of the Seadragon, Indigo Sand, and Djapu’s Journey, have toured both nationally and internationally. Sandy is deeply committed to working with remote communities in Australia and abroad, creating artistic and theatrical experiences where access is limited.
She has contributed to Perth Festival as a designer and artist, developing installations and community-driven exhibitions, and performed with four international companies during the festival. Sandy has also crafted costumes, sets, and puppets for prominent theater companies such as Barking Gecko and Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, and her own productions.
Her festival experience spans over 30 years, featuring roles in performance, design, coordination, and construction across Australian festivals from Christmas Island to the Northern Territory and Western Australia.
