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← , | October 2, 2018 | by The Echo

Brunswick nature a walk in the park

Willemina Vilari-Kortland’s ‘Brunswick Summer’ a sculpture favourite at the Brunswick Heads art installation. Photo Jeff Dawson.

Today is your last chance to see the art installations at the Brunswick Nature Sculpture Walk, a triennial event created along the foreshore of Brunswick Heads.

Opened last Friday the walk (which includes 40 nationally recognised artists) explores sculpture, site-specific, ephemeral and installation art focusing on themes such as nature and the endangered environment, its fragility and sustainability.

Like a treasure hunt of magical proportions, punters enjoyed the chance to explore the foreshore over the long weekend and discover beautiful at works sprinkled in public places.

Photos Jeff ‘talkin’-the-walk’ Dawson

  • 'Ancyent Marinere, Are Those Her Sails?' Lynette Griffits and Marion Gaemers

  • Jabiru, by Nick Warfield

  • 'Meeting Place' by Lance Seadon

  • Willemina Vilari-Kortland's Brunswick Summer,

  • 'Is she for real?' Jacqui Doran's 'Wanderlust'

  • Willemina Vilari-Kortland's Brunswick Summer,

  • Willemina Vilari-Kortland's Brunswick Summer,

  • Corrie and Suryo Cunningham with their flock of Terns

  • Nick Wafefield's, 'Dingo'

  • Corrie and Suryo Cunningham 'Flock of Terns'

  • Lynne Adams, 'Tree Fish'

  • 'A Warning Sign', Christopher Trotter

  • 'Which Banksias?' by Nicole De Mestre.

  • Nick Wafefield's, 'Dingo'

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