Art Park Australia
Business in Sydney

Artpark has come to sydney! the opportunity to engage and acquire beautiful large scale sculpture has never been easier. Artpark is currently accepting exhibition applications for consideration. Artpark makes access to fantastic sculpture incredibly easy by providing assistance in the acquisition, leasing, commission, delivery and installation of sculpture from our exhibition. Large scale sculpture is equally attractive for placement within the corporate and domestic environments. Additional work not included in the show can be viewed on this website. New sculpture is introduced into the exhibition as it becomes available. The show moves through a perennial exhibition cycle, visiting distinguished commercial business venues throughout the sydney cbd. Artpark proudly represents both established and emerging australian sculptors through a range of mediums including bronze, stainless steel and stone. Artpark facilitates an ever evolving sculpture show of large scale sculptural artworks in sydney�??s contemporary corporate environments. Please contact us for details.

Each individual disclose runs through a perennial exhibition cycle in a different capital city, visiting only the maximum distinguished commercial and corporate venues available. By offering exhibitions in spaces originate to the public, ARTPark brings elegant, highly finished, large scale sculpture directly to the people. As an exhibition shifts from one location to another, sold sculptures are removed and fresh labor is introduced, promoting an organic growth and refreshing change within the display. ARTPark provides tall quality sculpture capable for placement in commercial foyers, luxury homes and innovative garden design. ARTPark assists in the acquisition, leasing, freight and installation of all sculpture in the public exhibitions, as well as coordinating custom sculpture and site specific commissions.

More than 110 sculptures have been privately and publicly commissioned from KrstanoskiBlazeski to date, and his works have featured in solo exhibitions internationally, from Seoul to Paris to Macedonia. Chen does not believe in mass produced processes in creating his art as to do this he feels the art will not be authentic will lose its human feeling personality. It is also the willingness to experiment with a material or technique to the point of fully accepting it. His work typically responds to the often forgotten but ever give connection that human beings have with nature. The sculptural composition acknowledges an architectural quality, which stems from my interest in design, architecture and construction. This work continues to investigate architectural ideas and design with the emphasis on the vertical, referencing totems and figures. John Gardner not only absorbs the culture in which he lives, but also investigates other cultures and successfully combines aspects of these disparate ideas. He draws on the art of ancient civilizations, totemic indigenous ritual art forms, and contemporary art forms. Andrew Rogers is a leading contemporary artist based in Melbourne, Australia. Rogers has been commended for collaborating with local governments and communities to create temporary industries in each of his structure’s locations, meaning that the geoglyphs are not only public art projects but public works projects too. Andrew Jasper is an award winning Melbourne based artist who specialisms in cortex steel sculpture. With its unique lack of function and relation to recognizable labels’, my sculpture invites the viewer to experience seeing an object and its parts for what they are. His life’s work has been devoted to the Surrealist ideal, and his pieces typically begin through the process of drawing, earlier evolving into fully formed clay sculptures. She works mainly in cast glass precede crystal to create figurative sculptures, but has also been known to labor in clay, bronze, polystyrene, glass mosaic and stainless steel. Stephen Co burn is an award-winning sculptor and pleasing art conservator based in Sydney, where he studied at the National Art School, specializing in sculpture and painting. He is now one of Australia’s most triumphant and crucial artists, where public sculptures can be found in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne and regional Victoria. Glassborow specialisms in bronze and draws inspiration from GrecoRoman ruins, art deck forms as well as contemporary abstracts to give human figures in a unique style. His sculptures are obvious for their extremely lofty finish, evoking topographical effects, with highly light responsive monochromatic surfaces. Trevor Berry is an Australian artist who arrived at sculpture behind many years of busy in the technical design and engineering industry, working with various mediums worn by sculptors, including metal, fiberglass, stone, timber and glass. Steiner has been commissioned to create many public works, for corporate spaces and private homes. Her design background as a Land