Stephen Coburn is an award winning sculptor and fine art conservator based in Sydney, where he studied at the National Art School, specialising in sculpture and painting. Working mostly with metal, his sculptures explore the balance between human endeavour and nature, and can vary from realism to complete abstract form or symbolism.
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Stephen Coburn
Stephen Coburn
Stephen Coburn
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Landmark Sculpture
fabricated steel sculpture
Australian Sculptures
Australian Sculptures
Stephen Coburn
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Stephen Coburn is an award winning sculptor and fine art conservator based in Sydney, where he studied at the National Art School, specialising in sculpture and painting. Working mostly with metal, his sculptures explore the balance between human endeavour and nature, and can vary from realism to complete abstract form or symbolism. In addition to his own practice, he also runs Coburn Fine Art which oversees reparations of Aboriginal and Oceanic Art for many galleries and private clients in Sydney and around New South Wales.
Coburn has exhibited internationally in Australia, America and Hong Kong, and won the Northbridge Art Prize for sculpture in 2009. He is the son of the acclaimed Australian artist, John Coburn.
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Born in Sydney in 1955, Coburn studied at East Sydney Technical College (1974-78), gaining a Diploma of Art (Sculpture), and played bass in the band Mental As Anything. He later studied the conservation of paintings and fine art at the Canberra College of Advanced Education (1980-83).
After many years concentrating on painting, with solo shows from 1984 including the Highway, Anzac Bridge, Central Australia and Flinders Ranges series, he returned to sculpture. He exhibited at Sculpture by the Sea in 2002, 2007 and 2009, and showed the Deerubbin Series, based on the Hawkesbury River, at the Depot Gallery, Danks Street, in 2005.