ARTpark Australia presents an extensive collection of outdoor sculpture by the country’s most celebrated contemporary artists. Whether you are transforming a private garden, enhancing a corporate campus or commissioning a landmark public artwork, our range of outdoor sculpture offers unmatched quality, craftsmanship and artistic vision.
Our outdoor sculptures are built to endure the Australian climate — crafted from materials including bronze, corten steel, stainless steel, stone and hand-patinated iron, each piece is designed to weather beautifully and maintain its presence for generations. Available in a wide range of scales, from intimate garden accents to monumental landmark installations.
With over 35 years of experience in Australian sculpture, ARTpark’s team can assist with every aspect of your project: selection, commissioning, transport, installation and ongoing care. We work closely with landscape architects, interior designers, property developers and private collectors to deliver the right outdoor sculpture for every space.
Browse our full collection of outdoor sculpture online, or contact us to arrange a consultation at one of our gallery locations in Sydney, Melbourne or the NSW South Coast. Call 1800 646 131 or email sculpture@artpark.com.au.
Large Outdoor Sculptures for Sale in Australia
ARTpark presents outdoor sculptures by leading Australian and New Zealand artists, chosen for artistic quality and for their ability to withstand harsh sun, heavy rain, wind and coastal air. Our collection ranges from garden pieces to large outdoor sculptures and landmark works for estates, developments and public spaces, delivered and installed Australia-wide.
Landmark and Large-Scale Outdoor Sculpture
A large outdoor sculpture gives a place identity, becoming a meeting point, a talking point and a landmark. We work with property developers, landscape architects and councils to find or commission the right work for the site. Browse large outdoor sculpture, extra-large and monumental sculpture and landmark sculpture.
Outdoor Metal Sculpture That Lasts
Bronze
Holds fine detail, resists corrosion and suits coastal and inland sites alike. Bronze sculpture.
Corten Steel
Weathers to a stable rust finish that needs no paint and almost no care. Best away from constant salt spray. Corten steel sculpture.
Stainless Steel
Reflective, modern and rust-resistant. Choose 316 grade near the coast. Outdoor stainless steel sculpture.
Copper, Stone and Glass
Distinctive colour and texture. Copper develops a natural verdigris over time.
Placement and Installation
Site access, terrain, ground conditions and lead time all affect what is possible, especially for large works that need a crane or engineered footing. We offer site visits in the Sydney region, online consultations with photo mock-ups everywhere else, and full installation across Australia.
Commissioning Outdoor Sculpture
Most outdoor sculptures can be produced in a range of sizes and materials, and many of our artists accept bespoke commissions for public art and private estates. Enquire about a commission.
Browse Outdoor Sculpture by Style
Abstract outdoor sculpture, geometric sphere sculptures, totems, horse sculptures and animal sculpture, or see our full range of garden sculptures and statues.
Supporting Australian Artists
Our sculptors work across Australia and New Zealand, and every purchase supports the artist directly. Many of our artists also exhibit through our sculpture walks around Australia.
Outdoor Sculpture FAQs
What is the best material for outdoor sculpture in Australia?
It depends on the site. Bronze and 316-grade stainless steel are best near the coast, and corten is ideal for inland gardens and rural properties. All three last for decades with very little maintenance.
How is a large outdoor sculpture secured?
Most are bolted to a concrete footing or stone pad. Where that is not possible, a heavy plinth holds the work in place. We handle this during installation and can supply plinths in marble, granite, sandstone and travertine.
Does an outdoor sculpture need maintenance?
Very little. Bronze benefits from a wax once or twice a year, stainless steel from an occasional wash (more often near the sea), and corten needs nothing once weathered. Powder-coated works may need an occasional touch-up.
Can you deliver outdoor sculptures around Australia and overseas?
Yes. We provide consultation, specialist freight and installation across Australia, and arrange crating and transport to major international cities.
What is the difference between a unique and a limited-edition sculpture?
A unique sculpture is a one-off that cannot be reproduced. A limited edition is made in a small, numbered run. Every work comes with a certificate of authenticity.
