Outdoor Sculpture

Outdoor sculpture by Australian artists in bronze, Corten and stainless steel, from garden pieces to landmark works for estates, developments and public spaces. Delivered and installed across Australia.

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Choosing outdoor sculpture

Outdoor sculpture needs a material made for weather and a scale that holds its own against buildings, trees and open sky. Bronze, Corten steel and marine-grade stainless steel all stand outdoors for decades, and ARTpark arranges delivery and installation across Australia.

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Think about the main sightlines: from the street, the entry, the main windows or across a lawn. A work placed against a plain backdrop, such as hedging, a wall or water, reads far more strongly than one competing with planting.

Larger works need a site check before installation, so tell us about access, ground conditions and the setting when you enquire. For councils, developers and landscape architects, see our public art, corporate placement and trade pages.

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Stainless Steel Landmark Sculpture – Flow by Stephen Coburn, 800x200x90cm | ARTpark Australia
Prefer to talk?0451 331 333 · sculpture@artpark.com.au

Enquiries

Questions

How much does outdoor sculpture cost?

Prices depend on the artist, size, edition and installation. Most works are listed without a price. Send an enquiry and we will reply with availability and a quote that includes freight.

Do you deliver and install large outdoor sculpture?

Yes, across Australia. Include your postcode and a few details about access to the site so freight and installation can be quoted accurately.

Which materials are best for outdoor sculpture?

Bronze, Corten steel and stainless steel are all made for outdoor use. Bronze patinates, Corten forms a protective rust layer, and marine-grade stainless steel is best near the sea.

Can ARTpark help with public art and large commissions?

Yes. ARTpark works with councils, developers and architects on public art and large-scale commissions. See our public art and commissions page.

Do you work with landscape architects and designers?

Yes, through the ARTpark trade programme for landscape architects and designers.