"Sculptures by the Sea": Mehr als 100 Exponate gibt es zu bewundern.
Open-Air-Ausstellung in Sydney. Am Strand der australischen Metropole findet bereits zum 15. Mal "Sculptures by the Sea" statt. Von 3. bis 20. November stehen mehr als 100 Exponate an der Küste vom bekannten Bondi- bis zum Tamarama-Beach.
Skurrile Kunstwerke
Der australische Künstler Ken Unsworth lässt ein menschliches Skelett aus Stahl und Fiberglas auf einer Leiter sitzend aufs Meer schauen. Irgendwo liegt ein Wal im Sand, der von Liliputanern attackiert wird. Klicken Sie sich durch die Bilder.
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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"Sculptures by the Sea" in Sydney
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