Sculptures by the Harbour

Our artistic voyage begins with Danie Mellor's "Entelekheia" located within the striking International Convention Centre. As you approach this magnificent sculpture, you'll be greeted by a captivating blend of Indigenous Australian motifs and contemporary artistry. Mellor's work invites you to explore the rich tapestry of Australian heritage and its connection to the land.

Next up is Ingrid Skirta's "Memory Lines Workers Memorial" located near Little Pier Street in Darling Square. This poignant piece pays tribute to the hardworking individuals who have contributed to the growth and development of Sydney. It serves as a reminder of the people whose labor shaped the city we know and love today. 

As you continue your journey, head on out to Cockle Bay Wharf outside the International Convention Centre and you'll encounter Robert Woodward's "Tidal Cascades." This stunning sculpture evokes the ebb and flow of the harbor's tides. Its fluid lines and graceful movement capture the essence of Darling Harbour, creating a harmonious blend of nature and art.

Janet Laurence's "Habitat" will transport you to a world where art and nature coexist. This living artwork invites you to reflect on the importance of environmental conservation. It's a testament to the power of art to inspire change and promote a deeper connection with our planet.

Larissa Smargarinksky's "Dance of Love" located in the lush garden beds outside the International Convention Centre, radiates joy and passion. This sculpture captures the essence of human connection and the beauty of shared moments. It's a celebration of love and unity, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and romantics alike.

Michael Snape's "Diver" invites you to take a leap of imagination. This striking sculpture located in Darling Quarter near the Children's Playground, captures the essence of exploration and adventure. As you admire the diver's graceful form, you'll be inspired to embark on your own artistic journey through Darling Harbour.

Our artful adventure concludes with Peter D Cole's "Arrival." This sculpture located on the path connecting Darling Quarter to the Chinese Garden of Friendship forecourt, serves as a welcoming beacon, inviting visitors to experience the magic of Darling Harbour. It symbolizes the beginning of your artistic journey and leaves you with a sense of wonder and anticipation for what lies ahead.