Sculpture on the Farm Dungog

The Sculpture on the Farm Dungog 2025 (SOF2025) continues the tradition of celebrating Australian sculpture in the rural community of Dungog, New South Wales. SOF enriches the Dungog Shire by donating sculptures for public display. SOF 2025 will feature over 100 sculptures by some of Australia's most esteemed and innovative sculptors. This year's event includes demonstrations, workshops, guided nature and sculpture trail walks. All sculptures will be available for purchase; intimate indoor works, garden pieces and monumental works. UFO Utopia" by Nigel Dobson stands proudly at the top of the Dungog Common overlooking the Barrington Tops. "Collecting fur to line the nest 2" by Jimmy Rix can also be discovered in the Dungog Common. Standing proudly guarding the Gresford Arboretum is "Kangaroo and Honeyeater" by Jimmy Rix. Such a joyous sculpture for all to enjoy, especially children as they play in the natural playground. Don't miss "Sowelu Two" by Jen Mallinson and "Entwined" by Bob Teasdale both in the Dungog Common Reserve near the entry. "Nothin' but Sky" by Braddon Snape greets you on arrival in Dungog atop the Lioness Park and the bronze "Kelpie" by Jimmy Rix outside the Visitor Information Centre."Theatre of the Shadow" by Peter Tilley outside the Dungog Shire Library precinct. As one of Australia's leading small sculpture festivals, it has consolidated its place in the national cultural calendar. Entry Cost Adult $10 - Children 18 and under FREE Register with the volunteers on arrival at the Dungog Common, to get your wrist band. The wrist band gives you access to the Indoor Exhibition Marquee, Open Air Exhibition and Sculpture Trail, printed catalogue and rides on shuttle bus within the Dungog Common.