The Sculpture Muster 2024 is a collection of some of the best art the region has to offer.
The Deni Ute Muster is not the only muster bringing excitement and entertainment to Deniliquin this Spring.
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Deniliquin’s sculpture artists have been busy at work for the 2024 Sculpture Muster, which can now be viewed at the Deniliquin Peppin Heritage Centre until November 25.
The Sculpture Muster brings together stunning artworks from a number of local artists, set among a backdrop of local history.
Starting inside the centre, sculptures also spread out onto the lawn behind the local museum.
Described as a “captivating exhibition”, it showcases the talent we have in our community.
Works featured have been created by Stuart Taylor, David St Leon, Peter Murray, Rachel Braybon, Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre, Miro Peterman and Sonya Robinson.
Complementing the sculptures will be works on canvas using other mediums from other artists.
The exhibition is open from 9am to 4pm Monday to Saturday, and from 9am to 2pm Sundays.
Entry to the Peppin Heritage Centre’s exhibition space is by gold coin donation.
Intricate metal work features in the exhibition.
Another one of the sculptures that feature in the exhibition.
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