Sculpture Plus

Fragments is a projection artwork that draws together scattered pieces of time, textures, emotions and feelings from the rich woven fabric that is Lorne. 

This work will be on display each evening from 7pm in the front window of Josh Crosbie Architects near In the Skies Gallery.

Upon dusk over the four weekends of the Biennale, Lorne Cinema and the sand in front of Lorne Surf Life Saving Club will come alive under Nick’s projections.

Chris will host two workshops that will both start with a rock ramble to find your materials.

The first workshop will show attendees how to use seaweed as a sculptural material (recommended for ages 12 and up).

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Join Lorne Historical Society members and other special guests as they share the quirky, the fascinating and incredible stories of Lorne.

Join Lorne Historical Society members and other special guests as they share the quirky, the fascinating and incredible stories of Lorne.

This solo improvised saxophone performance seeks to draw together the array of sculptures within the environment through a sonic envelopment driven by the signifier ‘E’: exploring, encountering, embedding, excavating, examining, extrapolating, ecstatic, environment (the earth and all its inhabitants, human & non-human).

Be the envy of all your Instagram followers and join us for a tour of some of the most Insta-worthy vantage points of the Biennale. Tag your socials with #LSB2022 and we’ll re-post the best offerings to our social media feeds. The best post receives a prize.  

In Roman mythology, Genius Loci is the ancient practice of the worship of the spirits of place that reside in the natural landscape.

Follow The Keeper – a benevolent and mysterious giant neither human nor animal - along the foreshore where a fire effigy awaits awakening. Place your wish in the hands of The Keeper who, upon lighting the Effigy, will make an offering of these wishes to the spirits in an act of transformation that will release the Chimera, a hybrid creature of Otway animals: tiger snake, bat, and wedge-tail eagle. Gather around the cleansing flames and come together in a celebration of the spirits that still occupy the natural beauty of the Otways: its forests, waterfalls, and the ocean.

Chris will host two workshops that will both start with a rock ramble to find your materials.

In this workshop, you’ll use a 3D found object to create a 2D work of art to take home (all ages).

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Join Lorne Historical Society members and other special guests as they share the quirky, the fascinating and incredible stories of Lorne.

Join photographer Daniela Rodriguez for a workshop in how to use your smartphone to create beautiful photographs. Using the sculptural works installed as part of LSB2022 as your subject, Dani will take you through the basics of composition, light and the use of effects to achieve professional results.

In conjunction with the Monday Night Music crew, Lorne Sculpture presents three Monday Night Music events featuring poets, writers and musicians telling their stories of place. 

Monday 14th March features local writer Mick Sowry and the wonderful harmonies of Lucy and the Night Sky.

In a performance reminiscent of Jane Campion’s movie, The Piano, Lucy O’Grady will perform an acoustic set of covers and originals evocative of our theme, Spirit of Place.

In this workshop, Surf Coast illustrator Michelle Conn will guide you in the creation of your own Deborah Halpern-inspired 2D work using collage techniques.

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Based around our precinct themes, members of Lorne Historical Society will take you on an immersive journey on-site and share some of the little-known histories of some significant sites around Lorne.