Werribee Park Sculpture Walk

Journey into the world of contemporary sculpture with a stroll through an extraordinary outdoor exhibition. The Werribee Park Sculpture Walk is situated within the magnificent grounds of Werribee Park and showcases an interesting and challenging collection of work by Australia’s leading sculptors all year round.

Winning works from the annual Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award, held from March to May in Werribee Park’s spectacular formal gardens, formulated the beginnings of the exhibition in 2000.  These works have been combined with an impressive selection of finalist pieces from previous Lempriere Awards and together offer an outstanding sculptural experience.  The entire exhibition has been made possible with support from the Helen Lempriere Bequest, which was established to honour the philanthropic aspirations of the late Helen Lempriere and her husband Keith Wood while creating new opportunities for artistic excellence in Australian sculpture. 

The Sculpture Walk meanders through various areas of Werribee Park, an outstanding cultural and heritage property which offers an authentic insight into Australia’s richly diverse history.  Features include a superbly restored 1870 Italianate-style mansion, exquisite formal gardens, the Victoria State Rose Garden, engaging audio visual tours, rustic farm buildings and tranquil Werribee River.  Admission fees include entry into the sculpture walk and all areas of the extensive property.  Pack a picnic and enjoy a full day out with family and friends.