Australian National Gallery

Sculpture Garden

Introduction
by Alyssa, Jade, Natalie & Chloe

This page is about the National Gallery Sculpture Garden. It will tell you about different sculptures and lots more things.

This is a photo of the front entrance of the gallery.

This is one of the many sculptures in the garden. It is of a twist sculpture at the gallery taken on a digital camera with a negative filter.

  
The sculpture garden is between the Australian National Gallery and the shore of Lake Burley Griffin.

In the Garden there is a wide range of Australian and international sculptures. All the sculptures are different sizes and made from different materials.

The mirror sculptures on the right was made in 1976 by a man named Bert Flugelman. The Fujiko Ephemeral Fog sculpture was made in 1976 and at noon till two all of this fog moves around the sculpture.

You can go on a guided tour around the Sculpture Garden and your guide will give you information like the names of where made and who made the sculpture. There also is a Cafe at the end of the tour.
This is another sculpture which is called the mirror cones. We had fun walking up to this sculpture and watching our shapes change.