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NSW artist becomes just fourth woman in 30 years to win major Sculpture by the Sea prize

The $70,000 award went to an abstract steel, bronze and timber work as female sculptors dominated this year’s judging.

Winning sculptor Harrie Fasher delivered a powerful message while accepting the award as the outdoor exhibition kicked off its 30th instalment.

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NSW artist becomes just fourth woman in 30 years to win major Sculpture by the Sea prize

Winning sculptor Harrie Fasher delivered a powerful message while accepting the award as the outdoor exhibition kicked off its 30th instalment.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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