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Student Sculpture Competition 2024

Welcome back to another school year and the lead up to the next Student Sculpture competition. Many of our sponsors have agreed to continue supporting us this year, and we congratulate Kayla Slattery for designing the winning Guerrilla Roasters Coffee label, which is now on sale and raising funds for us.

We hope you have some sculptures ready to go from 2023 units of work and have some Term 1 projects which may also be entered. Students are also welcome to enter pieces they’ve created outside of school. Please get in touch with Chris or Frances if you have any questions.

Here are the dates for 2024:

  • February design/create sculptures that you intend on submitting
  • May 6, photos of entries emailed to Frances Harmey/Chris Forsyth
  • May 13 Schools are informed of selected works.
  • May 14 – 16 Schools are requested to pack sculptures for collection.
  • May 17 Sculptures will be collected from schools.
  • May 20 – 22 Student work will be judged and schools will be informed of results.
  • May 20 – 23 Please inform committee if you are attending opening night (invitations will be sent out).
  • May 24 Opening Night in the Marquee at the foreshore.
  • June 2 Sculpture for Clyde concludes.
  • June 3 – 7 Student work returned to schools.

NEW Prizes Announced!

This year The Sculpture For Clyde Committee will award $500 for a collaborative artwork and $500 for an individual work.

In addition, a sculpture will be presented to the school which is judged to have the most impressive Body of Work in the exhibition!

Young artists may enter through their school or as individuals. Any businesses or individuals who would like to sponsor this important component of Sculpture for Clyde should contact Frances Harmey via our contact form.

Kayla Slattery, a Year 10 student from Broulee, and Guerrilla Roaster’s Mat Hatcher launched a new coffee label this week. Money from the sales will support the Student Sculpture Prize in 2024 so watch out for this striking label when visiting any of the Mossy Cafes. We love Kayla’s busy bee!