The Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition presented by The Toorak Village Traders Association, is back again – with many wonderful sculptures on display this year at TOK H. We’ve put together a list of all the sculptures you’ll find around our centre.
Sculptures at TOK H
Toorak News & Lotto
Sculpture number: 74 & 75
At Toorak News & Lotto you will not only find one sculpture, but two. The first one is Untitled and has been created by Jo Ryan using signage letters and mixed media.
The second sculpture has been made by Marlize Myburgh out of ceramics, glass and metal and is called Whispering.
Cutie Nails
Sculpture number: 76
In the window at Cutie Nails you’ll find Heather Wilson’s very cute Huey & Duey Pair of Dashunds ceramic sculptures.
Mystical Beauty & Brow
Sculpture number: 77
In the window at Mystical Beauty & Brow you’ll find Paul Jesse’s A Storm Is Coming sculpture made from corten, mild & stainless steel, copper.
Caffe E Cucina
Sculpture number: 79
At Caffe E Cucina you will spot Phil Hayes’ Orang Dog painted carved timber sculpture.
Fish n Grill
Sculpture number: 80
If you’re walking past Fish n Grill you’ll find Damian Curtian’s Squid sculpture made out of Wood carving.
Rouben’s Speciality Coffee
Sculpture number: 83
On your way to picking up your daily coffee fix from Rouben’s Speciality Coffee you’ll find Robert Waghorn’s mixed medium sculpture, Art has no age.
Toorak Medical Centre
Sculpture number: 84
On level 1 in the Toorak Medical Centre window you’ll find Janice Whetton’s, Eleanor – The Good Wife of Bath made out of Bronze.
TOK H Corporate Centre
Sculpture number: 86 & 87
Up on level 1 near the TOK Corporate Centre you will see Yinghong Li’s, See no Evil, Speak no Evil, Hear no Evil made from ceramic.
You will also see Yvonne George’s, Kookaburra, sculpture created with steel.
Care Family Dental
Sculpture number: 88
On level 1 at Care Family Dental you can find Alexander Esnarro Santafe’s, Bark In the Dark made out of concrete, oxide.
Toorak Village Podiatry
Sculpture number: 89
At Toorak Village Podiatry, you’ll find the most fitting sculpture for this retailer, being Timothy Walters’, Bipod sculpture made from bronze and palm pod.
Blooms The Chemist
Sculpture number: 90
At Blooms The Chemist, in their window you will be able to see Anton Hasell’s Predator and Prey creation made using stainless steel, bronze and steel.
More about The Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition
This fantastic event is put on by Toorak Village Traders Association every year to showcase various artists work and encourage more visitors to Toorak Village, and this year will be the 20th year. To find out where all the sculptures are within Toorak Village, check out their digital catalogue of works on their website, or pick up a catalogue from any store which has a sculpture displayed.
How to Purchase a Sculpture
Found a sculpture you’re looking to buy? Enquire at the exhibit location of the sculpture about the availability. All payments of sculptures are to be processed at Blooms The Chemist TOK H.
We hope this helps you have a great time exploring TOK H and Toorak Village while enjoying the wonderful sculptures.
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