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: 72 & 74
At Toorak News & Lotto you will not only find one sculpture, but two. The first one is All Ears and has been created by Catherine Anderson using Bronze.
The second sculpture has been made by Amanda Klein out of polished brass and aluminiumand is called Kangaroo.
Master Roll Vietnam
Sculpture number: 73
At Master Roll Vietnam you will spot Phu La’s Crossing Borders sculpture made out of ceramic and mixed media.
Cutie Nails
Sculpture number: 75
In the window at Cutie Nails you’ll find Louise Muller’s An Offering ceramic sculpture.
InnoTek Repairs
Sculpture number: 77
In the window at Innotek Repairs you’ll find Takahko Sugawara’s United Series 2025 made from Mildsteel and pink gold leaf.
Fish n Grill
Sculpture number: 78
If you’re walking past Fish n Grill you’ll find Lorraine Meinke’s Bill sculpture made out of ranku clay.
Toorak Medical Centre
Sculpture number: 81
On level 1 in the Toorak Medical Centre window you’ll find Olivia O’Connor’s, Rising Tides made out of timber, stone, stainless steel and paint.
TOK H Corporate Centre
Sculpture number: 83 & 84
Up on level 1 near the TOK Corporate Centre you will see Robert Neeson’s, Mello Cello made from bronze P/C steel and timber.
You will also see Timothea Jewell’s, Missing Link, sculpture created with aluminium and P/C paint.
Care Family Dental
Sculpture number: 85
On level 1 at Care Family Dental you can find Michael Eather’s, One, two, three (skin in the game) made out of bronze.
Toorak Village Podiatry
Sculpture number: 86
At Toorak Village Podiatry, you’ll find Helen L Alexander’s, Proclamation sculpture made from bronze.
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 Jade+Amber in Toorak Village.
We hope this helps you have a great time exploring TOK H and Toorak Village while enjoying the wonderful sculptures.
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