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The City’s iconic Castaways Sculpture Awards celebrates artistic innovation and environmental awareness through an annual outdoor sculptural exhibition. Showcasing artworks made from repurposed materials, Castaways highlights creativity and sustainability.
Entries are now closed for the 2026 Castaways Sculpture Awards and finalists have been announced.
The exhibition will be on display from Saturday 24 October to Sunday 1 November 2026.
Finalists
Entries for 2026 Castaways Sculpture Awards were highly competitive. We would like to congratulate this year's finalists across the three exhibitions:
Sean Adamas, Richard Aitken, Alan Brinck and Loren Brinck, Sheryl Chant, Joy Francis, Claire Garcia-Webb, Chamonix Higginson, Ariel Katzir, Rene Lehner, Todd Marshall, Tia Monument, Andrew Mullet, Marite Norris, Courtney Smith, Anita Staaden, Ed Stafford, Liliana Stafford, Ben Veljacich, Mike Walmsley, Andrew Wilmott, Georgia Zoric.
Gary Aitken, Tracie Anderson, Margaret Beechey Rothery, Sherri Brown, Carol Clitheroe, Marilyn Davis-Moore, Angela Delury, Tich Dixon, Doodles in Transit, Sky Edwards, Francesca Geromino, Joan Johnson, Margie Kristofich, Gail McCahon, Carolyn McIntosh, Janice O’Meara, Tony Pankiw, Garry Robson, Pip Rundle, Linda Smith, Anita Staaden, Liliana Stafford, Pam Tuckett, Pene Turner.
Alta-1 Rockingham, Charthouse Primary School, Cooloongup Primary School, Rockingham Beach Education Support Centre, Rockingham Beach Primary School, Safety Bay Primary School, Safety Bay Senior High School, Settlers Primary School, SMYL Community College, South Coast Baptist College.
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