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	Ballarat Fine Art Gallery The Ballarat Fine Art Gallery is fortunate in possessing the largest and most comprehensive collection of Australian Art of all Regional Galleries. While paintings and prints form the largest part of the Australian collection there are also smaller collections of sculpture, ceramics and costume.
	National Gallery Of Australia The National Gallery of Australia is home to some 100,000 works of art from every branch of the visual arts and every country in the world.
	National Gallery Of Victoria Welcome to the National Gallery of Victoria. The British Museum houses the largest and most important collection of Assyrian art (outside of Iraq).
	Museum Of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia Dedicated to making available to the people of New South Wales, Australia and the world the latest ideas and theories in visual culture.
	Museum of Modern Art at Heide Public Park and museum situated in the Yarra River. Developed as an international sculpture park, it contains more than 20 sculptures on the 5.8 hectares, including works by Baldessin, Nash, Oppenheim, and Wilson. 7 Templestowe Rd., Bulleen, Melbourne, Victoria 3105. Contact: Murray White. (61-3) 9850 1500. Fax (61-3) 9852 0154. Open Tue. Through Fri., 10 a.m. to 5p.m.; Sat. and Sun., noon to 5p.m.
	Macquarie University Sculpture Park Established in the University's Silver Jubilee Year in 1992, the sculpture park presents the depth and breadth of Australian artistic talent and is the first of its kind to become a permanent feature of any university campus in Australia. Works of some 30 contemporary sculptors, using a variety of styles, materials and techniques, make up the nucleus of the park with additional pieces on loan. Tours, catalogues and brochures available. Tel: (02) 9850 9447; e-mail: rmcaulif@ocs1.ocs.mq.edu.au.
	Sculpture by the Sea Sculpture by the Sea is Australia's largest free to the public sculpture exhibition of over 90 contemporary sculptures from all over the world. The works are sited on beaches, rock shelves and parks transforming Sydney's beautiful Bondi to Tamarama 2km coastal walk into possibly the world's largest temporary sculpture park over a ten day period. PO Box 560, Potts Point, Sydney, NSW, 1335, Australia. Contact: David Handley, Director, Tel: +61 2 9357 1457

New Zealand

Connells Bay Sculpture Park
Connells Bay Sculpture Park, on Waiheke Island, comprises a growing collection of site specific and purchased sculptures in various medium by some of New Zealand’s best known sculptors. Accommodation is available on their 60 acre coastal property. Cowes Bay Road, Waiheke Island, Auckland 1 New Zealand
Tel: 64 9 372 8957; email: info@connellsbay.co.nz; web site: www.connellsbay.co.nz

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