Diversity wins the big prize at Sculpture in the Paddock

By Jessica Cole
Updated September 20 2016 - 1:30pm, first published September 16 2016 - 8:00pm
Winner: This year's 2016 Sculpture in the Paddock prize went to Tobias Bennett from Leeton for his work ‘Rampage’. Photo: Jessica Cole.
Winner: This year's 2016 Sculpture in the Paddock prize went to Tobias Bennett from Leeton for his work ‘Rampage’. Photo: Jessica Cole.

Judges have labelled this year’s Sculpture in the Paddock as the “strongest so far”, the artists’ work each diverse and edgy in their approach to the exhibition.     

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