SALA EXHIBITION LAUNCH Pathways to Peace - the big reveal - see 2 finished installations

TWO interactive installations - sit in - walk on - artistic collaborations by your local artists and you'll be amongst the first to see it at our 2025 SALA Exhibition. On a table? On the floor?

What is a labyrinth? Why use one? What is all the excitement about?

During 2025 Members of BTNArts have been asking - where is peace?  Is it ...

  Peace of Mind 
  Mindfulness through arts practice
*  Love, serenity, or found in nature
*  Found in the symbols of the Dove or the Olive
Branch,
*  Discovered within music
*  Within Freedom of choice, life-style, community,
and unity
*  In the Possibility of World Peace
*  Experienced around water, hills or trees
*  Felt as the moon waxes and wanes with the
seasons
*  Walking, quietly meditating, alone or with others
*  Is it in the freedom of expression, language, and dress?
Where is peace?  We have through our activities - including 5 projects, been discovering different peaceful times. Our group has painted it's own pathway - a 7 metre labyrinth which can be used inside or out.  Plus, members have created a memorial mosaic table - it's our own design - created for volunteers to enjoy their breaks - it's all about the Flinders and beyond. A tiny piece of peace pictured below. Bev Frensham has supported members to learn about the many facets of Labyrinth creating.

What do I need to bring?

You'll be walking right on the canvas art-work so you may wish to bring a clean pair of socks or we have over-shoe covers to protect the canvas if you chose to keep your shoes on.

What is included?
* Meet the Artists * Enjoy a supper while you browse art displayed

• Walk the Labyrinth or sit and watch others on the path to peace

• Listen to relaxing background music written by our musicians as part of the Flinders Songs - Recording Studio Project

• Purchase peace pieces as you wish

  

The Flinders Songs - Recording Studio Project was made possible by the Australian Government Regional Arts Fund which supports the arts in regional and remote Australia.

The Mosaic Project was made possible with a small grant from Grant Connect - the Australian Government to provide a comfortable place for volunteers to meet or have their breaks.