On account of the current Coronavirus restrictions, we will be unable to hold our photographic exhibition on Prayer and Reflection – neither Shepparton or Euroa – until after 10 August when the Premier will announce new Covid-19 restrictions. Stay tuned, we are definitely going ahead with this.
Overview
Through the Shepparton Interfaith Network and Picnic 4 Peace, there exists a strong networking with residents of different cultures, different faiths, African, Syrian, Afghani, Iraqi, Sri Lankan, Punjabi, Indian and the like. These connections are strong through the monthly volunteer Picnic 4 Peace and similar interfaith events, and interfaith participation at the Ethnic Council of Shepparton and District.
Our contacts and relations were of significance to obtain confidence, trust and entrance to sacred activity to photograph and express prayer, faith and relationships with the Divine in different faith systems, and in the case of humanists and people of no faith, their values and reverence for life.
The project set out to make 20+ photographic studies using a professional photographer in the region who is frequently engaged in multicultural and intercultural activities, and activities involving refugees and new settlers to the region.
It is planned for this project to be a growing collection over time.
Further into the future exhibitions will be held in person.
Due unfolding Covid-19 restrictions we will be launching exhibitions:
We invite you to the long awaited face to face Prayer and Reflection project exhibition in Shepparton and Euroa. Download a Flyer for this event. Please find attached an invitation for you and your guests,
Euroa
Deferred until further notice
Shepparton
Deferred until further notice
For more information, contact
Shepparton Inter Faith Network
sheppartoninterfaith9@gmail.com
0459 560 273
or
Liz Arcus Photography
liz@lizarcus.com
0407 861 303
