There are several platforms exhibiting the artwork in the space, including spherical discs, graphic plates, sandblasted rocks and timber. Several small sculptures have been developed by a professional artist and community members and will be displayed throughout the space. These various platforms exhibit the work in strategic places throughout the space in landscaping, gardens and pathways.
Those involved in the workshops were drawn from the local community and included Bayswater West Primary School, Blue Hills Pre School, 1st Bayswater Scouts, Clarendon Grange Aged Care Facility and various sporting clubs as well as interested members of the local community.
A launch to celebrate the completion of the Guy Turner Reserve redevelopment took place on 19 November. Hundreds of people turned up to celebrate the launch of this wonderful new community space. Cr Gill spoke about the history of the redevelopment and Mayor, Cr Lockwood opened the new and improved reserve. The Lions BBQ sizzled and school fundraising cakes were sold in their dozens to those wanting to support their local community.
Local barbershop choir East City Sound entertained with their upbeat tunes and Bayswater West Primary sang and danced their way through the early afternoon. Professional performer and entertainer Barry Morgan wove plenty of intermittent gags and interviews with audience members throughout the performances, providing a sense of fun and occasion to the event.
Five local photographers have photographed the workshops. These photos will inform a limited edition hard cover book documenting the project, published and distributed to local community groups, schools and neighbourhood houses.