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Door opens on art

Art in different forms was on show at Dandenong’s The Open Door.
The exhibition on Thursday 23 November showcased art created during Art of Soul workshops held throughout the past year.
It featured handmade cards, bookmarks, plants and artwork for sale and photos from a participant’s trip to Amsterdam and Paris.
The event also raised money for Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE).
The Open Door is a spirituality and creativity centre, and a ministry of the Sisters of St John of God.
It’s a place for people of all creeds – or none – to find their own spirituality, and explore it safely without judgement.

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