Restricted public access this Sunday 7th April for ticketed event Light it Up Feast as part of Taste Great Southern 2019. More information here.

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Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Thank you to Albany, and thank you to those who attended.
Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Thank you to Albany, and thank you to those who attended.
Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Thank you to Albany, and thank you to those who attended.
Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Thank you to Albany, and thank you to those who attended.

Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Thank you to Albany, and thank you to those who attended.

Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Thank you to Albany, and thank you to those who attended.

Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Thank you to Albany, and thank you to those who attended.

Field of Light: Avenue of Honour is now closed.
Thank you to Albany, and thank you to those who attended.
NOW CLOSED.

Field of Light: Avenue of Honour was an immersive art installation by Bruce Munro illuminating the Avenue of Honour at Mt Clarence in homage to the Anzacs who departed from Albany for the Great War.

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Field of Light: Avenue of Honour makes a real impact on WA's South West

Bruce Munro's extraordinary artwork, consisting of 16,000 illuminated glass spheres, designed as a touching ANZAC tribute, has pumped millions of dollars into regional WA, according to independent research.
Closing Events at Field of Light: Avenue of Honour

Don’t miss the final days of Bruce Munro’s evocative artwork Field of Light: Avenue of Honour on Mt Clarence, honouring the WWI Anzacs and those who have served in every conflict since.
Shuttle Buses for the Easter long weekend

The final weeks are set to be the busiest yet. If you're planning to visit over the Easter weekend, we have good news - there will be a free shuttle bus service running from the Albany Boatshed.

FORM is an independent, non-profit cultural organisation that develops and advocates for excellence in creativity and artistic practice in Western Australian communities. At FORM, we see creativity as a catalyst for positive change. We believe that the best, most vibrant places to live are the ones that nurture dynamic creativity, showcase cultural diversity, insist on quality, and are shaped with people in mind.   www.form.net.au