Davson Arts Museum
Welcome to the home page for Davson Arts Museum peace and environment centre.
This not-for-profit public arts museum hosts regular art exhibitions, and aims to become a focal point for peace and the promotion of gratitude in our community, and to foster greater respect for the environment and everything with which we share our Earth.
At the opening of the Davson Arts
Museum. photo by David Wallace
We have an elected and voluntary Committee of Management, and are staffed by volunteers. Davson Arts Museum was conceived by 48 Hours Toward World Peace, and passed by a unanimous resolution of members at its Annual General Meeting on 21 November 2004.
Its name was intended to honour the internationally accomplished Australian artist, Sharon Davson AFDA DipT, whose creative contribution to the well-being of many in our global community spans more than three decades and crosses all walks of life.
Jill Heffernan, Sharon Davson and Les Butterwoth from DAM
after the unveiling of the painting
Helping Our Earth To Win by Sharon Davson.
photo by Robert West
Described as a Personal Globalist, she is a living example of inspiration and positive action. In 1990, she founded Artists For Life to assist endangered species awareness, and, in the year 2000, the 48 Hours To World Peace initiative.
To find out more about this artist, please look in the page Davson Biography.
Davson Arts Museum peace and environment centre intends to be an inspiration to all who visit it, deepening their expression of gratitude and love toward all in creation through arts based activities.
