Come take a walk-about and see Farley Center Artist Installations in the Natural Path Sanctuary woods. Visit the Farley Center anytime from sun-up to sun-down and take a walk through the woods. There will maps at the kiosk for self guided tours.

This is the seventh year that area artists will create installations in the woods of the Natural Path Sanctuary on the Farley Center land. These artists are rising to the challenge of using only materials that can safely decompose back into the land. What is Land Art Land art, also known as Earth art, and environmental art is created by artists who use the materials of the Earth including for instance, the soil, rocks, branches, trees, vegetation, water and other natural, non-toxic materials.

The Farley Center supports these types of installations on our land to highlight the beauty, value and necessity to think about how we view and use the land. Our artists help raise the discussion of what is toxic and what do we mean by the word “decompose.”

What has to change in the way we work in order to sustain the Earth and all of us that live on it in healthy ways Our artists help raise the discussion of what is toxic and what do we mean by the word “decompose.” What has to change in the way we work in order to sustain the Earth and all of us that live on it in healthy ways.