The exhibition, On a Day Called Worms, celebrates art being good for the earth - just as worms are.
Held at D2 The Creative Centre in Larbert, the exhibition opened on Friday, August 28, and runs until Friday, September 18.
It features roughly 355 artworks from more than 60 artists in a colourful collection of traditional and contemporary works. Local artists from all walks of life crafted sculptures, collages, paintings, and installations, which are all on display for visitors to appreciate.
Provost Robert Bissett opened the display to the crowd of visitors that came along to celebrate. Famous Scottish singer, Susan Boyle, has also stopped in to view the showcase and take some pictures alongside the many installations.
Admission to the exhibition is free, and it is open daily from 10am to 3pm.
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The exhibition is free to view. (Michael Gillen). Photo: Michael Gillen
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Local artists put their work on display for the community to come together and appreciate. (Michael Gillen). Photo: Michael Gillen
7. On a Day Called Worms art exhibition
Roughly 355 artworks from more than 60 artists are on display. (Michael Gillen). Photo: Michael Gillen
8. On a Day Called Worms art exhibition
Arria, pictured, provided some music on the opening night. (Michael Gillen). Photo: Michael Gillen