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War and Peace: Visual Narratives from Contemporary Sri Lanka brings together paintings, sculptures, photographs, and installations produced during and after the thirty-year war in Sri Lanka. The exhibition invites viewers to pause and reflect on this traumatic period, on the verge of being forgotten in this age of reconciliation and rebuilding. With the lack of any national or private institutional support to collect, exhibit, interpret, and preserve contemporary art in Sri Lanka, the varied responses of artists--both male and female, from different parts of the country--towards violence, pain, trauma, death, loss, and displacement are brought together in this exhibition in the form of a brief repository. War and Peace is organized thematically according to visual motifs that artists keep returning to over and over again: The Book, Maps and Roads, Everyday Landscapes, The Body, The Soldier, People, Objects of War, Everyday Objects, and Shrines and Memorials. Rather than breaking up the larger exhibition into two distinct temporal entities called "War" and "Peace," we use these recurrent visual tropes to indicate not only the arbitrary margins of such categories but also the concerns of artists and by extension the collective. War and Peace not only challenges viewers to remember and memorialize a tragic era, but also proposes a future in which such events must never occur again. Although some might find this repository depressing, the postwar-art offers a glimmer of hope.

Is a country off the southern coast of the Indian subcontinent in South Asia. Known until 1972 as Ceylon, Sri Lanka is an island surrounded by the Indian Ocean, the Gulf of Mannar, the Palk Strait, and lies in the vicinity of India and the Maldives.Lying off the southern tip of India, the tropical island of Sri Lanka has beguiled travellers for centuries with its palm-fringed beaches, diverse landscapes and historical monuments.

This secluded island on Bolgoda Lake will breathe new life into you. Just a 45 minute drive from the hustle of Colombo you’ll get time out to completely refresh and renew. You’ll bask in a special tranquility that comes from being surrounded on all sides by water, swaying palm trees and river birds. Perfect to enjoy in a group or as a couple. Taking up one acre of land, The Island on Bolgoda offers you a peaceful day out where deciding whether to paint, swim, fish or play sports are the only worries you’ll have. Chill in a hammock, play cricket on the lawn or bathe in the infinity pool with its magnificent views of the lake. This is one of few islands on Bolgoda Lake, all of which have been shrouded in mystery. It was home to one of Geoffrey Bawa's associates, ground-breaking Danish Architect Ulrik Plesner in the 1960s. Plesner's desk in one of the upstair's bedrooms overlooked the lake giving him creative inspiration and solitude. For over 50 years it has been a family-owned island. The family have recently renovated the house and opened it up for others to share this unique experience. The Island on Bolgoda offers a house with 3 bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, large airy open verandas and lounging and dining areas; facilities for cooking, electricity and running water for bathing; a beautiful shady lawn with infinity swimming pool. About Bolgoda Lake: Bolgoda Lake has a rich eco-system, with a Mangrove habitat and a wide biodiversity of fauna and flora. The lake area receives an annual rainfall of about 2569mm and the mean annual temperature is around 27C.