Have you seen any of our #artin8seconds videos? Follow our new hashtag to get your culture fix in itty bitty clips. You'll be amazed at what an artist can share in next to no time at all ...

Vicki Van Hout joined us for the world premiere of 'Broken Glass'. Read Vicki's commentary on the entire experience, from the technical elements of production, to the most intimate moments shared between the cast and audience.

Presented by Moogahlin Performing Arts and Blacktown Arts for Sydney Festival. 'Broken Glass' is a powerful installation and performance work that illuminates the rituals of death and mourning in NSW and Victorian First Peoples' communities.

Have you voted for your favourite artwork in the 2017 Blacktown City Art Prize? Everyone is invited to visit @BlacktownCityArtPrize on Instagram to vote for their favourite artwork!

Presented alongside 'Broken Glass', Moogahlin Performing Arts and Blacktown Arts will host an artist talk, a discussion about death and bereavement presented by Joseph Medcalf Funeral Services and installation visits to St Bartholomew's.

The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre has closed for the year and will reopen to the public on Tuesday, 2 January 2018. Join us again in the New Year as we continue to make art inspired by the cultural and physical landscape of Blacktown!

Local Darug artist Jacinta Tobin recently collaborated with the indie band The Preatures on their latest single ‘Yanada’. Watch the artists' interview with SBS Viceland’s Marc Fennell.

Anino Shadowplay Collective had 8 seconds to tell us about their plans for the All Souls Day closing event of 'Balik Bayan' on Thursday, 2 November 2017. Watch the clip and connect with Anino!

93 artworks have been selected for the 2017 Blacktown City Art Prize! The winners will be selected from this list of finalists, and announced at the official opening on Saturday, 2 December 2017.

Blacktown Arts will develop an innovative Indigenous language project thanks to $200,000 in funding from the Federal Department of Communications and the Arts. Wingaru Byalla-Bada is an Aboriginal-initiated and creatively driven project.

As part of the Balik Bayan program, Blacktown Arts presents a weekly film program that charts excellence in Filipino cinema including iconic films from the Second Golden Age and the New Independence.

These school holidays, young artists will work together to construct a mini town, or "bario", with artist Marikit Santiago! *BOOKED OUT*