Makers Space with Tarni Eastwood
9 January to 1 June 2024This event has ended. An immersive and interactive Makers Space for creatives of all ages.
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Collective Action
16 April to 29 JuneExhibition is now closed. Collective Action draws upon the rich history of protest and activism in western Sydney through photographs from the Fairfax Media archives.
Djiriyay and Révolution with Jayne Christian
16 April to 29 JuneDjiriyay and Révolution is Baramadagal woman Jayne Christian’s first solo exhibition.
Rahma: Our Creative Feminine
21 May to 29 JuneExhibition is now closed. Step into an immersive multi-sensory installation by artist and academic Narjis Mirza.
From the Collection: Portraits of Afghan Women
4 June to 14 DecemberA temporary public art display featuring photographic portraits from the Blacktown City’s Art Collection.
Lifting the Tapu
8 to 30 JuneExhibition is now closed. A public art project by Samoan artist Greg Semu in consultation with co-curator Leo Tanoi for the Museum of Contemporary Art's series, C3West.
Makers Space with HOSSEI
2 July to 14 DecemberDiscover the vibrant and colourful world of HOSSEI in his brand new outer space-themed Makers Space!
See You in Hell
9 July to 21 SeptemberA collection of playful and subversive works by artists Louise Zhang and Jess Bradford exploring Chinese concepts of the afterlife.
Winter School Holidays
9 to 20 JulyThese workshops have ended. Get creative with out of this world workshops inspired by HOSSEI's space-themed Makers Space.
Costume Design with NIDA
20 JulyThis workshop has now ended. Are you a budding costume designer looking to learn from experts in the field? Costume Design workshops facilitated by the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) are coming to Blacktown.
2024 Blacktown Shorts Film Festival
8 AugustBlacktown Shorts Film Festival is back and heading to one of Australia’s most iconic venues, the Sydney Opera House!
The Naming of Things
27 August to 28 SeptemberHow well do you know the history of the land you live on? Discover a brand-new audio-visual installation by Dharug artist and educator Chris Tobin and filmmaker Darrin Baker.
