Digital stories with Iki Haangana and Western Sydney Fashion Festival
From NovemberFor this edition, Western Sydney Fashion Festival Director Thuy Nguyen interviews Iki Haangana, founder of fashion label Public Island Society.
For this edition, Western Sydney Fashion Festival Director Thuy Nguyen interviews Iki Haangana, founder of fashion label Public Island Society.
In response to the The Leo Kelly Blacktown Art Centre’s exhibition Ghosts in the Kitchen, curated by Rebecca Ray, artist Dylan Mooney has been invited to create a special commission for the Max Webber Library.
This summer instalment of Digital stories follows Si Yi Shen as she archives one of her parents’ (are Jimmy Shen and Jenny Duan) final prints at K-2 Printing in Seven Hills.
Coming soon! Learn how to craft paper garlands in the comfort of your own home, follow along as Monica Rani Rudhar shows each step of her process, turning simple materials into a gift for a friend or an adornment in your home.
Applications have closed. Blacktown Short Film Festival is back for 2026! The fbi.radio award winning program is seeking short film proposals from western Sydney filmmakers.
Applications are closed. Calling all local artists and creatives! Have an arts and cultural project that you want to bring to life? The Blacktown City Creative Arts Fund is back for 2026!
To celebrate the 2026 NAIDOC Week's theme of '50 Years of Deadly' and also acknowledge local Elder Uncle Danny Eastwood’s profound impact on the arts, culture and community of Blacktown, the iconic Rainbow Serpent makes it journey across the Max Webber Library Windows.
We kick off 2026’s edition of Digital stories with Filipino-Australian local photographer and videographer, Justin Cueno.
The Blacktown Arts Digital Artist in Residence program invites an artist for a 3-month online residency to develop a digital artwork to be presented online.
Blacktown Arts invites emerging creatives from African and African-descended communities across western Sydney to apply for a paid mentorship with international Nigerian-American artist Victor Ehikhamenor.
Victor Ehikhamenor: Undoing the City, Making Home is a meditation on resistance, resilience, and cultural continuity when marginalized communities confront extraction, displacement, and gentrification.
Come make something strange, joyful and unexpected, and watch them come to life!