Safer Cities: Her Way
Safer Cities: Her Way is part of an important state-wide initiative to rethink and redesign public spaces.
Public Art
Public Art
Our City’s public art is a dynamic expression of Blacktown’s culture, identity and place.
We bring together the creative work of visual artists, craftspeople, designers, makers, and performance artists, to make temporary and permanent art accessible and visible across the City.
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Timeflows
Timeflows considers this part of Ngurra (Dharug Country) in terms of durational landform change and long-term inhabitation by First Nations people.
Windows to Riverstone
Artists Jan Cleveringa and Rosalind Stanley were commissioned to create murals in Marketown Riverstone. The artists consulted with Darug artist Leanne Watson for input in the designs with Darug symbology.
Smart Bins
Blacktown Arts and Blacktown City Council have installed 17 new vibrant bins throughout the Blacktown LGA featuring artworks by Aunty Edna Watson, Uncle Danny Eastwood and Jamie Eastwood, Karen Maber, Patrice Wills and more.
It’s Our Thing: Part III
Laneways in Blacktown are being transformed with street art in It’s Our Thing Part III.
Domestic and Family Violence Memorial Garden Sculpture
Take time to gather and reflect at Blacktown City’s first Domestic and Family Violence Memorial Garden.
Riverstone Youth Precinct mural commission
Blacktown City Council has commissioned local Western Sydney artist Cameron Marbus to design and paint new murals to express the vibrancy and energy of the Riverstone youth precinct in Riverstone Park.
Artybald in the City
Blacktown City recognises the importance of public art in contributing to a vibrant, inclusive and resilient community.
I Talk Through My Art and My Art Talks Through Me
Blacktown City recognises the importance of public art in contributing to a vibrant, inclusive and resilient community.
