A decade of groundbreaking work from queer Polynesian artist collective FAFSWAG.

MGS Architects and Simone Bliss Landscape Architects have been appointed to convert our much-loved bluestone amphitheatre into a space for higher quality outdoor experiences.

Presented by The Blue Cabin Floating Artist Residency and Footscray Community Arts, artists Atheana Picha (CAN) and Tarryn Love (AUS) will trade places for a pair of 6-week residencies.

Jeevika is a multimedia & communications specialist and video/projection artist who uses digital storytelling to explore identity and belonging.

Footscray Community Arts is excited to announce the appointment of Bec Cole as the new Co-CEO / Executive Director.

Can I apply for both the Saison Foundation Exchange and the Blue Cabin Exchange residencies?Yes – but you will need to state your preference as you cannot attend both.

Can I apply for both the Saison Foundation Exchange and the Blue Cabin Exchange residencies?Yes – but you will need to state your preference as you cannot attend both.

Our inaugural Executive Director Robyn Gawenda will be stepping down in February 2023.

Footscray Community Arts is pleased to be named as the official arts partner of the New Footscray Hospital Project to help improve the health and wellbeing of patients, staff and visitors.

Footscray Community Arts announces next exhibition What I Wish I’d Told You by Claire Bridge and Chelle Destefano.

A self-described engagement artist, Hannah sees herself as a storyteller that primarily explores and questions artistic interactions and lived experiences.

In this international exchange, Indigenous artists and Elders present contemporary versions of the Australian-Aboriginal possum skin cloak and the North American-Aboriginal buffalo robe.

Gathering, making and yarning are key practices that uphold First Nations values of sharing stories, building connections, healing and community care.

The true story of the first Aboriginal filmmaker William Bill Onus.

Tidal Volume is a sound-based digital exchange featuring Indigenous artists from Melbourne, Australia and Vancouver, Canada.

Tidal Volume was designed as a ‘call and response’ digital residency.

Explore Public Art Our precinct is home to many large-scale public artworks.

About the Program Tidal Volume is ‘call and response’ residency for Indigenous culture-bearers to experiment with sound, song, language, spoken word and text to connect across distance.