We look forward to welcoming you back in 2022, feeling energised and excited to connect communities through impactful art.

Steven was successful in receiving funding from the State Trustees Australia Foundation – Community Inclusion program, which supported the development of his debut solo exhibition ‘BOLD’.

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

Brook generously donated the distinctive black and white design, created specifically for the site.

Reaching across geographies, histories and time zones, Tidal Volume is a unique digital residency exploring sound.

On the advice from our Indigenous Advisory Group, we are no longer facilitating cultural competency training for non-Indigenous workers.

Emma Coulter is a Macedon-based visual artist whose practice considers the intersection between painting, architecture and urban space.

A hand-engraved core sample titled ‘And this, too, shall pass’ has been awarded the $10,000 Footscray Art Prize 2021.

Cafe Foods by Jayde Houareau Cafe Foods is a series of eight paintings of delectable foods and drinks, produced by local visual artist and painter Jayde Houareau.

Artist in Focus Zhang Xiaoan Zhang Xiaoan is a writer and director hailing from Xinjiang, China, currently based in Melbourne.

Students in Focus Daisy McMillan and Emilia Ambrogio 2020 has been a year of trials, tribulations, small wins and big losses.

After 259 days of closure, we are excited to open our doors from Friday 4 December 2020.

Our beloved heritage Henderson House has received a much-needed and eagerly anticipated renovation.

For many Melbournians, finding ways to shake up the exercise routine or step away from the screen during COVID is important.

Footscray Community Arts is excited to announce a new addition to its creative hub in Footscray.

Vale Paddy Garritty Melbourne and the West owes so much to Paddy.

State Trustees Australia Foundation has allocated $20,000 to Footscray Community Arts as part of an inclusion grant.

The sustainability campaign, dubbed ‘Turn the Lights On’ has reduced our carbon footprint by 100 tonnes.

The unfolding COVID-19 crisis is presenting a monumental challenge to the livelihoods and practices of artists and creatives.