The Gallery

See Wulugul Walk at Crown Sydney transformed into a stunning visual gallery of light projections featuring First Nations and emerging local artists from Western Sydney.

Artworks have been created by Solid Ground Program participants from Evans High School Blacktown, Chifley College Dunheved Campus, Chifley College Bidwill Campus and the Baabayn Aboriginal Corporation ‘Young Mums and Bubs’ group. The collated designs reflect community and show a diversity of techniques, compositions and styles.

A spectrum of colour and ever-changing animation effects cover the darkened landscape, working in harmony to create an immersive, expansive gallery of light. Be entranced as light constantly morphs, evolves and reinvents part of Wulugul Walk.

Presented in partnership with Crown Sydney, Carriageworks, Blacktown Arts owned and operated by Blacktown City Council and the Solid Ground Program.

Solid Ground is an initiative of Carriageworks and Blacktown Arts which is owned and operated by Blacktown City Council and provides education, training and employment pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth in Redfern and Western Sydney. The program includes three key strands: a First Nations Mentoring Program at select secondary schools, a Tertiary Skills Program and paid Internships. Solid Ground is supported by The Australian Government, The Crown Resorts Foundation, The Packer Family Foundation and the Tony Foundation.

Artists

Evans High School (PDF)
Chifley College Bidwill Campus (PDF)
Chifley College Dunheved Campus (PDF)
Baabayn Corporation Young Mums Group (PDF)