art
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Artists in the frame at Werribee
Artworks by more than 35 artists who have a disability or mental illness are being displayed as part of an exhibition at Pacific Werribee. The…
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Winter Street Party hots up in Werribee
Thousands of people flocked to Werribee’s CBD for the annual Winter Street Party on Friday. Wyndham’s tourism and major event portfolio holder Cr John Gibbons…
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Artwork is a bold statement
An artwork by Point Cook resident Anindita Banerjee has been selected to feature in an interstate exhibition. Banerjee said her piece, titled FADE, reflected on…
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Crafty cafe is not just for kids
A close-knit group of women run the Craft and Caffeine cafe in Hoppers Crossing, where colourful crochet and other creative items abound. Mother Bianca Hosemans…
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Big tip for art show
Wyndham council has dumped more than $26,000 of ratepayers money into an exhibition celebrating the Werribee tip. The funds included $11,739 for one artist, Steven…
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A warming house party unveiled
For the past 12 years, a heritage house located in a small country town has been at the centre of an art project started by…
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Students get to work on Palmers Road mural
A group of Point Cook Senior College students are gearing up to create a mural along the Palmers Road noise barrier. Seven year 12 VCAL…
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Referendum exhibition comes to Werribee
If the 1967 referendum to include Aboriginal people in the constitution were held today, would the overwhelming vote still be yes? Professor Brian Martin is…
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Work is state of the art
Point Cook woman Anindita Banerjee made a bold life decision when she left a career in the IT industry to become a professional artist. Bannerjee,…
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MY WYNDHAM: Kiran Aslam
Kiran Aslam, a henna tattooing artist who lives in Tarneit, says she enjoys the creative expression her art form offers. The 27-year-old talks to Wyndham Star Weekly:…
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A new path to discover art
When Cindy Chong started drawing chalk pictures on paths and at playgrounds around Point Cook, she had no idea her artwork would charm an entire…
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Moving win for Wyndham prize
Images of passengers aboard a moving train have won the annual Wyndham Art Prize competition. Sydney artist Tina Barahanos has won $10,000 in prize money for…
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