Current Public Art Installations

Wyndham City's Light Box Program commissions artists for a temporary public art exhibition at Manor Lakes Library, Point Cook Library and Arndell Park Community Centre.

Along the windows at the south entrance to Werribee Train Station is the temporary artwork Revisitation and return by Yorta Yorta artist Peta Clancy.

A new mural titled ‘Wings Over Saltwater Wetlands’ at Saltwater Swim School, Point Cook, is created by local artist Sasha Heath, also known as Hellotomato.

Peter Waples-Crowe’s presentation Affirm situates itself within the architecture of Station Place, specifically the expansive window-based architrave and south entrance to the subterranean hub of Werribee Train Station.

Large-scale Mural Artwork on the Hunter Building, 22 Synnot St, Werribee. (Image credit: photographer Matthew Slocum)

‘Voice of the Land, Voice of the People, Voice of our Heart, Voice of Mother – Mother Tongue’ – Dr Vicki Couzens

David Lee Pereira is a practicing visual artist whose paintings and large-scale public installations delve into the fluidity of gender, sexuality, and identity, exploring these through the recurrin

On the exterior walls of Penrose Promenade Community Centre in Tarneit are murals titled Threads of Belonging and Whispers of the Land, by local artist Camila Paz.

Location: Boardwalk Boulevard Wetlands, Main Street, Point Cook

Acquired by: Developer Initiative

About the Artwork:

Narrarrang Ngarri is a 50-metre-long suspended artwork, created by Wadawurrung artist Kait James.