First Nations artists were engaged to develop site-specific public artworks at the new facilities across Wyndham opened in 2024, including Bembit Bag-rook Community Centre, Koomail Tardy Community

Wyndham City commissions public art throughout the community to enhance urban spaces, spark conversations, challenge perspectives, and reflect the community’s identity and values.

Wyndham City delivers temporary and ephemeral public art projects from time to time.

Wyndham’s Public Art & Collections Policy aspires to deliver dynamic contemporary public art to its diverse communities in a creative celebration of place, culture, and environment.

Wyndham City Council has formally adopted its 10-Year Public Art Plan which aims to support the development of an ambitious world class public art program and collection for the coming decade.

Welcome to Wings of the West – a colourful trail of bird art popping up in shopping spots and activity centres across Wyndham!

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.

After our long lockdowns, Wyndham bloomed again on Saturday 30 October 2021 with well-earned easing of restrictions in the spring air.

Faces of Wyndham was a portrait exhibition that celebrated the extraordinary diversity of people who called Wyndham home.