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Public Art in Campbelltown

Campbelltown has a long history of cultivating talented artists and celebrating the creativity and vibrancy of our city’s multicultural community.

Vibrant art on display

Public spaces across Queen Street have been brought to life with the installation of murals throughout the streetscape.

Featuring acclaimed artists with strong connections to South West Sydney, alongside a unique multi-disciplinary approach to commissioning, we are establishing iconic, one-of-a-kind spaces that speak to the values of the Campbelltown community by telling stories of diversity, resilience and connection.

You can check out the public art and murals on display by:

Three Mobs 2022 by Jason Wing

‘Three Mobs’ 2022 by Jason Wing, located at 7-Eleven, corner of Queen Street and Dumaresq Street, Campbelltown celebrates the diversity of people across the Macarthur region, represented by an entanglement of rainbow serpents.

Raw Undoings 2022 by Danielle Mate

'Raw Undoings' 2022 by Danielle Mate, located at Carberry Lane, Campbelltown is an abstract perspective of Country with a focus on the deep crevices within the landscape.

Spinning the Fire Sutra I 2022 by Savanhdary Vongpoothorn

‘Spinning the Fire Sutra I’ 2022 by Savanhdary Vongpoothorn, located at Anzac Lane, Campbelltown is based on the Buddhist fire sermon of the same name.

Breathing Life 2022 by Victoria Garcia and Bayvick Lawrance

‘Breathing Life / Bula ni Cegu / Paghinga ng Buhay’ 2022 by Victoria Garcia and Bayvick Lawrance, located at Patrick Street, Campbelltown, is a celebration of Campbelltown’s thriving Pacific community.

Forum Q 2021 by Feras Shaheen

‘Forum Q’ 2021 by Feras Shaheen, is a creative space on Lithgow Street, Campbelltown for people to gather, train, and create. The space functions based on your interaction.

Ingleburn Mural 2023 by Luke Tekn

A colourful mural painted by Luke Tekn is brightening up the Ingleburn CBD. Located corner of Macquarie and Oxford Roads the artwork represents the balance in Ingleburn’s ongoing growth and development.

The Standout 2012 by Blak Douglas

‘The Standout’ 2012 by Blak Douglas, located at Lithgow Mall, Campbelltown pays homage to the Dharawal Dreamtime Story of the ‘Seven Eucalypts’, and Douglas’ previous photographic series of deceased gums standing alone within landscapes and casting shadows within urban facades.

All artworks have been created in collaboration with local businesses and property owners and were funded by the NSW Government Festival of Place grant program and the CBD Revitalisation Program grant.

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