Youth Public Art Projects

Camden Council has a commitment to youth public art, with projects recently completed in public spaces, community and youth facilities and streetscapes in Currans Hill, Harrington Park, Narellan Library and Kirkham Skate Park. Camden Council aims to promote and coordinate the integration of design and public art into the built and natural environments. Public art provides an opportunity for expressing community and cultural identity through developing, preserving and celebrating Camden's history and cultural heritage.

Please click on the projects below to see more: 

Current

Camden Kerbside Exhibition - Camden Heritage

Busking in Camden LGA

Artist of the Month

SPOTLITE Youth Night

Art After School

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Past

Youth Participation Public Art Program - Something to Say

Threatened Species Art and Writing Competition Workshops

Kirkham Skate Park - Completed by Silly Pear (Charlie Nivison)

Hitching Post Exhibition (Camden Library)

Graffiti Management Grant - Nugget Beames Reserve

Camden Shorts – Festival of Young Creatives 2024

Rotary Park, Camden South (Wall and Services Box) - Completed by PHIBS (Tim DeHaan)

Harrington Park Basketball Court - Harrington Park Community Centre - Completed by PHIBS (Tim DeHaan)

Currans Hill Community Centre - Completed by Danielle Mate Sullivan (DJMate)

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More Cultural Development and Arts programs

 Further art opportunities for Camden's Youth include Council’s Youth Participation Public Art Program Something to Say which engages young emerging artists from ages 12 to 24. You can view even more programs for youth here.