The wall facing the car park at the BHCAC has been painted with some amazing street art. The artwork visually connects the BHCAC car park to the building on the other side of Combarton Street.
The Water Project was a collaborative exhibition between Box Hill Community Arts Centre and Afalyca Art Centre in Timor-Leste that explored people’s relationship to the precious resource that is water.
Spring Festival is back in 2026! Make sure to save the date and join us for a day of community, creativity and connection.
Planning is already underway, with the full program to be announced closer to the event.
A Matsudo street art project has been completed with artwork being painted on the eastern wall of the Box Hill Town Hall – Bank Street end, near the multicultural community hub.
The artist was international street artist ‘LucyLucy’.
Creative Whitehorse is lucky to have a diverse range of artists who teach our classes and workshops. Each of our tutors bring their own approach to both creating and teaching art, which is why we are able to create classes to suit nearly everybody.
The Whitehorse Artspace opened in 2007 and is home to the Whitehorse Art Collection, a collection which contains more than 1700 works.
This work was purchased for the Whitehorse Art Collection in 2007 and is one of just two works by Australian artist Mary Tonkin in the Whitehorse Collection.
Frederick McCubbin, a baker’s son, was born in Melbourne in 1885.