Blog and resources

Latest posts

Featured Image
Hi all, Winter has been a big, busy, and warm time in the CuriousWorks world. Our team recently expanded with William Uy Vu Le joining …
August 31, 2026
Featured Image
How do you build a more relevant, equitable, sustainable and future-focused arts culture? You invest time and money in the people; and you create …
August 18, 2026
Featured Image
Hi all, With winter coming around the corner, let’s grab a warm cuppa and reflect on autumn. From publishing our 2025 Annual Report to welcoming the HOLDING SPACE 2026 …
June 1, 2026
Featured Image
The CuriousWorks team welcomes William Uy Vu Le as our 2026 Createability Intern! Profoundly d/Deaf, William Uy Vu Le is an experienced multifaceted writer, …
June 1, 2026
Featured Image
Please give a warm welcome to the 20 artists, who have been selected for the HOLDING SPACE 2026 – Rituals of Reciprocity – Land and Water …
May 18, 2026
Featured Image
Our 2025 annual report is live. Scroll down for a snapshot of our programs and click this link for the full report. “CuriousWorks, like …
April 29, 2026
Featured Image
The CuriousWorks team welcomes Kumari Abeydeera as our new Community Arts Senior Creative Producer! Kumari Abeydeera brings over two decades experience at the interstices …
March 15, 2026
Featured Image
Miranda Aguilar is a Creative Producer at CuriousWorks, running programs like Everything is Writing, Future Culture, Testing Grounds, Fetch Quest, and more. Here, they share their …
February 3, 2026

Contact

Contact us here

Find us at:
Fairfield City HQ
17 Kenyon St,
Fairfield, NSW, 2165,
Australia

Mail us at:
PO Box 112,
Liverpool, NSW, 1871,
Australia

View our visual story to know exactly how to find us

02 9602 9568

ABN 49 717 992 269

Donate

Your generosity enables us to nurture the ideas and potential of art makers and future cultural leaders from Western Sydney.

Donate here

Subscribe to our newsletter

Always Was, Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land.

Our office is located on Darug land at Fairfield City HQ. We would like to acknowledge the Cabrogal Clan of the Darug Nation, the traditional custodians of the land. Our work takes us across Darug, Dharawal and Eora lands. Sovereignty was never ceded.