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Blacktown and Mount Druitt Hospital

Expansion Project Stage 2

Arts and Culture Program

2017 Progress Update

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Kaleidoscope | BMDH Project Stage 2 Arts and Cultural Plan Progress Report 2017 |

Kaleidoscope: Blacktown and Mount

Druitt Hospital Expansion Project (BMDH

Project) arts and culture plan, progress

update September 2017

Cover and page 3: artist impressions of

the new Blacktown Hospital acute

services building

BMDH Project

bmdhproject.health.nsw.gov.au

1800 155 102

[email protected]


How to read this plan

The Blacktown and Mount Druitt

Hospitals Expansion Project

(BMDH Project) will deliver new

services and facilities at

Blacktown Hospital and Mount

Druitt Hospital in western Sydney.

To make our facilities more

welcoming, we created a

comprehensive arts program to

help create more welcoming , less

institutional spaces which help

reduce anxiety, and promote

health, well-being and recovery.

Stage 1 of our project has now

won 13 national and international

awards, including an International

Academy for Design & Health

Academy Award for best use of art

in public and private spaces

(2017).

In stage 2, we are continuing the

success of our stage 1 projects

with an expanded arts and cultural

program called Kaleidoscope.

Kaleidoscope includes:

Architectural features

designed by our architects

Jacobs

A program of art developed

by the Health and Arts

Research Centre Inc (HARC) in

consultation with our

community

Donated works curated by

our arts team.

This is our story so far.

Some projects have progressed to

design stage, or to the point

where we have commissioned an

artist or work. Where images are

available , we have included them

in this plan.

Others projects still being

developed in consultation with our

staff, patients, carers and

community. To help bring the

concept to life, we have included

images or projects which inspired

the idea.

These images are for inspiration

only, to assist us with further

engagement and decision-making.

The final design or work will be

developed in partnership with the

stakeholders, including patients,

carers, doctors and nurses, artists

and our project team.

An updated arts and culture plan

will be issued at a later stage, with

more definitive concepts.

For more information, please

contact BMDH Project.

EMAIL | WSLHD-

[email protected]

TEL | 1800 155 102

NOTE: This is a living document.

Our arts and culture strategy is a

work-in-progress. The projects

will be updated as consultation

progresses.


BMDH Project stage 2

The multi-award-winning Blacktown and Mount

Druitt Hospitals (BMDH) Expansion Project is

changing the way we care for you.

It includes a major expansion of existing services to

meet increasing demand and the creation of new

services to reduce the need to travel out of the area

for treatment.

The project also includes new clinical technology and

a re-evaluation of how we’re delivering services so

our facilities can support the best contemporary

hospital care.

Stage 1 finished in May 2016 with the opening of the

clinical services building at Blacktown Hospital. Stage

2 is now underway at Mount Druitt Hospital and

Blacktown Hospital.

At Blacktown Hospital, stage 2 will create a new

hospital building in front of the existing buildings and

new facilities for:

Emergency and short stay beds and a new

psychiatric emergency care service

Intensive care unit

Eight new operating theatres

New purpose-built wards for expanded

birthing (with a well-ness model of care),

maternity, women’s health, and newborn

care

New paediatric service with dedicated

emergency department facilities, day stay and

inpatient facilities

Medical imaging, sterilising and non-clinical

support services expansion

Expanded haemodialysis unit for hospital

in-patients and a new regional dialysis centre

for day services, training and education

More parking.

At Mount Druitt, stage 2 projects include:

New Community Dialysis Centre

New Centre for Addiction Medicine

New MRI service

Expanded and enhanced surgical services with

one new digital theatre, pre-admission clinic,

recovery ward.

BMDH Project is already recognised internationally

for its community consultation and consumer

engagement , and our innovative and creative arts

projects are a significant part of our success.


Artist impressions Blacktown Hospital Stage 2

Staff and community

members at the rangoli

for the Sydney Sacred

Music Festival, 2016 -

Hospital Street,

Blacktown Hospital


Kaleidoscope arts and cultural plan

Our new stage 2 arts and cultural

program is called Kaleidoscope.

The arts and culture program was

established in 2012 to integrate

art with architecture and respond

to a growing body of research that

shows a correlation between

patient health and supportive

environments.

The purpose of program is to

create more welcoming , less

institutional spaces which help

reduce anxiety, and promote

health, well-being and recovery.

We also wanted our hospital to

reflect the culture and aspirations

of our local community.

Blacktown local government area

is one of the most culturally

diverse in Australia with a mixture

of long-established communities

and recent arrivals, and Australia’s

highest proportion of urban

Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander communities.

Kaleidoscope was selected as a

theme because it represents the

colourful, evolving and dynamic

nature of our hospital and local

community.

Kaleidoscopes are intricate,

beautiful, and ever-changing, but

they are also intriguing and

scientific, which reflects our

medical, research and learning

aspirations.

The coloured glass in a

kaleidoscope mirrors the coloured

glass and distinctive shapes which

form our building façade, and

kaleidoscopes give the holder the

power to influence the patterns or

outcomes - an approach we

honour through our consultation

and engagement strategy.

The kaleidoscope theme can be

creatively interpreted by artists

working on our project.

Consultation and community engagement

To develop the plan, the Health and

Arts Research Centre Inc (HARC) was

commissioned by Health

Infrastructure to consult with our

stakeholders and community.

To date, HARC has consulted with

more than 500 staff, patients, carers,

visitors, volunteers and community

members to inform the plan.

HARC’s research showed that there

was overwhelming support for the

arts created in stage 1, and planning

also revealed that all partner

organisations in stage 1 were proud

of their participation, and were

willing to continue their involvement

in stage 2.

The positive outcomes arising from

the arts program for stage 1

encourage a continuity of themes and

methodology for stage 2, whilst

maintaining a distinct identity for the

new areas.

This approach includes strengthening

partnerships, creating opportunities

for participation and community

cultural development and promotion

of health related themes through

creative activities.

HARC used a range of techniques and

strategies to engage with

communities.

Environmental design research

Focused interviews with users and

key stakeholders

Questionnaires and surveys

Observation of physical traces and

environmental behaviour

Collaborative meetings with BMDH

designers, planners, project

managers and staff.

Creative activities and storytelling

Creation of temporary artworks

involving local communities

Public arts and environmental

research.

HARC is still engaging with groups,

however the trends are strong and

should not change significantly.

Origami flowers from the Ten Thousand Paper Petals project

Kaleidoscope | BMDH Project Stage 2 Arts and Cultural Plan Progress Report 2017 | Page #

The recommendations from the

community consultation identified

three key findings.

Identity and sense of place

The BMDH arts and cultural program

helps create an identity for the hospital

and assist wayfinding.

Coming to hospital can be stressful,

even confronting for some people, so it

is vital to have a coherent environment

which supports the function and

identity of the hospital, and allows

visitors to fund their way confidently to

the correct destination.

The plan was designed to integrate

with the architecture and design of the

hospital and to create an aesthetically

pleasing environment with a sense of

place.

Engagement and sustainability

The program promotes connection

with users, local communities and

organisations.

It supports the development of new

partnerships, creating opportunities

for further engagement and ongoing

involvement.

Inspiration and innovation

The program seeks to respond to

users’ needs, provide access through

universal design, function as a catalyst

for healthy lifestyles and develop

family-friendly spaces.

Source: HARC Inc community consultation 2016-2017

500 people consulted to date 153 surveys

93% had not been involved in Stage 1 but had high awareness

of the successful art projects to date

Nature and colour were the most popular themes

Most people wanted art that reflected heritage

Waiting rooms and entry areas were a priority

People want art that reflects our multicultural community

and Aboriginal culture

More than half of people valued music, poetry and

performance as well as visual arts


Community consultation

Aboriginal Health Unit

lacktown Arts Centre

Blacktown Historical Society

Coolamoon Child Care

First Friday Poets Group,

Blacktown

Museum of Human Disease,

UNSW

Sydney Sacred Music Festival

SydWest Multicultural Services

Afghani Women’s Group,

Blacktown

African Women’s Group,

Blacktown

Arabic Speaking Group, Mount

Druitt

Glenwood Indian Women’s Group

Multicultural Women’s Group,

Tamil Women’s Group, Mount

Druitt

WASH House

Western Sydney University,

Centre for Sustainability

Western Sydney Woodworkers,

Lalor Park

Babbayn Aboriginal Corporation

The Shed

UNSW High Performance

Architecture (HPA) Research

Cluster

Rangoli project, Sydney Sacred Music Festival

In Progress

Mount Druitt Hospital and Blacktown Hospital


BMDH Photo competition

Artists: Various

Location:

Centre for Addiction Medicine,

Mount Druitt Hospital

Community Dialysis Centre, Mount

Druitt Hospital REF:3MD

Various locations, Blacktown

Hospital REF: Part of 11BTN

The BMDH Photo Competition invites staff, patients, carers, consumers, volunteers and

community members, local residents and workers to submit their photographs for use in our

new hospital facilities.

The 2014 and 2016 competitions provided a variety of works for the Clinical Services Building

corridors, cancer centre, rehabilitation gym and Building B.

In 2017 and 2018, images will be selected for framed works, wall prints or glass prints in our

stage 2 Mount Druitt Hospital projects, and for the future acute services building.

Framed or mural works will be installed after the building is completed in areas including

Emergency Department level 2

Perioperative Unit level 3

Maternity level 7

Intensive Care Unit level 5

Psychiatric Emergency Care Unit (PECC) level 2

2017 BMDH Photo

Competition murals by

Dinesh Subedi in MRI

(left) and Sunset

Hamilton Island by

Bernadette Khoury in

the Centre for Addiction

Medicine at Mount

Druitt Hospital.

See the 2017 gallery

here or scan the code

http://www.bmdhproject.health.nsw.gov.au/WWW_Blacktown/media/Media/Files/Arts/BMDHPhoto-Competition-Peoples-Choice-Awards-Winners-VOTE-NOW.pdf


Details from BMDH Photo Competition 2017, clockwise from top left: Shine by Josephine Yeung, Vibrant 2

and 4 by Emma Gomez, Proud Silk by Malcolm Cooke and Colour by Dinesh Subedi


Being and

belonging

photo

stories

Artist: Silia Cluff

Partners: HARC

LOCATION: Community Dialysis

Centre, Mount Druitt Hospital

meeting rooms, corridors, waiting

rooms, and staff and treatment

areas

Being and Belonging is an exciting, engaging, collaborative consumer-led arts project which

encourages patients to get more involved in their healthcare by expressing their experience

through art, and directly influencing their care environment.

The program uses photography and video to raise awareness of chronic renal disease and

improve quality of life, especially for young adults living with dialysis.

The program has delivered better patient outcomes by creating a more positive and

uplifting physical space which helps reduce tension, address isolation, alleviate boredom

and promote communication. Participation in the young adults support group has

significantly increased, which is critical to this group’s ongoing physical health and mental

well-being.

The project was extended to the new Community Dialysis Centre at Mount Druitt with four

new stories.

‘I have been on dialysis for ten years now. I work fulltime

at Westmead Hospital. Being on dialysis is a change in

lifestyle, you know sometimes you just can’t go about

things you used to do. It is time consuming, but I still

have time to do things and lead a normal life as much as

possible. I do dialysis on Saturday morning so I can go

out to the football or see friends on Saturday night.” Roy,

Blacktown Hospital dialysis patient. Photo Silia Cluff


Dialysis Stories


Mount Druitt Healing gardens

This project was a proposal of local

Aboriginal elders and was designed in

collaboration with Aboriginal artist Danny

Eastwood and Muru Mittigar Aboriginal

Cultural and Education Centre.

It creates a special garden for the Mount

Druitt Hospital Community Dialysis Centre

which can be shared by the nearby Palliative

Care Unit and the rest of the hospital.

Uncle Danny also collaborated with artist

Henryk Topolnicki, from Art Is An Option, to

create two sculptural seats.

The garden includes motifs designed by

Indigenous artists Uncle Danny Eastwood,

rendered into sculpture by artist Henryk

Topolnicki.

The seat and paving are surrounded by

traditional Aboriginal bush tucker, weaving

and healing plants which will create a rich

sensory and tactile garden experience for

patients, carers and staff.

A contemporary fire pit for smoking

ceremonies and celebrations is a central

features of the garden.

Artists: Uncle Danny Eastman,

Henryk Tolopnicki

Partner: HARC, Muru Mittagar

LOCATION: garden areas

adjacent to the Community

Dialysis Centre, Mount Druitt

Hospital

Mount Druitt Healing

Garden, August 2017,

showing the seats,

firepit and totem

details


Blacktown

B2Hub

ARTISTS: BuzzBoard by Henryk

Topolnickli, various works from 2017

BMDH Photo Competition

PARTNERS: HARC

LOCATION: Blacktown Hospital,

Building B level 2

COMPLTETED: May 2017

The B2Hub is a first for Australian hospitals - a purpose-built new activity-based working

unit for staff of Blacktown Hospital. The contemporary, IT-enabled unit accommodates

executive, nursing, medical and administrative staff.

Works for this unit include:

Photo mural

Framed photo competition works

Phone Booth

BuzzBoard staff noticeboard with bee theme (for the B2Hub)

Coloured magnetic glass writing board.


Forensic

Medical Unit

ARTISTS: WASH House

PARTNERS: WASH House and HARC

LOCATION: Blacktown Hospital,

Building B level 3

CURRENTLY: Underway

The Forensic Medical Unit is a refurbished area in our original

building which provides care, support and treatment following

sexual assault.

This works will be a calming, reassuring and welcoming artwork

which evokes the supportive care our team provides to all clients.

Images which evoke calm and care, like Invitation

to Walk (detail) by Marily Cintra, will be selected

for this area.

Proposed projects

Blacktown Hospital

circulation areas


Artways Artworks will be integrated into the outdoor areas around our

new acute services building, creating a sense of identity and

welcoming everyone to the hospital.

Artways will deliver three public artworks that are closely

connected:

Oases – artworks located in the main pedestrian axis rom

Panorama Parade to Blacktown Hospital main foyer. The

artworks will create stop/rest areas with the support of

sculptural elements. They will create interest, and a sense of

wonder - something unexpected in the landscape, a place to

sit perhaps, a place to come when taking a break or to rest

when in transit to and from the hospital.

Paving Features - designed paving details to create

continuity with internal design elements and reinforce

wayfinding and orientation.

Walking Distance Markers - artist-designed elements will

mark the walking distance in a walking circuit. This includes

the signage at the beginning of the walking circuit with

information about the length of the track and

encouragement signage every 100 metres and at the

end. The Markers will be part of the hospital’s planned

walking circuits and will promote an active lifestyle for staff,

and other users.

Artists: To be commissioned

Partners: HARC, UNSW High

Performance Architecture

(HPA) Research Cluster

Location: Blacktown Hospital,

Acute Services Building Village

Green main entry level 3,

ambulance bay and

courtyard

REF: 1BTN, 2BTN

Artist impression of the entry


Mosaic Mosaic works which were such a feature of the clinical

services building will also be part of the new acute services

building. Concepts will be developed as the project develops.

Artist: Malcolm Cooke

Partners: HARC

Location: Blacktown Hospital,

Acute Services Building Village

Green main entry level 3,

ambulance bay and

courtyard

REF: 1BTN, 2BTN

Artist impression of walkway and

detail of mosaic works from Stage 1


Sculptural shade structure

Sculptural structures which give the impression of movement will provide shade,

create a sense of fun and act as identity anchors for the new main entry and plaza.

An artist will work on the concept of a shade structure with stakeholders to deliver a

final design which is unique, enhances the building form and reflects our vibrant

identity.

A similar structure will also be located at the entry from the car park side of the

hospital to identify the secondary entry.

Light path

Inspiration

Actual works will be developed in conjunction with the

artist. Images: HARC

ARTIST: To be commissioned

PARTNER: HARC, UNSW High

Performance Architecture

(HPA) Research Cluster

LOCATION: Blacktown

Hospital, plaza level 3

REF: 3BTN


The Hubs Staff support areas

Our new acute services building will feature activity-based working for our medical,

nursing, allied health, administrative and support staff.

These areas provide contemporary new workspaces for staff and feature internal

staircases with decorative motifs to create connection between the levels and

promote health lifestyle choices (also known as walking!).

Surveys in our clinical services building show that staff are four times more likely to

use the stairs if they are correctly positioned, open and inviting. DESIGN: Jacobs

LOCATION: Blacktown

Hospital, Acute Services

Building levels 5, 6 and 7

Artist impression of the new acute services building activity-based working zone


The Lantern

There will be a cylinder of coloured glass known as the Lantern over the main

seating area.

This iconic structure will define the main entry area, provide a meeting point, assist

orientation, and create a visual connection with the stage 1 clinical services building.

Artist impression of Blacktown Hospital main entry

DESIGN: Jacobs

LOCATION: Blacktown

Hospital, Hospital Street main

entry level 3, 4

Proposed projects

Blacktown Hospital

Acute Services Building


Common

Ground

Aboriginal

Welcome

The Aboriginal Welcome will be developed with the assistance of the Aboriginal

Health Unit.

It will provide a traditional welcome to everyone at Blacktown Hospital, and honour

Aboriginal people and their diversity. The work will be developed with local artists

and may include earth or soil which has significance to local cultural groups.

ARTISTS: To be commissioned

PARTNERS: HARC

LOCATION: Blacktown


Building main entry level 3

REF: 4BTH

Artist impression of one of the arrival areas

of the hospital


Children's

ward, clinic

and

emergency

Stage 2 will includes a new paediatric ward, outpatients and children’s

emergency.

Our paediatric ward will be decorated with playful, colourful illustrations designed

to engage and delight both young children and adolescents.

An interactive wall will also add movement and interest to our unit.

Artists will be commissioned to complete this project with our stakeholders.

Works will include art for:

Paediatric emergency waiting, play area and staff station on level 2 in the

dedicated emergency department

Paediatric Ward play and reception area, treatment rooms , recreation and

patient rooms on level 8

Paediatric outpatient clinics on level 8.


LOCATION: Blacktown


Building level 2 emergency

and level 8 ward and clinic

REF: 13BTN


Children's ward bubble light tube

A sensory bubble light tube will decorate our children's ward on level 8.

The changing colours and bubbles will delight and distract children and

families and provide another fun element.


LOCATION: Blacktown


Building, Paediatric Ward,

level 8

Inspiration Sensory room

sensoryworldplaycentre.co.uk


Children's Ward Magical Forest

Themed like a Magical Forest, a mural and will provide an

interactive element, with children being photographed as part of

the mural.


ART: HARC

LOCATION: Blacktown


Building level 8

REF: 12BTN

Sparkle Therapy by Mount

Druitt Paediatric Ward

(from our 2017 BMDH

Photo Competition) evokes

the sense of magical fun

our new mural will bring

the paediatric ward at

Blacktown.

Kaleidoscope | BMDH Project Stage 2 Arts and Cultural Plan Progress Report 2017 | Artist impression of the courtyards


Building Courtyards

Intensive Care Unit Terrace, level 5

A concept will be developed for this area.

Birthing and Newborn Care Terrace, level 6 - MANY HANDS

Handmade pebbles created with local community members and a water feature

will create a soothing and welcoming outdoor space for our birth unit and newborn

care facility. This will be developed by HARC with staff, families and others related to

the unit.


PARTNERS: HARC - level 6, AW

EDWARDS

LOCATION: Blacktown


Building levels 5 and 6

REF: 7BTN, 9BTN


Newborn Care supportive environment

Special designs will be created by artists in response to requests from users for

natural motifs. Soft and subtle colours will create a sense of gentle movement to

counterbalance complex medical technology in our newborn care unit.

The works will be developed with users, consumers and artist (to be commissioned) to

create an atmosphere of comfort and calm.

Hospital concepts


PARTNERS: HARC

LOCATION: Blacktown


Building level 6

REF: 5BTN

Inspiration Artist impression of the Newborn

Care Unit

Inspirational artwork by Dinalie

Dabarera © Dinalie Dabarera


Birthing and Newborn Care welcome

A welcome wall in many languages will make visitors to level 6 Birthing and

Newborn Care feel part of our new hospital.

Hospital concepts


PARTNERS: HARC

LOCATION: Blacktown


Building level 6

REF: 6BTN

Inspiration


Weaving with tenderness

Hospital concepts


PARTNERS: HARC, SydWest

Multicultural Services

LOCATION: Blacktown


Building level 7

REF: 8BTN

A community arts project to create artworks for the corridors of

Maternity Unit.

Textiles have traditionally been an important part of women’s lives and

the birth of a child often means presenting special hand made works for

the new baby. This proposed series of works will be made with the

support of community groups and represent the transition from

traditional to contemporary. The work will speak about different cultures,

patterns, and colours to enliven entry to Maternity, as well as patient and

visitors lounges.

The final works will be paintings inspired by traditional weaving and

textiles developed by the community participants.

Inspiration Various textiles


The Art of waiting


PARTNERS: HARC

LOCATION: Blacktown


Building levels 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8

Mixed media and framed paintings will be displayed in our waiting

areas for:

Emergency main waiting level 2

Perioperative waiting level 3

Intensive Care waiting level 5

Maternity level 7

Paediatric Ward and Women’s Health Ward waiting level 8

Artist impression of a waiting area, level 6


Colours of LOVE

Hospital concepts

DESIGN: BMDH Fundraising

LOCATION: Blacktown Hospital

Acute Services Building

Maternity Ward level 8

A new fundraising project at Blacktown will help create a decorative wall

display in our new maternity ward, as well as raising money to help pay

for the little extras that make patients feel more comfortable in hospital.

Called Colours of Love, parents and families can buy a small disc with their

child’s name. The plaque will be displayed in our hospital for a year, then

returned to the family as a keepsake.

Colours of Love will

celebrate our babies

and their families.


Donated works

The project is accepting suitable donated works from artists.

Our thanks to the following:

Aboriginal artwork donated by Uncle Danny Eastwood for

Mount Druitt Community Renal Dialysis.

Paintings by Valda Montgomery, location to be confirmed.

Renal social worker Beena Sewlal with Uncle Danny Eastman’s work


Partnerships and Sponsorships in

development

Baabayan Aboriginal Corporation

Blacktown Arts Centre

Blacktown Historical Society

Coolamoon Child Care

Evans High School

First Friday Poets Group, Blacktown

Museum of Human Disease, UNSW in

development

Sydney Sacred Music Festival

SydWest Multicultural Services

Afghani Women’s Group, Blacktown

African Women’s Group, Blacktown

Arabic Speaking Group, Mount Druitt

Glenwood Indian Women’s Group

Multicultural Women’s Group

Tamil Women’s Group, Mount Druitt

The Men’s Shed, Everton

UNSW High Performance Architecture (HPA)

Research Cluster

University of Technology Sydney

WASH House

UNSW HPA students on a site

visit with Blacktown Council to

research the impact of heat on

the built environment and

walkability, 2017

Kaleidoscope | BMDH Project Stage 2 Arts and Cultural Plan Progress Report 2017 | Page # Untitled by Stephen Douglas (detail), 2017 BMDH Photo Competition


Blacktown Hospital floor plans

Emergency Dept waiting and treatment areas

Paediatric Emergency

Hospital Street Lantern

Entry and waiting areas

Perioperative waiting areas

Village Green sunshades, terraces

and mosaic works

Paediatric ward, clinic and courtyards

Tree of Life work

Maternity waiting

Intensive Care courtyard, waiting

Birthing and Newborn Care courtyards,

waiting, Weaving with Tenderness


Contact us

Arts and culture program team

Health and Arts Research Centre (HARC) Inc

Marily Cintra

PO Box 4048 RNSH, ST LEONARDS NSW 2065

T | 0414 944 991

E | [email protected]

BMDH Project

The Kaleidoscope arts and culture plan and its

programs are part of the Blacktown and Mount

Druitt Hospital Expansion Project (BMDH

Project) Stage 2

W | bmdhproject.health.nsw.gov.au


T | 1800 155 102

Arts and Culture Committee

Our arts and culture committee includes staff,

consumer, community, local council and arts

representatives. For information please contact

BMDH Project.

Fundraising and events

To donate, support our programs, or discuss donation of your artwork, please contact”

Sonia Hollands

Fundraising and Events Manager

Blacktown and Mount Druitt Hospitals

MOB | 0429 413 194


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BACK COVER, CLOCKWISE FROM

TOP:

View of the Healing Garden at

Mount Druitt

BMDH Photo Competition 2017 -

Sparkle Therapy by Mount Druitt

Paediatric Ward

Bees on Scottish Thistle by Terry

Freeman

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Kaleidoscope | BMDH Project Stage 2 Arts and Cultural Plan Progress Report 2017 | Page # Pure Joy by Geneveive Farrar (detail), 2017 BMDH Photo Competition

“This program is about more

than the art we see hanging on

the walls. It’s about designing

spaces for the people who are

going to be within those

buildings, who will move and

interact with those spaces. Art

makes them less stressful

places.”

SAM SANGSTER

CHIEF EXECUTIVE

HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE.

kale idoscope

Blacktown and Mount Druitt Hospital

Expansion Project Stage 2

Arts and Culture Program

2017 Progress Update

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