december, 2022

Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the fascinating history of the site and exposing dark, hidden corners.
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Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the fascinating history of the site and exposing dark, hidden corners.
Tours meet at the Forbes Street entrance
The site of the former Darlinghurst Gaol and the National Art School is one of Australia’s oldest and best-preserved examples of colonial sandstone architecture, which over the last two centuries has transformed from a place of abject misery to one of Australia’s premier art institutes. According to legend, the building is haunted by the restless ghosts of some of the 76 people including bushrangers, the ‘demon dentist’ and men and women who were executed at the gaol’s gallows.
Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the site’s fascinating history and exposing the dark, hidden corners that aren’t usually open for public access.
Led by an expert historical guide, the tour takes approximately ninety minutes and includes the historic Cell Block Theatre, the Chapel, the old Governor’s residence, the morgue, the tunnel which was used to process and delouse prisoners and the site of the former gallows.
Maximum 20 participants. Tours include rough, uneven surfaces and stairs. Tours will proceed except in the case of extreme weather. Access to all buildings will be subject to availability on the day of the tour.
For group bookings/queries please contact by email at [email protected] or phone: 02 9339 8744
The group discount price for Gaol Tours is $20 for a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 20 and those under 16 are free of charge.
(Saturday) 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
National Art School
Forbes Street

Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the fascinating history of the site and exposing dark, hidden corners.
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Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the fascinating history of the site and exposing dark, hidden corners.
Tours meet at the Forbes Street entrance
The site of the former Darlinghurst Gaol and the National Art School is one of Australia’s oldest and best-preserved examples of colonial sandstone architecture, which over the last two centuries has transformed from a place of abject misery to one of Australia’s premier art institutes. According to legend, the building is haunted by the restless ghosts of some of the 76 people including bushrangers, the ‘demon dentist’ and men and women who were executed at the gaol’s gallows.
Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the site’s fascinating history and exposing the dark, hidden corners that aren’t usually open for public access.
Led by an expert historical guide, the tour takes approximately ninety minutes and includes the historic Cell Block Theatre, the Chapel, the old Governor’s residence, the morgue, the tunnel which was used to process and delouse prisoners and the site of the former gallows.
Maximum 20 participants. Tours include rough, uneven surfaces and stairs. Tours will proceed except in the case of extreme weather. Access to all buildings will be subject to availability on the day of the tour.
For group bookings/queries please contact by email at [email protected] or phone: 02 9339 8744
The group discount price for Gaol Tours is $20 for a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 20 and those under 16 are free of charge.
(Saturday) 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
National Art School
Forbes Street
08dec6:00 pm10:00 pmThe Grad Show 2022 Opening Night

Susan Rothwell AM, Chair, National Art School Board of Directors and Steven Alderton, Director and CEO, warmly invite you and your guest to attend the GRAD SHOW OPENING NIGHT 6-10pm Thursday 8 December
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Susan Rothwell AM, Chair, National Art School Board of Directors and Steven Alderton, Director and CEO, warmly invite you and your guest to attend the
GRAD SHOW OPENING NIGHT
6-10pm
Thursday 8 December 2022 at the NAS Galleries
RSVP ESSENTIAL: Click here to RSVP via Eventbrite
Please join us at the official opening of the Postgrad show as we celebrate the achievements of our Bachelor of Fine Art students, with new art from new artists on show throughout the iconic NAS campus.
Visit NAS Galleries, the Rayner Hoff Project Space, The Drawing Gallery and open studios to experience fresh, progressive and bold artworks from our talented postgraduates of 2022 – the leading generations of Australian artists.
(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
NAS Gallery
Forbes Street
09dec(dec 9)11:00 am18(dec 18)5:00 pmThe Grad Show 2022

GRAD SHOW EXHIBITION 11am-5pm Friday 9 December - Sunday 18 December 2022 NAS Galleries Please join us at the Postgrad show as we celebrate the achievements of our Bachelor of Fine Art students, with
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GRAD SHOW EXHIBITION
11am-5pm
Friday 9 December – Sunday 18 December 2022
NAS Galleries
Please join us at the Postgrad show as we celebrate the achievements of our Bachelor of Fine Art students, with new art from new artists on show throughout the iconic NAS campus.
Visit NAS Galleries, the Rayner Hoff Project Space, The Drawing Gallery and open studios to experience fresh, progressive and bold artworks from our talented postgraduates of 2022 – the leading generations of Australian artists.
9 (Friday) 11:00 am - 18 (Sunday) 5:00 pm
NAS Gallery
Forbes Street

Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the fascinating history of the site and exposing dark, hidden corners.
more
Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the fascinating history of the site and exposing dark, hidden corners.
Tours meet at the Forbes Street entrance
The site of the former Darlinghurst Gaol and the National Art School is one of Australia’s oldest and best-preserved examples of colonial sandstone architecture, which over the last two centuries has transformed from a place of abject misery to one of Australia’s premier art institutes. According to legend, the building is haunted by the restless ghosts of some of the 76 people including bushrangers, the ‘demon dentist’ and men and women who were executed at the gaol’s gallows.
Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the site’s fascinating history and exposing the dark, hidden corners that aren’t usually open for public access.
Led by an expert historical guide, the tour takes approximately ninety minutes and includes the historic Cell Block Theatre, the Chapel, the old Governor’s residence, the morgue, the tunnel which was used to process and delouse prisoners and the site of the former gallows.
Maximum 20 participants. Tours include rough, uneven surfaces and stairs. Tours will proceed except in the case of extreme weather. Access to all buildings will be subject to availability on the day of the tour.
For group bookings/queries please contact by email at [email protected] or phone: 02 9339 8744
The group discount price for Gaol Tours is $20 for a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 20 and those under 16 are free of charge.
(Saturday) 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
National Art School
Forbes Street

Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the fascinating history of the site and exposing dark, hidden corners.
more
Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the fascinating history of the site and exposing dark, hidden corners.
Tours meet at the Forbes Street entrance
The site of the former Darlinghurst Gaol and the National Art School is one of Australia’s oldest and best-preserved examples of colonial sandstone architecture, which over the last two centuries has transformed from a place of abject misery to one of Australia’s premier art institutes. According to legend, the building is haunted by the restless ghosts of some of the 76 people including bushrangers, the ‘demon dentist’ and men and women who were executed at the gaol’s gallows.
Join us for a lively historical tour, shedding light on the site’s fascinating history and exposing the dark, hidden corners that aren’t usually open for public access.
Led by an expert historical guide, the tour takes approximately ninety minutes and includes the historic Cell Block Theatre, the Chapel, the old Governor’s residence, the morgue, the tunnel which was used to process and delouse prisoners and the site of the former gallows.
Maximum 20 participants. Tours include rough, uneven surfaces and stairs. Tours will proceed except in the case of extreme weather. Access to all buildings will be subject to availability on the day of the tour.
For group bookings/queries please contact by email at [email protected] or phone: 02 9339 8744
The group discount price for Gaol Tours is $20 for a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 20 and those under 16 are free of charge.
(Saturday) 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
National Art School
Forbes Street



