National Art School 156 Forbes St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010

National Art School





78 Reviews
  • Tuesday9 am–5 pm
  • Wednesday9 am–5 pm
  • Thursday9 am–10 pm
  • Friday9 am–5 pm
  • Saturday10 am–5 pm
  • SundayClosed
  • Monday9 am–5 pm




National Art School 156 Forbes St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010




About the Business

National Art School | NAS | The National Art School is on Gadigal land in Darlinghurst, Sydney, with its inner-city campus on the heritage-listed site of the former Darlinghurst Gaol.

Contacts

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+61293398744
156 Forbes St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010

Hours

  • Tuesday9 am–5 pm
  • Wednesday9 am–5 pm
  • Thursday9 am–10 pm
  • Friday9 am–5 pm
  • Saturday10 am–5 pm
  • SundayClosed
  • Monday9 am–5 pm

Features

  • Wheelchair-accessible car park
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Online classes




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Ronaldo Aquino
18.10.2023
National Art School
Great showcase of up and coming artists..
Jens
17.10.2023
National Art School
This school has some wonderful ghost stories, and it is very near to gay clubs, which is very nice and artists can come anytime to have fun, here are some library photos with stonewall riot history xx
Kathryn Bendall
15.10.2023
National Art School
Joined organised walking tour through the old Darlinghurst Goal ( now the National Art School) snd it was 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 took 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. It was amazing. Educational and bizarrely entertaining . Highly recommended. Book through The National Art School.
Steve Melissa Grantham
16.09.2023
National Art School
Turns out I have a talent for crying and making a mess of things, which works well in the world of abstract art, but not so much in the day to day of living. So what am I good at? I don't know, not pharmacy, not much of anything, really. Being myself, I'm good at that. Is that useful? Perhaps not for the pragmatic, or the ones who would perpetually lie to me. You need a job, they would say. You need a job! But what good is a job if you hate it every day, and the people who made you do it, you hate them too? For the lies, the encumbrances, the back handed misdirections - I paint for them whenever I lease myself the opportunity. And I enjoy it, almost every time. Making a career of painting, though, pretty hard I'd reckon but what I've had to do for my career up untill this point has been pretty hard anyway, so there's that. Hugely ironic that the school occupies what once was a gaol, and thoughts of malice and malcontent are matched by creativity and self expression in peculiar quirks. My first art class proper at 49! The more I do the more I realize I know nothing, know that I've somehow attempted much of it before and will no doubt continue on with my unusual ways. Only now am I learning why. Once again, dear friends, into the fray, lead on, lead on!(Also, who knew they made all graphite pencils? NO SHARPENING REQUIRED)
Rodney Masters
19.08.2023
National Art School
Stunning buildings enjoyed the displays
Katika Schultz
17.08.2023
National Art School
An amazing hideout oasis, a beautiful gallery with a lift, destination art shop and a Cafe to top it off. Make sure you check out if there is an exhibition happening in the drawing gallery and the Hoff space.
Edmund
13.08.2023
National Art School
Several art exhibitions are on, free to the public. Several buildings hold various exhibitions. Its worth a visit!
Tim Suh
05.08.2023
National Art School
Great place to go to full of good and beautiful art.Also if you want you pay for some go to the main gallery.
Vivek Krishan
21.07.2023
National Art School
A very informative tour organised by the HHT took us inside all the buildings and a view of the archives as well as a fascinating history of the buildings and of all its past avatars before it became the NAS in 2005.

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National Art School