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As the site of Darlinghurst Gaol, home to some of Australia’s most notorious bush rangers celebrates 200 years, NAS will immerse our Art Adventurers in the history and folklore of our outlaw heroes.

NAS invites Young Creatives to make their own mark in the beginning of a new chapter in the 100-year history of the school, a gaol reimagined as a home for artistic access for the community, freedom and expression of art.

oung Creatives workshops enable students aged 13–16 to extend and challenge their knowledge, skills and understanding of art-making through in-depth conceptual and technical study.

Art Adventurers presents workshops for students aged 9–12 to build on their ideas and understanding of the art world.

Mini-Makers offers students aged 6–8 years of age an opportunity to start their art-making journey using a variety of different art-making materials and techniques.

The National Art School’s Future Makers Programs provide young people aged 6–16 with opportunities to engage with artists, art-making and other forms of creative production on site at NAS. Structured on-campus and online workshops form the foundation of the school holiday workshops across the year.

With fun examples and relevant terminology, your child will graduate with the skills to bring their imagination to reality with a deep enriched learning in video production and social content creation with a focus on digital safety.

With fun examples and relevant terminology, your child will graduate with the skills to bring their imagination to reality with a deep enriched learning in video production and social content creation with a focus on digital safety.