NAS Gallery, located within the historic National Art School campus in Darlinghurst, offers a vibrant year-round exhibition program featuring solo and group shows by leading Australian and international artists. It is also home to the popular Graduate Exhibitions, showcasing emerging talent from NAS students. Set within the heritage sandstone grounds of the former Darlinghurst Gaol, the gallery combines contemporary creativity with a unique and character-filled setting.
HOW TO GET THERE? - Parking & Transport
NAS Gallery is located at 156 Forbes Street, Darlinghurst NSW.
Accessible Parking:
Dedicated disability parking spaces are available in front of 301 Forbes Street, Darlinghurst.
Wheelchair / Vehicle Entry:
Accessible vehicle and wheelchair entry is via the Burton Street entrance.
Public Transport:
Bus: Frequent buses run along Oxford Street. Get off at Taylor Square, then walk down Forbes Street (approximately 2 minutes).
Train: Around a 10-minute walk from either Kings Cross Station or Museum Station.
Drop-off / Taxi / Rideshare:
Best drop-off point is via Burton Street entrance for step-free access.
ACCESS FEATURES
Step-free wheelchair access via Burton Street entrance
Gallery spaces accessible by wheelchair
Lift access to top floor of the gallery
Accessible toilet in Building 3 next to Security Office
All-gender accessible toilet in Rayner Hoff Project Space
Wide pathways through gallery areas
Heritage campus with paved accessible routes
Suitable for mobility aids and wheelchairs
TOILETS
Accessible Toilets Available:
Building 3
Located next to the Security Office. Enter via the roadway and turn right around the paved section.Rayner Hoff Project Space
All-gender accessible toilet available.
FAQ'S
What are the opening hours?
Monday to Saturday, 11:00am – 5:00pm.
Is the gallery wheelchair accessible?
Yes, NAS Gallery is fully wheelchair accessible, including lift access to the top floor.
Is there accessible parking nearby?
Yes, disability parking spaces are available at 301 Forbes Street.
How long should I allow for a visit?
Allow 1-2 hours depending on the exhibition and whether you explore the wider campus grounds.
Are exhibitions permanent or changing?
The program changes regularly with temporary exhibitions, solo shows, group shows and annual Graduate Exhibitions.
Is there an accessible toilet?
Yes, accessible toilets are available in Building 3 and the Rayner Hoff Project Space.
Do I need to book?
Generally no, but check ahead for special events or exhibition launches.
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