Behind the Wire exhibition

Name: Behind the Wire exhibition
Start: 2026-08-01
End: 2026-08-14
Location: Darwin

Behind the Wire exhibition is an art exhibition held in Darwin that presents artworks created by inmates and highlights rehabilitation through education, creative practice, and vocational training. The exhibition features Aboriginal paintings, contemporary artworks, and metal sculptures.

Date: Aug 1-14, 2026
Location: Darwin

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Behind the Wire exhibition

Date: Aug 1-14, 2026
Location: Darwin

Art exhibition Rehabilitation Contemporary Art

Event summary

Highlights

Artwork created by inmates from Northern Territory correctional centres
Display of Aboriginal paintings, contemporary works, and metal sculptures
Exhibition held at heritage-listed Fannie Bay Gaol
Focus on rehabilitation through education and creative practice

Behind the Wire exhibition is held in Darwin from 1 to 14 August 2026, with public viewing at the heritage-listed Fannie Bay Gaol. The exhibition focuses on rehabilitation through creative practice and showcases artworks produced by inmates from correctional centres across the Northern Territory.

The exhibition includes Aboriginal paintings, contemporary artworks, and metal sculptures, presenting the skills and creativity developed through education and training programs. It also highlights the cultural and historical significance of the exhibition venue.

The public viewing period offers visitors an opportunity to explore the artworks and learn about rehabilitation initiatives connected to creative and vocational programs.

Practical details

Before attending

Check the sources below for current opening times, admission prices and registration requirements. A date range does not mean the event runs continuously or that admission is free.