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“There will be more students registering for the programme as well, which will also be closer to the court and the parliament for better news coverage,” she said....

“I learned how to carve, sew and draw while I am incarcerated,” he said....

He learned to use the left side of the brain, the composition of the arts, and various skills and techniques. Art became a means of patience, positivity, concentration, and freedom from the confines of incarceration....

When released, Filimoni Vetaukula plans to make a living through his art by putting to use all that he has learned at the Tagimoucia Gallery....

18 April, 2021, 9:00 pm Artist Aisake Qiolele holds one of his work during the launch of the exhibition at the GPH last week. Picture: ATU RASEA FINDING comfort on a stroke of a paintbrush after many years of confinement in a correction’s facility is like an essence of novelty for many gifted incarcerated artists. With their past experience, confinement was a school of hard knocks for many inmates and art was an avenue to pastime and simply allow creativity to sprout. From being marginalised by society, the Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) has allowed incarcerated artists to develop their ski...