article_snippet: This news comes as a prisoner art exhibition and auction featuring Mr Sukumaran’s work was dramatically cancelled after Kerobokan prison authorities said Kerobokan prison authorities didn’t want to associate with the prisoners pending execution.
article_snippet: The Kerobokan Jail governor Sudjonggo ordered all 92 prisoner paintings to be removed before the exhibition commenced.
article_snippet: A chilling self portrait of Mr Sukumaran’s that would have been displayed alongside other prisoner art at the exhibition .
article_snippet: Mr Sukumaran’s claims that authorities we unaware the event was advertised as a tribute to Mr Sukumaran, a former art teacher at the prison.
article_snippet: The exhibition featuring Mr Sukumaran’s's most recent work was cancelled as prison officials say prison officials didn't want to get caught up in the politicised executions .
article_snippet: The money raised by auctioning off the prisoners artwork was to be used to continue funding the art program at the prison as well as building a gallery intended to showcase the works of ex-prisoners who were mentored by Mr Sukumaran’s.
article_snippet: Mr Sukumaran’s has been unable to paint since Mr Sukumaran’s transfer to 'Death Island' however prison authorities say Mr Sukumaran’s will eventually be allowed to have Mr Sukumaran’s art materials.
article_snippet: Mr Sukumaran’s was a highly respected art teacher while Mr Sukumaran’s was detained in Kerobokan prison .
highlights_snippet: Art exhibit featuring Mr Sukumaran's work was cancelled by prison official .
  