Nadir Project Space

NPS is an artist-led space in central Brighton, run on a voluntary basis. Our programme explores contemporary cultural and sociopolitical contexts, as examined through critical perspectives and practices.

We aim to include the practices of underrepresented creatives, including people of colour, individuals without access to generational wealth, members of LGBTQIA+ communities and people living with disabilities*. Nadir is also a space accessible to early career artists, recent graduates or those who have never exhibited before.

*NPS is currently only accessible via a small set of stairs. If you have specific requirements or any suggestions on how we can make your visit easier, contact us.

Exhibitions at Nadir Project Space are programmed by Kitty Bew.

Let’s be transparent

Nadir Project Space recognises and celebrates the contributions of artists and practitioners, and wholeheartedly supports fair payment for creatives. Sadly, we cannot provide payment to artists who participate in our exhibitions.

NPS is not in receipt of any public funds and is volunteer-run on a limited budget (our project space is literally someone’s living-room).

We do not expect artists to incur any costs for taking part in our exhibitions. Therefore, NPS covers costs in relation to exhibition making, including installation, transport of work, technical support, and marketing.

If there’s anything you’re unsure about or want more information, get in touch.