Definition of «nonprofit exhibition space»

A nonprofit exhibition space is a venue that showcases art, culture or historical exhibits without the intention of making a profit. It is typically run by a nonprofit organization or foundation that uses the proceeds from admission fees, donations or sponsorships to support its operations and further its mission, rather than to line the pockets of investors or shareholders. These spaces provide a platform for artists, educators and cultural organizations to showcase their work, promote learning and engage with the community.

Sentences with «nonprofit exhibition space»

  • She founded LAXART in 2005 — the leading independent nonprofit exhibition space in Los Angeles. (artpace.org)
  • Founded by the late visionary artist and curator Noah Davis, and artists Karon Davis and Khalil Joseph, The Underground Museum is a 6,000 square foot nonprofit exhibition space located in West Adams / Crenshaw, Los Angeles, whose mission is to showcase world - class art to diverse, underserved and at - risk communities, free of charge. (viaartfund.org)
  • NurtureArt, a nonprofit exhibition space (Mr. de Balincourt serves on its board) has been to Volta New York, Parallel Art Space has done the Fountain Art Fair and Regina Rex, an art collective of 13 artists, has done the NADA fairs in Miami, Hudson, N.Y., and — last week — the first NADA in Manhattan. (observer.com)
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