about
Our dream is to excite viewers with diverse shows and add a layer of richness to the Nelson arts landscape, by offering our space to those who dance on the fringier side of their contemporary practice.
Project 100 is here to support emerging and established contemporary artists and makers across all disciplines to present exciting monthly projects. We provide a beautiful, affordable and accessible pop-up gallery space in inner city Whakatū Nelson.
Project 100
Alongside the gallery, the Project 100 building houses the Bench School for Jewellery, founded by contemporary jeweller Kay van Dyk, as well as private studios for working artists.
A former laundromat, our street presence is superb, with a full glass frontage facing an inner-city neighbourhood with great bars, eateries, stores and attractions. A stone's throw away, you’ll find Family Jewels Records, The Free House craft brewery, Kiln Pottery studio, Lee Woodman Studios, Viewfinder gallery, Eclectic Antique Centre, Arden and Urban eateries and an organics store. You get the picture?
Project 100 is easily accessible with free car parks right on our doorstep and Buxton Carpark at our rear.
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY
Project 100 is a different concept from traditional galleries. We give artists full autonomy over the space and we don’t take a commission on any works sold. Our affordable and accessible space is the perfect playground for emerging and established contemporary artists and makers to test the waters and present exciting monthly projects.
This is an open invitation to those who would like to know more about what we do, and be part of the Project 100 community. You’ll also be first in the know about our special events, artist talks and other happenings!
