Nii Modo is an inclusive art space that balances representation at the intersection of BIPOC and first time exhibitors. Our mission is to provide the type of community and solidarity that heals the microaggressions you sustain outside. It is the […]
Nii Modo is an inclusive art space that balances representation at the intersection of BIPOC and first time exhibitors. Our mission is to provide the type of community and solidarity that heals the microaggressions you sustain outside. It is the ongoing project of a team that makes use of underutilized real estate. Unlike many commercial art spaces, there was no capitalist goal, all proceeds of sales go straight to artists and musicians with cost of rentals being under market standard and fees going towards sustaining the space. We’re open and ready to listen to anything we need to improve upon. We are ADA compliant. We have tools you can borrow too!
We aim to spend excess funds to solidarity networks, nonprofits, and other groups monthly.
16 Months Occupancy
4 Months build out
1 Year of Operation
3011 sq. ft of available space
10 exhibits mounted
53 Artists represented
20 Musicians hosted
12 All Ages open mic performances
Some of the events we’ve hosted include movie premiers, dance parties, spoken word, private meetings, community dinners and food pop ups, bands and performing arts, theatre, and art exhibits and installations.
Select Exhibiting Artists: Robin Edwards, Julia Tatiyatrairong, YASSA, Kate Bailey, Roberto Hernandez, Kiel Clayton, Cassie Moi, Amanda James Parker
Below: “Reality Massage” by Kate Bailey. (April, 2018)
