Our Mission
Liberation Art Gallery is Brighton's first clinically informed not-for-profit gallery. Since 2022, we've championed over 500 underrepresented artists, provided free creative workshops and delivered therapeutic programs that make a real difference in our community.
We are now inviting sponsors to join us in this mission. Your support helps us:
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Keep workshops and gallery events free and accessible
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Support emerging, unique, eclectic and socially engaged artists
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Run programs that improve mental well-being in our city
By partnering with us, you or your organisation demonstrate a commitment to art, creative and social impact, whilst gaining recognition on a vibrant and ethical space.
Every exhibition, workshop and programme we run is driven by one belief: that access to creativity should never be a privilege.
The Impact of Your Donation
Every contribution, no matter the size, directly supports creative access and therapeutic impact:
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£5 helps provide essential art materials for a free community workshop, giving someone the chance to create, express and connect.
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£25 funds a place for an individual to attend a free creative wellbeing session, supporting relaxation, confidence and emotional expression.
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£50 supports an emerging or underrepresented artist by contributing to exhibition costs, materials and professional development opportunities.
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£100 helps deliver a full therapeutic creative session, supporting individuals experiencing mental health challenges through clinically informed art practice.
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£250 enables us to run a free community workshop for a group, removing financial barriers and creating safe, inclusive creative spaces.
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£1,000 helps sustain an entire programme, supporting multiple artists, facilitators and participants while keeping exhibitions and workshops accessible to all.
Donate Now!
We are so grateful for any donation, no matter how big or small. Your support enables Liberation Art Gallery to nurture creativity, community and wellbeing. Together, we can do more!
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Impact
“If the schools’ national curriculum could be 50% just doing this kind of work, it would be 100% more
successful in teaching our young people to thrive in this difficult world they’re inheriting.”
“Having recently being diagnosed with ADHD, I think it was helpful
for him to engage with a professional artist who has the same condition.”
“It was very experimental using such different materials and having the chance too especially with artists that are professional in their different medias.”