Broadway

KOPPEL Broadway is composed of three key sections. These include Broadway Studios and Residencies at 188 The Broadway, WEST RESIDENCY at 192 The Broadway, and PAUSE/FRAME at 194 The Broadway.

Broadway Studios and Residencies is an art space dedicated to artist residencies, gallery collaborations and display installations. This space allows artists to work in full view of the public, transforming the windows into a canvas of ongoing artistic production. Visitors and the general public can witness the creative process as it unfolds, blurring the lines between artist and audience and emphasising the idea that art is a continuous journey rather than a final product.

At 192 The Broadway, WEST RESIDENCY expands the reach of Notting Hill's Studio West Residency Programme in collaboration with The Koppel Project. This partnership embodies a shared commitment to supporting emerging and mid-career artists by providing accessible resources and comprehensive support. The Koppel Project's innovative approach to repurposing abandoned spaces for artist studios aligns seamlessly with WEST RESIDENCY’s mentorship-focused programme. Here, artists gain not only studio space but also invaluable career guidance within a close-knit artistic community. The studios at 192 will host a rotating residency for four artists every six months, fostering collaboration and dialogue within the creative sector.

KOPPEL Broadway is also home to the exciting project PAUSE/FRAME, a collaborative gallery and evolving space opening its doors to artists and curators who disrupt, engage and provoke. Through interdisciplinary exhibitions, P/F aims to push beyond the confines of the white cube, inviting work that responds to the space and the public around it. Each project hosted here will be a dialogue between the art, the room and the people passing through. As an arts charity working across sites in London, we are in constant motion. Navigating meanwhile spaces often presents us with unique challenges, yet we embrace the opportunity to reimagine and upgrade them for artistic use. Our work adapts as we shift to different areas of the city, influenced by the character of each new neighbourhood. This ongoing movement has also shaped our curatorial approach, making every exhibition a moment of pause in an ever-changing frame(work). Together with artists, we aim to find innovative ways to make projects happen and produce engaging exhibitions that challenge the systemic barriers often blocking creative efforts. Our goal with this space is to expand our audiences and communities, working to survive within the current funding climate in the arts and the difficult structures that artists rely on for support.