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UK Studio List List of Studio Groups in the United Kingdom Complied In UK Studio List List of studio groups in the United Kingdom complied in October 2012. At time of publishing this list comprises known studio groups in the UK who are not necessarily members of NFASP. We cannot guarantee that all the information is correct due to the challenging nature that the artists’ studio sector faces. If you have spotted errors with an entry or are a studio group that want to be removed then please email @nfasp.org.uk For more information about the National Federation of Artists’ Studio Providers please visit .nfasp.org.uk . CONTENTS ENGLAND EAST 2 EAST MIDLANDS 5 LONDON 12 NORTH EAST 22 NORTH WEST 24 SOUTH EAST 29 SOUTH WEST 35 WEST MIDLANDS 38 YORKSHIRE 41 NORTHERN IRELAND 44 SCOTLAND 46 WALES 52 1 ENGLAND EAST Alby Crafts & Gardens Cromer Road Erpingham Norwich NR11 7QE T:01263 761590 E:[email protected] W:www.albycrafts.co.uk Artshed Ware Ltd Westminll Farm Westmill Road Ware SG12 0ES T:01920 466 446 E:[email protected] W:www.artshedarts.co.uk/ Asylum Studios Building 118, Bentwaters Parks Rendlesham Woodbridge IP12 2TW T:01394 461557 E:[email protected] W:www.asylumstudios.co.uk/ Main Contact: Emma Withers Baas Farm Studios Baas Farm Studios, Broxbourne Herts EN10 7PX T:01992 443600 E:[email protected] Main Contact: V. G. Parsons 2 Butley Mills Studios Mill Lane Butley, Woodbridge Suffolk IP12 3PZ T:01394 450030 E:[email protected] Main Contact: Sian O'Keefe Courtyard Arts & Community Centre Port Vale Hertford SG14 3AA T:01992509596 E:[email protected] Main Contact: Melanie Ewer Hadleigh Old Fire Station High Street Hadleigh Essex SS7 2PA W:www.hofs.org.uk/ Outpost Studios 10B Wensum Street Tombland Norwich, Norfolk NR3 1HR T:01603 612 428 E:[email protected] W:www.norwichoutpost.org/ Main Contact: Samuel Jeffrey 3 St Barnabas Press 9 Belfast Yard Coldhams Road cambridge CB1 3EW T:01223413792 E:[email protected] W:www.stbarnabaspress.webplus.net Main Contact: James Hill The Curwen Studio Chilford Hall Linton cambridge CB21 4LE T:01223893544 E:[email protected] W:www.thecurwenstudio.co.uk The Print Studio Building 10, Michael Young Centre Purbeck Road cambridge CB2 8HN T:01223416415 E:[email protected] W:www.theprintstudio.co.uk Unit 5 Studios 5 Beckham Place, Edward Street Norwich NR3 3DZ T:0770 9421974 E:[email protected] Main Contact: Tuba Gursoy 4 EAST MIDLANDS Barton Hall Studios Barton Seagrave Hall Barton Road Kettering, Northamptonshire NN15 6SG T:07904 515 878 W:www.bartonhallstudios.co.uk Main Contact: Nigel Wicksteed Belgrave Hall Craft and Creative Units Belgrave Hall Craft Village Leicester LE4 5PE T:0116 252 8095 E:[email protected] W:www.creativeleicestershire.org.uk Main Contact: Andrew Neilson Bend in the River (Slum Gothic) X-Church, Ashcroft Road Gainsborough Lincolnshire DN21 1BY T:0790 8771 107 E:[email protected] W:www.bendintheriver.co.uk Blackfriars Theatre & Arts Centre Spain Lane Boston Lincolnshire, East Midlands PE21 6HP T:01205 363075 opt 6 E:[email protected] W:www.blackfriarsartscentre.co.uk 5 Can Studios 4th Floor Oldknows Factory St Anns Hill Road Nottingham NG3 4GP E:[email protected] Main Contact: Stephen Butler Fermynwoods Contemporary Art 33 High Street Thrapston, Northamptonshire Northampton NN14 4LL T:01832 733009 E:[email protected] [email protected] W:www.fermynwoods.co.uk Main Contact: Yasmin Canvin Ferrers Centre for Arts and Crafts Staunton Harold Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire LE65 1RU T:01332 863 337 W:www.ferrerscentre.co.uk Main Contact: John Blunt Green Door Printmaking Studio St James Centre Malcolm Street Derby, Derbyshire DE23 8LU T:01332 291 996/ m 07919 823 097 E:[email protected] W:www.greendoor-printmaking.co.uk Main Contact: Anna -General Information and Bookings 6 Uprise Arts Jasmine Cottage 117 Chaddesden Lane Chaddesden DE21 6LL T:01332 7488 53 E:[email protected] W:www.uprisearts.com Main Contact: Seema and Richard Heley Lakeside Arts Centre University Park Nottingham NG7 2RD T:0115 846 7170 E:[email protected] W:www.lakesidearts.org.uk Main Contact: Julian Tomlin - Deputy Director LCB Depot 31 Rutland Street Leicester LE1 1RE E:[email protected] W:www.lcbdepot.co.uk Main Contact: Peter Chandler Leicester Print Workshop 50 St Stephen’s Road Highfields Leicester LE2 1GG T:0116 261 6800 E:[email protected] W:www.leicesterprintworkshop.com Main Contact: Lucy Phillips - Director 7 Moreland Court Artist Studio Group Unit 3 Moreland Court Moreland Street, Off Meadow Lane Nottingham NG2 3GE E:[email protected] Main Contact: Paul Lewthwaite Navigation Yard 28 Carre Street Sleaford Lincolnshire, East Midlands NG34 7TR T:01529 415056 E:[email protected] W:www.carregallery.co.uk Main Contact: Mrs A Espin New Art Exchange 39-41 Gregory Boulevard Nottingham NG7 6BE T:0115 924 8630 E:[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] W:www.thenewartexchange.org.uk Main Contact: Rachael Young (Admin Assistant) David Schischka Thomas (Senior Curator - artists residencies) 8 Northampton Museum and Art Gallery Guildhall Road, Northampton NN1 1DP T:01604 838 111 01604 837278 (Peter Field) E:[email protected] [email protected] W:www.northampton.gov.uk/info/200070/museums_and_galleries Main Contact: William Brown Museum & Arts Manager Nottingham Artists' Group Staircase 2, City Buildings 32-36 Carrington Street Nottingham NG1 7FG T:0115 958 1450 E:[email protected] Main Contact: Geoff Grant/Emma Williams Nottingham City Artists Hooton Street off Carlton Road Nottingham NG3 2NB E:[email protected] W:www.nottinghamcityartists.wordpress.com Main Contact: Neale Andrew One Thoresbury Street 1 Thoresby Street Nottingham NG1 1AJ T:+44(0)115 941 7519 (Stand Assembly) E:[email protected] [email protected] W:www.onethoresbystreet.org 9 Portfolio Innovation Centre St Georges Avenue University of Northampton Northampton NN2 6JD T:0 1604 779000 E:[email protected] [email protected] W:www.portfoliocentre.co.uk Main Contact: Wendy Nikolaidis Project 29 Lincolnshire, East Midlands T:01507 588586 E:[email protected] W:www.project29.net Main Contact: David Ashton-Hill -Residency Program Manager Reactor (Reactor Projects Ltd.) Studio A2, Primary 33 Seely Road Nottingham NG7 1NU T:777151196 E:[email protected] W:www.reactor.org.uk Main Contact: Niki Russell Shed 2 Studios 10A Heanor Road Ilkeston Derby DE7 8DX T:07518085886 E:[email protected] W:www.shed2.co.uk 10 Stamford Arts Centre 27 St Mary’s Street Stamford PE9 2DL T:01780 480846 E:[email protected] W:www.stamfordartscentre.com Main Contact: Anna Wilson Stand Assembly 1 Thoresby Street Nottingham NG1 1AJ T:0115 9417519 E:[email protected] W:www.standassembly.org Tether Studios Primary 33 Seely Road Nottingham NG7 1NU T:07729124336 E:[email protected] W:www.tether.org.uk The Artists Sanctuary The Sanctuary, 2 Clare Street The Mounts Northampton NN1 3JF T:01604 248618 E:[email protected] W:www.the-artist-sanctuary.org.uk Main Contact: Mark Walman 11 The Fishmarket c/o University of Northampton, Avenue Campus St George's Avenue Northampton NN2 6JD T:0238 097 0859 E:[email protected] W:www.fishmarketgallery.co.uk Main Contact: Laura Hogan Wollaton Street Studios 179 Wollaton Street Nottingham NG1 5GE T:07765123241 E:[email protected] W:www.sideshow2010.org/artnot/exhibition/sep22/1186/wollaton-street-artists- studio-open-public-view-our-world Main Contact: Bob Robinson LONDON 401 1/2 Workshops 401 1/2 Studios Wandsworth Road London SW8 2JP T:01865 35 8832 E:[email protected] W:www.401studios.org Main Contact: Michael Haynes Absorb Arts Studio Unit 4, Millers Avenue Dalston London E8 2DS T:07943186182 E:[email protected] W:www.absorb-arts.co.uk Main Contact: Louise 12 Acklam Workspace 242 Acklam Road London W105JJ E:[email protected] W:www.westway.org Archway Ceramics 410 Haven Mews 23 St Paul's Way London E3 4AG T:020 89831323 E:[email protected] W:www.archwayceramics.com Artists Studios E8 Unit 5 73-75 Shacklewell Lane London E8 2EB T:07913 977 567 Main Contact: matthew doyle Beaconsfield 22 Newport Street Vauxhall London SE11 6AY T:0207 582 6465 E:[email protected] W:www.beaconsfield.ltd.uk 13 Braziers International Artists Workshops c/o 164 Swaton Road London E3 4ER T:+ 44 (0) 20 7515 4798 E:[email protected] W:www.braziersworkshop.org Brentford Gallery Johnsons Island Catherine Wheel Rd Brentford TW8 8BD E:[email protected] Cable Street Studios 566 Cable Street Wapping London E1W 3HB T:0207 790 1309 Main Contact: 566 Cable Street Cell project space 258 Cambridge Heath Road London E2 9DT T:020 7241 3600 E:[email protected] W:www.cellprojects.org Main Contact: Richard Priestley 14 Clapham North Art Centre The Estate Office, Unit 4D, Clapham North Arts Centre Voltaire Road London SW4 6DH T:020 7627 4611 E:[email protected] W:www.lambeth.gov.uk/Services/LeisureCulture/Arts/VenuesPremises/WorkspaceSt udios.htm Main Contact: Coral Lewis, Estate Manager Clockwork Studios 38 Southwell Road Lambeth London SE5 9PG E:[email protected] W:www.clockworkstudios.co.uk Cockpit Arts Cockpit Yard Northington Street London WC1N 2NP T:020 7419 1959 E:[email protected] W:www.cockpitarts.com Cor Blimey Arts C101 Faircharm Trading Estate 8-12 Creekside, Deptford London SE8 3DX T:020 8692 2783 E:[email protected] W:www.corblimeyarts.com Main Contact: Gillian Best
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