Studio/work space available from 1st March 2022 in a secure studio with huge windows. Fantastic location right on London Fields park, surrounded by cafes, shops, next door to the Overground station and across from Atlantis for art materials. The space available forms part of a larger 393 sq ft open-plan studio. Would suit a digital or desk-based creative but open to alternative practices if you think it works for you. The space is unfurnished with 4 plug sockets.
£280 PCM including internet + share of electricity twice a year
Contact: studiospacelondonfields@
Please note that the above email is the contact for this studio only.
45 studios leased since 1971.
Martello Street has been leased to SPACE since 1971. With approximately 50 studios and many more artists, this well established site overlooks London Fields park and is alongside London Fields overground station. Several buses run on nearby Mare Street and the Hackney Central overground station line is 5 minutes walk away.
The ground floor studios have step-free access.
History
Martello Street Studios at 10 Martello Street was one of the 2 buildings to replace St Katharine Docks. Artists working in experimental filmmaking and performance were attracted to the building. Early tenants included Bruce Lacey whose young family live in the caretaker cottage, Cosey Fanni Tutti and Genesis P-Orridge who arrived from Hull in 1974, and Robin Klassnik, one of the former St Katharine Docks artists, whose studio in 1979 became the first Matts Gallery. See the essay ‘Industrial Ritual Performance SPACE’ by William Fowler in Artists in the City: SPACE in ’68 and beyond.