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On the first weekend in October in over thirty venues across the London Borough of Lambeth, artists are opening their work spaces to the public.

Whilst curators and art stars flock to the Venice Biennale, many artists prefer to stay home and get another kind of public interface. Amongst the plethora of open studio events in June are: Cockpit Arts in Deptford, South East London […]

Visitors to this year’s Cambridge Open Studios event, presenting over 300 studios open across the city, could not only view works for sale but also the ‘Wide Open’ exhibition. Held at Cambridge Artworks  a co–operative artists studios based in […]

Artists at Home in West London, one of the earliest open studio schemes, celebrates its thirtieth year between 17-20 June. Started by Mary Fedden and Julian Trevelyan, it now covers a large part of Chiswick, Shepherds Bush and Hammersmith. In […]

An artist’s dream of transforming a derelict building into an artists’ resource has been realised with the launch of Treruffe Art Studios. Located in Redruth, Cornwall, the project has been championed over a seven-year development period by artist Christine Spencer-Green […]

Every July during one or more weekends for over fifteen years, some 250 artists in the Cambridge area have been opening their doors and studios, providing an opportunity for the public to become involved in the arts by meeting artists […]

An impressive band of forty artists and makers will be presenting their wares to the arts community and general public over the 23 and 24 November, in the annual Lime Street Studio Open. This, the largest and longest-standing studio group […]

Shisha, the Manchester-based agency for contemporary South Asian crafts and visual arts has closed.

Former Waygood Gallery and Studios relaunches as Baltic outpost.

Manchester-based artist Jacqueline Wylie is researching ways in which artists use social media.

New developments in the gallery sector.

Now in its fourteenth year, Deptford X is counting down a programme of events that will build towards the Olympic and Paralympic games in 2012.

Led by curator Vicki Lewis and artist Katherine Clarke (muf), the We Are Artists, How Can We Help? action research project questions the presence of artists as a model in regeneration. What does the artist gain? Is there a benefit swap between the artist constituency and their neighbours?

Artists and arts organisations had the opportunity to debate current and future professional development needs and aspirations in June as part of strategic planning by Turning Point West Midlands.

Report from the recent conference held in London.