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We are a small independent arts charity providing affordable art studio spaces in SE London.
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Our Open Studio at Winchester House is happening this Saturday! Come join us between 12-6pm. With a performance from Sadegh-Sepanta Aleahmad at 4pm. šŸ“Winchester House SW9 6EJ, Oval Access through a gate by Cranmer Road (close to the junction with Brixton Road). See you there! by @tanneryarts
Join us for open studio at Oval! Saturday 12th September 12-6pm Artists taking part: Amanda Holiday @amandabholiday Barbara Grehs @sunflowerbeeartist David Wright Ella Reid @ellareid.art Freya Fang-Wang @freyafangwang Giovanna Marra Faria @giomarrafaria Kandre Aramide Hassan @kandrearamidehassan Kristian Evju @kristianevju Lily Hodgkinson @lilst4r___ Lorna Quinn @lornarquinn Luke Nolan @lukefrederickjames Merrie Carlton @merriecarltonart Sadegh-Sepanta Aleahmad @sepanta.alef Sam Clayden @samclaydenart Shumaiya Khan @____shumii SiĆ¢n Frances Theodora Alfredsdottir @theodoraalfreds Xavier de la Roche @xdelaroche Yingjie Deng @yingjjie_deng 9-13 Winchester House SW9 6EJ London access through the gate on the Cranmer Road (close to Brixton Road) everyone welcome free entry as part of the @opencity_uk by @tanneryarts
For our next Tannery Project Display we are welcoming Shumaiya Khan @____shumii with ā€˜Three Wise Womenā€™. Originally three stand alone panels which uncannily came together. Loosely based on the tale of the three wise men, with a reimagining through matriarchal lineage and action. Each panel is bodily height/width, unraveling an illustrated, mythic resemblance of the physical internal body. Growing or giving birth to another body. Shumaiya Khan, b 1990. My practice explores the connection between all organic beings metaphysical bodies with the physical state. I investigate this via reoccurring instinctual forms within my paintings and sculptures, often received via symbiotic and somatic release. My practice is both research and physical, hands-on process. References can mirror human bodies and flesh, including veins and muscular systems, as well as hidden or concealed elemental surfaces and landscapes found in the inner depths of forests, caves, and quarries. Thereā€™s a quality of meeting or embodying entities, as works are often bodily shaped and height. Forms and environment which appear grow, erode or age.Ā  Tannery Projects is Tannery Artsā€™ occasional exhibition and events programme run by and for Tannery Artists. 20th August - 19th October outside @drawingroomlondon Three Wise Women, 2025. Oil and salt on canvas. Triptych. 175 x170cm / 60x170-55x170-60x170cm. by @tanneryarts
The Party Never Stops - on display at @drawingroomlondon (@tanneryarts) until 16 August. by @tanneryarts
We are thrilled to announce a new display as part of our Tannery Projects! ā€žThe Party Never Stopsā€ delves deeper into my exploration of spatial perception. This work immerses the viewer in a dynamic party scene, centering on a couple on the dance floor, creating their own space in a busy environment. We are able to manipulate spaces through our body language, and by doing so, can change the narrative of a setting. Iā€™ve chosen to reimagine this environment through a romantic lens, depicting the couple with such intimacy that they merge into a single entity John Lloyd @johnlloyd909 is a London-based painter working primarily in oil on canvas and mixed media. His practice begins with black-and-white archival photography from the 1950s and 1960s, which serves as a starting point for exploring colour, memory, and perception. Working initially without colour allows Lloyd to experiment freely with palette, using colour to shift mood and meaning rather than simply describe reality. Selected images are digitally manipulated in Photoshop, removed from their original context, and then translated into layered paintings. This display is a part of Tannery Projects - Tannery Artsā€™ occasional exhibition and events programme run by and for Tannery Artists. It is available to view until the 6th of September outside of Drawing Room gallery. by @tanneryarts
Lucid DreamingĀ by Maria Teresa Ortoleva @mariateresaortoleva is an installation of drawings printed on unique silk satin banners. It explores the idea that drawing is a form of Lucid Dreaming, between dream and self-consciousness, annotating, mapping, digesting and developing thoughts of the imagination in real time as they happen within the mind, by using mark making, diagrams, borrowed and made up symbols, geometric and organic structures and anatomies. Maria Teresa Ortoleva is a London-based Italian artist and a graduate of the Slade School of Fine Art. She is represented in Milan by Luca Tommasi gallery, and she is currently funded by UKRI as a PhD researcher in data sculpture/physicalization, in the Human-Centred Computing group at Kingā€™s College London.Ā  This display is a part of Tannery Projects - Tannery Artsā€™ occasional exhibition and events programme run by and for Tannery Artists. It is available to view until the 16th of August outside of Drawing Room @drawingroomlondon by @tanneryarts
We are pleased to announce the artists selected for the Shared Space Residency Programme! The artists get the access to one of our Tannery Arts studio spaces where they can develop their creative practice. They will also work alongside @drawingroomlondon team to develop variety of community-based initiatives. We are very honoured to have them onboard šŸŒ± by @tanneryarts
Rain Pipe is a new vitrine display outside of @drawingroomlondon by Kate Burling (@kateburling) who is one of our Tannery Artists. Kate Burling (b.1998, Reading) lives and works in South East London. Her iridescent finger-paintings are places of rumination, where she attempts to catch elusive ideas and map them in soft, organic space. They help her to pay attention to reticent wants and thoughts which bring themselves to the surface through repetitive imagery, and allow for quiet communication with shy spectators. This display is a part of Tannery Artsā€™ occasional exhibition and events programme run by and for Tannery Artists. by @tanneryarts
With the graduation season officially starting, we are announcing our Recent Graduate Offer for artists who have recently graduated from an art degree. Join us within 3 months of graduation and enjoy 10% off your studio fee for the first 6 months. Offer available until end of July 2026. See our full studio availability on our website and get in touch with us at mail@tanneryarts.org.uk by @tanneryarts
We have some new studios becoming available in July at our Oval site. Visit our website to see our full studio availability by @tanneryarts
Join us for open studio at Bermondsey! Saturday 6th June 12-6pm New Tannery Way/ Drawing Room SE1 5WS London Artists taking part: Aliki Braine @alikibraine Caroline Areskog Jones @are3kog Emma Louise Hollaway Ethan Caflisch @ethancaflisch Filippo Marra @filmarra Fiona Grady @fiona_grady Jione Choi @ji_one_art John Lloyd @johnlloyd909 Kate Burling @kateburling Kin-ting Li @kintingli Louise Oates @louiseoates Maria Teresa Ortoleva @mariateresaortoleva Olivia Sterling @oliviaster Youn Yunlong Zhang @younzh_ ZIWU @zwjfywjry by @tanneryarts
We are very excited to launch SHARED SPACE RESIDENCY! This six-month programme will support artists who explore drawing within their practice, providing time, space, and supportive community-oriented environment to develop their work. deadline to apply is 17th of May 2026 (11:59pm) Please follow the link in bio for the full project brief We are looking forward to seeing your applications! by @tanneryarts

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