ASC Ealing Road | Open Studios 2022

The artists and makers of our Ealing Road, Alperton studios are opening their doors to the public!

Take a peek inside the studios of our artists and makers across the weekend, and take a look at the diverse range of practices including painting, ceramics, photography, mixed media, furniture design, fashion design, jewellery, glass work and more.

Many will have work available for sale and there will be demonstrations throughout the weekend. You can find a full list of participants and studio numbers at the bottom of this page.

Saturday 8th & Sunday 9th October 2022
12-5pm

243 Ealing Road, Alperton, London HA0 1QL

 

Here’s a handful of the artist-makers you can meet at the Alperton Open Studios 👇 

Warren Reilly

Having won a two-year residency with ASC in 2021, artist and designer Warren Reilly was the creative director of Fashioning Our History, an exhibition staged last year as part of Brent 2020: London Borough of Culture. He has recently collaborated with The Mixed Museum on the exhibition ‘By The Cut of Their Cloth (BTCOTC)’: a new virtual exhibition exploring Brent’s 300-year mixed-race and multicultural history through art, photography and fashion.

📸 Warren Reilly at his studio at Artists’ Studio Company in Alperton. Portrait by Nadia Nevro Projects, commissioned by Brent Museum and Archives for the Being Brent Heritage Wellbeing Fund 2021.

Timber Robot Studio

Timber Robot Studio was established by Philip Gay at the end of 2021, with the aim of producing limited edition, one off pieces of furniture and sculpture. Focused on creating objects that people feel drawn to interact with and touch, which are both tactile and intriguing. He is also designing small batch homeware products and fine timber boxes, all carefully considered to ensure they follow the same ethos.

📸 artist/maker in their studio

Manuela Capraro

Contemporary artist Manuela Capraro is a Painter-Illustrator & Art Teacher of Italian origin but she lives and works in London, UK. Manuela’s art travels between contemporary and impressionism, giving space to new approaches and horizons from which she can always learn something new.

📸 artist/maker

Norwegian Wood

Norwegian Wood creates bespoke furniture and products tailored to suit your needs. From creative studio spaces and functional home office environments to handy under-stair storage and rocking horses, they design and make furniture and products that will last.

📸 artist/makers

Laura Marker

Laura primarily works as a projection-based installation and digital collage artist. She is heavily influenced by concepts relating to the passage of time, visual “truth” and illusion, past events or social injustices that still hold relevance today.

📸 Laura Marker, 10 days and nights, projected video installation

Bethe Bronson

Originally from the US, Bethe Bronson is a mixed media artist now living and working in London. Processes and concepts relevant to photography such as presence, absence, and the passage of time, inform her work. Embracing media that contributes conceptually, Bronson explores and experiments with an array of techniques and processes that capture moments in time, yet can be altered to suit the context.

📸Bethe Bronson’s work, Every Day for the Past Two Years (detail)

Alexi Panayiotou

📸 Alexi Panayiotou working in his studio

 

Full list of participants:

studio artist/maker
AA05 Warren Reilly
AA06 Johanna Bolton
AA07 Norwegian Wood, Group19
AA07 Rachael Hill
AVF01 Derek Ogbourne
AVF02 Alexi Panayiotou, Laura Marker, Bethe Bronson, Brian Harris
AVF03 Amber Booth
AVF04 Trish Wylie
AVF05 Sampada Gurung
AVF06 Cathryn Shilling
AVF09 Shirin Tabeshfar
AVG03 Timber Robot Studio
AVG05 Farah Qureshi
AVG06 Manuela Capraro
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