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Redlees Studios
Redlees Studios is a former a stable block housed over two floors in Redlees Park, Isleworth. The interior and layout of the building has been reconfigured to accommodate artists from a wide range of disciplines.
Redlees Studios are located in a three-sided stable block housed over two floors. The interior and layout of the building has been designed to accommodate artists from a wide range of disciplines.
The studios
The studios are currently home to around 30 artists working across a range of media including painting, sculpture, ceramics, glass, jewellery, fashion and textiles.
Most of the studios are large spaces that accommodate more than one artist, which allows for a collaborative atmosphere.
The gallery
This is a versatile space (13.5m x 6m) used mainly as an exhibition area and for workshops and classes. It is also used as extra short term studio space for lecturing, small conferences, meetings and corporate events.
Open studios
Twice a year the artists at Redlees Studios open their spaces to the public and showcase their latest work.
The open studio events take place over a weekend in the summer and winter. They start with an evening opening with entertainment and guest speakers.
The events provide a perfect environment to meet local artists, buy or commission work, see an exhibition or just simply enjoy an inspiring day out.
Exterior aerial view of Redlees Studios, Isleworth.
Resident artist's art on display at Redlees Studios.
Members of the public attending an open studios event at Redlees Studios.
Watermans
Watermans' mission is to bring communities together through arts, culture and creativity. Its aim is to enrich lives and strengthen communities by creating opportunities for people to take part in and enjoy cultural activities.
Working as a producer, curator and connector, Watermans brings artists and audiences together through a wide range of programmes and events. These include:
- international outdoor performances and new media art at Bell Square London, taking place from April to November
- creative programmes for Disabled children and young people that are both accessible and ambitious
- large-scale events and smaller community-based creative activities across Hounslow and online
Watermans is funded by Hounslow Council and Arts Council England.
Feltham Arts
Feltham Arts Association (FAA) is a charity based in the west of Hounslow and is the second largest arts provider in the borough, offering a year-round programme of local community arts in Feltham, Hanworth and Bedfont.