8th Ave & 39th St, Manhattan
Rockella Space, a renowned provider of affordable artist studios in Brooklyn and Queens, is thrilled to announce its expansion into Midtown Manhattan, a thriving hub of culture and creativity. These thoughtfully designed spaces are perfect for fine artists, offering proximity to world-class galleries, museums like MoMA, and the city’s vibrant art scene. With easy access to public transportation, iconic landmarks, and a bustling urban atmosphere, Midtown is the ideal location for artists seeking inspiration and professional growth. Spaces will be available starting December 1st, 2024. To join the waitlist, press the BOOK A VIEWING button and fill out the form.
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1660 E New York Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11212
Brown Bears Studio invites music professionals to make a home in our soundproof spaces and visual artists to create in our affordable, spacious, light-filled studios. Located in Brownsville, an area renowned for its impactful music and vibrant street art, Brown Bears Studio is housed in a building steeped in New York City’s creative history. The neighborhood has a rich legacy of manufacturing, from food and furniture to metals, and our building continues this tradition with its past in millinery manufacturing. At Brown Bears Studio, we honor this heritage by providing a dynamic environment where creativity thrives.
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1639 Centre St, Queens, NY 11385
Built in 1930, has a rich history of housing creative industries, including fabric producers for major department stores like Macy’s. Nestled on the culturally artistic border of Bushwick and Ridgewood, One Eyed Studios serves a diverse community of traditional craftspeople and contemporary artmakers. Our members range from world-class tattoo artists to contemporary visual artists, encompassing a wide array of artistic disciplines.
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1563 Decatur St, Queens, NY 11385
The oldest of all our buildings, Decatur St Studios inhabits a 1898 brick building that once housed Diogenes Brewing Co, which operated between 1898 and 1920. Since then, it has housed many creative industries before Rockella Space took it over in 2020. This old building is filled with light and original industrial features, and fast becoming a creative hub for music, food, and art.
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