Bottom Less’ opens its doors for one last night of art & exploration on Thursday 12th January 6pm-9.30pm Come and check it out if you have not already.
Studio 180 is a converted Georgian terrace containing five unique artists studios. Ideally situated in central London (SE1) it is close to transport links and the nearby cultural hub of Southbank. Each studio has been purposefully tailored, drawing on both the original features of the building and intimate nature of the space. Within Studio 180 we aim to create an sociable working environment that inspires resident and guest artists to explore and develop their practice.
The Basement at Studio 180 is a multi functional space that plays host and can be hired for a number of creative events. These include live music gigs, art exhibitions, theatre performances, dinner club and cinema nights, and we are alway open to new ideas and concepts.
Just 200m down the road from Studio 180 is our sister site Make Space Studios. This is a much larger site with 60 artist studios
and an onsite gallery. To find out about what is going on up there please check out the website and follow the link.
www.makespacestudios.com www.thesimulatorgallery.com
The Basement Tapes . Dinner Club . Film Night . And More . Basement for Hire . Gallery . Our Artists . Contact
The Basement at Studio 180 is a multi functional space that plays host and can be hired for a number of creative events. These include live music gigs, art exhibitions, theatre performances, dinner club and cinema nights, and we are alway open to new ideas and concepts.
Just 200m down the road from Studio 180 is our sister site Make Space Studios. This is a much larger site with 60 artist studios
and an onsite gallery. To find out about what is going on up there please check out the website and follow the link.
www.makespacestudios.com www.thesimulatorgallery.com
The Basement Tapes . Dinner Club . Film Night . And More . Basement for Hire . Gallery . Our Artists . Contact
December 30, 2011
December 19, 2011
Derelict house to cultural home: Lambeth’s hidden gem
A short story about Studio 180 and how it came to be published by The Periscope Post in December 2011. www.periscopepost.com
December 17, 2011
‘Bottom Less’ is a group exhibition open 17th & 18th December 11am-7pm.
Then by appointment till 15th January.For a tour of the works please contact info@studiooneeighty.com.
December 6, 2011
Bottom Less is a group exhibition taking place throughout Studio 180 in December. We have pulled together an amazing group of artworks from some truly exceptional artists, and this show will be a rare opportunity to see the space transformed by so many personalities in such a way.
Private View 15th December 6-9.30pm
Open 17th & 18th 11am- 6pm
Then to mid january by appointment only, please contact Tom Leamon on 07877286251 for viewing.
Exhibiting artists: Tom Leamon www.tomleamon.com, Jabulani Maseko www.jabulanimaseko.com, Rowan Mershwww.rowanmersh.com, Joana Guedes www.joanarosa.com, Pedro Leitao Deshook www.pedroleitaodeshook.com, Adeline De Monseignat,www.adelinedemonseignat.com, Jamie Quantrill www.jpquantrill.com, Vanessa Harden www.vanessaharden.com, Mia Pfeifer www.miapfeifer.com, Jennifer Jigsaw www.jenniferjigsaw.tumblr.com, Tim Hill www.bivouac1927.blogspot.com, Jocasta Allwood www.jocasta-jocasta.com, Cristina Guitian www.cristinaguitian.com.
November 24, 2011
Stop Frame @ Studio 180. Filmed and Edited by Jamie Quantrill. Thanks also go out to Rowan Mersh, Jennifer White and Tom Leamon for your tiny movement help.
November 21, 2011
All HAIL THE DRONES.
If you are keen to come to the performance you must R.S.V.P to basement@studiooneeighty.com. Please do it quickly to avoid disappointment.
November 19, 2011
The music kept on coming last month with Columbus Giant and Benjamin Shaw. A very successful juxtaposition.
November 19, 2011
Some serious catching up to do here. First up our Basement Tapes session from August with Half Cousin, The Hall Of Mirrors and Aloosh.
September 25, 2011
Next we were once again graced with the company of Robyn Hitchcock and friends. This was the gig that was not. But all were eventually well enough to sail and the ship eventually slipped it’s moorings with all onboard including the brilliant Thirty Pounds of Bone who guided us out to sea with a beautiful opening set.
September 25, 2011
The next Basement Tapes session featured the amazing Bird Radio & Simon Kobayashi aaaand a surprise performance from the lovely Robyn Hitchcock.
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