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Tannery Projects is an occasional exhibition/ events space run by and for Tannery Arts artist. Tanne

Tannery Arts is a small, independent charity concerned with making contemporary art accessible to a wide public and supports the professional development of emerging and established artists through affordable studio provision. Tannery Projects is an occasional exhibition and events space run by and for Tannery Arts artist studio holders. Tannery Arts is also home to the Drawing Room gallery, which

delivers the exhibition and learning strands of Tannery Arts' public engagement programme. Drawing Room explores ideas around contemporary drawing and makes them visible in the public domain.

02/06/2026

We have some new studios becoming available in July at our Oval site. Visit our website to see our full studio availability

21/05/2026

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
Caroline Areskog Jones
Emma Louise Hollaway
Ethan Caflisch
Filippo Marra
Fiona Grady
Jione Choi
John Lloyd
Kate Burling
Kin-ting Li
Louise Oates
Maria Teresa Ortoleva
Olivia Sterling
Youn Yunlong Zhang
ZIWU

06/05/2026

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!

07/01/2026

Happy New Year Everyone! We are offering a 10% off the studio fee for the first 6 months for new artists who rent our space before the end of January. Please see our current studio availability (link in the bio and on our website) and get in touch with us at [email protected]

05/11/2025

We have few studios becoming available at our Valmar Road, Camberwell. Please see the link in our bio for our full studio availability and get in touch! Please email [email protected] for any enquiries

24/09/2025

Thank you all who joined us for our Open Studio day at Wi******er House as part of few weeks ago! We loved to have you there ☀️

01/09/2025

Tannery artist Delighted to show new work with at , come say hi! Open 2-8pm Sat 30th and Sun 31st Aug.

28/08/2025

As part of Open House Festival , we are excited to invite you to an Open Studio event at our Wi******er House building.

Saturday, 13.09.25
12-6pm

9-13 Wi******er House
Cranmer Road
SW9 6EJ – Oval
(inside the Kennington Park Business Centre complex, access through the gate by the Cranmer Road)

The list of artists participating include:
Barbara Grehs , Batool Hassan, Eleanor Cowell, Estefania Araujo Bianchi, Jared Krauss, Luke Nolan, Moira Cameron, Roxana Halls, Siân Frances, Stuart Paterson, Sylwia Narbutt,

Free entry - all are welcome!

24/08/2025

Tannery artist .. its been 12 mths since taking up the studio
and want to share gratitude
for so much varied support throughout the year

Thankyou to all followers, supporters , collaborators , friends and peers throughout this time :: no matter the form it is so valued and reciprocated amidst navigating a particular year

look forward to catching up soon if passing by or reconnecting at the next opportunity

15/08/2025

Thank you Tannery artist Ethan Caflisch has lived many lives in the past decade — from the California art scene to six years in London, where he’s now officially a citizen. He’s someone who can find a sense of belonging anywhere, while still carrying a perspective uniquely his own — a quality he embraces in both life and art.

We talk on a video call — him in his London studio, me in California. Our conversation drifts easily between life choices, relationships, and the way an object’s story changes once it’s deemed “no longer useful.” That’s where much of Ethan’s work begins: the moment after something is discarded.

“The overarching theme of my work is repair,” he says. “Taking things that were once together, separated, discarded — and turning them into something beautiful.”

Despite the conceptual layers in his work, Ethan wants it to be approachable. Pieces like his framed socks invite people to lean in, to examine closely, even to laugh.

“I want to make the art world less pretentious,” he says. “More inviting. More human.”
It’s that human quality — the willingness to honor the discarded, to celebrate the repaired, to leave space for someone else’s interpretation — that makes Ethan’s work feel alive.

Read full blog post by clicking the link in bio

Photo credit goes to for thank you for the amazing captures!

Address

1-27 Rodney Place
London
SE171PP

Telephone

+442077010428

Website

http://www.tanneryarts.org.uk/

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