Barham Park Studios in Wembley provides 31 artist studios within a group of Georgian Mock Tudor buildings. The studios are located in Barham Park, a historic green space landscaped in the 18th century, and were formerly known as Crabb’s House. Surrounded by parkland, gardens, ponds, and a conifer plantation, the studios offer a quiet working environment for artists.

Open 24/7, they provide flexibility for artists to work at their own pace while being part of a supportive creative community.

The Barham Park Community Studio is also available for hire, offering a flexible space for workshops, meetings, and events. More details on hiring this space can be found here.

Barham Park Studios is also home to ACAVA Hosts: Barham Park Studios Residency, an opportunity for an artist from a Global Majority background with a socially engaged practice. The selected artist receives £6,000 to develop their work, six months of rent-free studio space, curatorial support, peer networking, and funding for professional development.

In addition, the studios host Flourish, a school holiday art programme for families in North Kensington and Wembley. Running since 2017, it provides creative activities for primary school-aged children and their families, led by professional artists.

The studios are open 24/7, allowing flexible access for artists. The studios are well connected by public transport, with access to Sudbury Town Tube station, Sudbury & Harrow Road Rail station, and several bus routes.