We spoke to Tamsin Kavanagh, a multi-disciplinary artist, who works across moving images, sound, writing, painting, drawing, and ceramics. She studied fine art at Goldsmiths and has continued to develop her practice since then. Tamsin shares the beauty of sharing a creative space with close friends and the magic of exploring multiple art forms; whilst balancing paid work and personal forms of expression. Read the full interview below.

At the end of last month, our Head of Operations had the opportunity to represent Creative Land Trust at the first ever Creative Land Trust Summit, held in San Francisco.

Leeds was host to this year's UK Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiif).  Gemma Dean, Head of Development, was pleased to present as part of a West London Alliance initiative to discuss the importance of the creative economy and affordable workspace for inward investment.

On behalf of Newham Council, Creative Land Trust has secured £3.8 million from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and other funders, to restore Alice Billing House, a Grade II listed building.

Creative Land Trust is thrilled to announce a dynamic partnership with Grow Studios to transform Alice Billings House into an inspiring hub for artists and creatives.

Over the past few months, JG Contemporary has hosted an artist residency at The Verdean, Friary Park, in collaboration with Creative Land Trust, Mount Anvil, and Peabody. This three-minute video showcases how the artists used the space and [...]

Creative Land Trust is thrilled to announce a dynamic partnership with Grow Studios to transform Alice Billings House into an inspiring hub for artists and creatives.

Meet resident artist Zarina Khan from our Hackney Wick studio. We discuss finding a studio as a fresh graduate and the realities of being an emerging artist in London.

Meet resident artist Lindsay Mapes from our Hackney Wick studio. We discuss her work, why London remains the preferred city and the importance of community

Alice Billings House has secured a funding grant of £467,172 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, to continue the next stage of developments.