Get away from the presents buying madness and go to see what goes on behind closed doors at Synchro Studios.
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For one weekend only, a disused room on the ground floor of Synchro Studios in Westcliff and its adjacent courtyard was turned into an art gallery.
The Synchro Studios artists are opening their door for a showcase of their work.
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See the video of the private view where Heidi Wigmore and Paul Manners introduce the show:
“as the Crows fly” exhibition opened yesterday at TAP. It celebrates 10 years of existence of Synchro Studios in Leigh on Sea.
The main room at TAP has been transformed to create an artist’ studio atmosphere with works by various artists covering the walls floor to ceiling. To enter the second room, the visitors walk through a passage made out of plain wooden shelves. Have you ever wondered what objects fill artists studios? Well, these shelves give out some of that secret: a wine bottle, animal skull, diary, paint, works in progress, photographs, painted pegs and other paraphenalia – anything that catches the artist’s mind and triggers an inspiration.
Synchro Studios is an independent and self-funded organisation. It has provided space for over 40 artists in the last decade including Bob and Roberta Smith, James Windsor, Alison Moyet, Germaine Greer and Anthony Gormley.
Open until 6 November, Thu-Fri 10-2, Sat-Sun 10-4
TAP, Old Water Works, North Road, Southend on Sea, SS0 7AB
