Brooklyn has long been a haven for artists, fostering a creative atmosphere that attracts talent from all over the world. Whether you're a professional artist looking for a dedicated space or a beginner eager to explore different mediums, the borough offers a wealth of art studios that cater to various needs. From community-driven spaces to high-end lofts, here are five places you can rent a studio space in Brooklyn.
1. Gowanus Creative Studios
Gowanus Creative Studios offers a variety of space and layout options. Every studio is no fee and private, with flexible lease terms.
2. Powerhouse Arts
This cutting-edge art and manufacturing space in Gowanus is home to a network of artists, fabricators and designers. Powerhouse Arts offers large-scale production facilities and community engagement programs to support local artists and creatives.
3. Brooklyn Creative Lofts
With over 150 loft buildings dedicated to creatives, Brooklyn Creative Lofts provides affordable and flexible workspaces. These spaces offer amenities such as 24/7 access and proximity to public transportation, making them convenient for artists of all disciplines.
4. Rockella
Situated in Brownsville, Rockella not only has space for artists but musicians as well. It provides a cool community work spaces at a lower cost than many spaces. They also have two other locations in Queens.
5. Trestle Art Space
Trestle Art Space in Sunset Park and Greenwood offers well-managed studio space and access to a thriving artist community, as well as exhibition opportunities. Many private studios have windows, and all have high ceilings, white walls, heating/air conditioning, Wi-fi and access to trash/recycling areas.
