Open House Festival

Queensrollahouse

art studio

interior Henry Krokatsis, exterior unkown, 1950

18 Trading Estate Road, NW10 7LU

An evolving social sculpture housed in a 50s warehouse formerly occupied by Rolls Royce. Acquired in a semi-derelict state, its transformation was approached by the artist Henry Krokatsis as a large sculptural work, built using found & redundant materials, balancing functionality and subversion. The building houses Refusés Gallery, Feral Institute, 22 artists' studios and a roof top canteen.

Getting there

Train

Harlesden

Bus

187, 260, 487

Access

Facilities

About

Background

Housed in an industrial 50s warehouse formerly occupied by Rolls Royce and acquired in a semi-derelict state, its transformation was approached by the artist Henry Krokatsis as a large evolving sculptural work. It has been constructed using found and redundant materials, balancing functionality and subversion. The 12,000 sq ft space currently houses a not-for-profit project space and a 1000 sq ft roof terrace and event space. There are 22 purpose-built artists’ studios across 2 floors. This unfolding social sculpture continues to act as a source of inspiration, enquiry, and experimentation.

Online presence

queensrollahouse.com

www.instagram.com/queensrollahouse

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