Going East on I-10, take the McKee/Hardy/Nance Street Exit (the very first one after the "Downtown" Exit)...go straight ahead on the off ramp to the first Stop Sign, and we are right in front of you on the left.
Click Here for a Google Map to Hardy & Nance Street Studios
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Announcing the
17th Annual ArtCrawl !
Saturday, November 21, 2009
10am to 9pm
Click here for more info on
Houston's coolest art happening.
And...it's all free!
Don't miss it!
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New studio spaces starting at $175 a month.
Many sizes & configurations. Some with in-studio plumbing.
Hardy Street Studios joins Nance Street Studios in Houston's historic, downtown art/warehouse district to provide good, affordable working space for area artists. Painters, sculptors, muralists & photographers are already in residence at Nance Street and the new studio spaces on Hardy will accommodate most visual arts media.
For more information contact:
Donald Tucker
713.702.9932
Update: September 27, 2009
It's hard to believe that we started construction in January on 24 new studio spaces and were at 100% occupancy within two months. We are currently working on adding another 5000 square feet and could begin construction sometime in late Fall or during this Winter. If you are in need of studio work space, call Donald Tucker at the number above for the latest info and to get your name on our waiting list. You can also get your name on the list by sending your needs & contact info to the Email address below.
hoteltango88@yahoo.com
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New Feature...Our very own Classified Pages! There's Free Stuff Too!
Whether you want to buy, sell, trade, give away, swap or whatever...The Hardy & Nance Street Classified Pages are the best deal in town. They are free and meant to serve the artists-in-residence here.
Click Here for the Classifieds!
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FotoFest 2010
Ta-daahhh! The Hardy & Nance Street Studio Complex has once again been selected as an Official FotoFest Independent Showplace. We will be showing a large & outstanding body of work by American photographers for the 2010 International Extravaganza. With 25 of the areas top shooters showing here, this will be one of the largest & finest exhibitions of 2010!
Click here for details regarding our Gala Opening & Show Dates for FotoFest 2010 at The Hardy & Nance Street Studio Complex !
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Take a peek at this ultra cool time-lapse video by our very own Emmy-winning Alex Luster. He recorded a master street artist decorating one of the walls in their studio. It is part of a video installation he has up at Art League Houston. Nice work! Both of you guys!
Time-Lapse Wall Art Link
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Click below to take a look at some pix from our "Meet & Greet" on May 23rd!
Hardy & Nance Street Gathering of Creative Forces
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Hardy Street Artists-In-Residence
Click Names to Visit Their Websites
Studio #1 - Lodi Studios
Studio #2 - Matt Smith
Studio #3 - Diana Simonetta
Studio #4 - Wallace Bennett
Studio #5 - Leslie Magdaleno
Studio #6 - Martin Briones
Studio #7 - Liduine Bekman
Studio #8 - Dana Beck
Studio #9 - Galina Kurlat
Studio #10 - Stephanie Castle
Studio #11 - Paule S. Hewlett
Studio #12 - Carlos Garcia
Studio #13 - Kimberley Hopson
Studio #14 - Jason Ransom
Studio #15, 17, 19 & 21 - Daniel Lopez & Alex Luster
Studio #16 - Michael Canales
Studio #18 - Rome Wilkerson
Studio #20 - Justin Garcia
Studio #22 - Coming Soon! ORIGINS - The Artists' Gallery
Studio #23- Syd Moen
Studio #24 - Martha Kasabova
NOTE: See our Nance Street Studio roster for the other artists in this building.
Nance Street Studios
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Working Artists' Studios with a Touch of Rugged Industrial Cool
Here are a few construction pix of what we're putting together at Hardy Street Studios...
The main hallway looking east. We now have showspace walls 16' high and a city block long.
The main hallway looking west with two custom door installations.
This door is 10' tall, 6' wide & rolls back on overhead rails.
The one across from it is an ancient 6' x 8' metal clad, rolling fire door that was original to this 1930's warehouse
And here are a few more of the studio doors as rendered by the artists or per custom install...
Here is the connecting hall that leads to our older Nance Street Studios...
...and one of the studios in that part of the building.
For additional pictures and info see our Nance Street Studios site at:
http://nancestreetstudios.blogspot.com/
