Artists at Home 2021: Back, Stronger than Ever

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A chance to see and buy works of art by our talented fellow residents (Ad)

Henrietta Parsons, photo by Jon Perry

After a year of virtual events during the pandemic, Artists at Home, west London's favourite open studios event, is thrilled to be opening to the public again from 17-19 September 2021.

Artists at Home was the first event of its kind in London – founded by artists Julian Trevelyan and Mary Fedden and initially incorporating only a handful of studios. It has now grown to occupy a three-mile radius of Chiswick, Hammersmith and Shepherds Bush and has become a well-loved institution – providing the public with both an opportunity to view and purchase original art and a chance to see where the artist works and lives.

“This year, we welcome a particularly large number of new artists to Artists at Home, which is very exciting. Many of them have visited Artists at Home for a number of years before applying to join and the array and quality of work on offer this year is simply incredible,” says Kathryn Davey, Chair of Artists at Home. “I think we have all been busy creating over the lockdowns and we are all more eager than ever to open up our studios.”

Ben Johnson, photo by Jon Perry

There are 93 artists taking part in this year's Artists at Home with 79 exhibiting live and 14 online only, 8 of whom are new to this year's event – making this one of the largest cohorts to take part in any given year. Artists at Home normally opens in the third week of June but has chosen later dates this year to ensure greater safety and confidence for those opening up their homes and visiting.

The Artists at Home online event is already open and remains so all year round on the website (www.artistsathome.co.uk) which features an interactive map for planning a route, individual artists' pages and an easy to use system to allow buyers to enquire about works.

Artists at Home is proudly supported by Horton and Garton, independent estate agent at the heart of the community in Hammersmith, Chiswick and Shepherds Bush. 

Linda Bloomfield, photo by Jon Perry

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August 11, 2021