Art studio needed
Kia Ora
I am an artist working in ceramics I have a masters from monash university in fine art. I have had a lovely studio in Shelly bay and recently been informed that we have to move out. I’m looking for a garage with a window or a seperate from house space pref with a lovely view that I can make art in. I am looking at buying a brand new kiln so I can run private classes in ceramics and cast glass. I tutor art around Wellington. My web page is www.irenakennedy.com... and my Instagram is @irenakennedycraft I would wnt to have access for any time I often do studio work at night. my budget is around the 50/60pw mark. Also open to trades. I have had my current studio for 3 years so hoping I can find something just as amazing.
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