Top Art Studios In London

Recker Art specializes in Canadian Pop Art with a nostalgic twist, reflecting vintage car, music, and surf culture from the ’70s and ’80s. The studio offers mixed-media works that often evoke memories of simpler times. Visitors appreciate the originality and vibrant energy of the pieces on display.

Known for its extensive selection of art supplies, Bijan's Art Studio offers tools for artists at every level, from beginners to professionals. The team—all artists themselves—provides knowledgeable, friendly service in a welcoming, well-stocked space. Some customers note the shop’s small size, but many appreciate the personalized attention and variety available.

ArtVenture Art Studio specializes in small, structured art classes that blend art history and technique with creative exploration for all ages. The studio offers seasonal programs, including a new summer series for adults, featuring painting, drawing, sculpting, animation, and creative writing. While many appreciate the supportive environment and personalized guidance, some find the approach a… more...

ArtVenture Art Studio specializes in small, structured art classes that blend art history and technique with creative exploration for all ages. The studio offers seasonal programs, including a new summer series for adults, featuring painting, drawing, sculpting, animation, and creative writing. While many appreciate the supportive environment and personalized guidance, some find the approach a bit rigid for free expression.

Art With Panache showcases a rotating selection of works by emerging local artists, offering visitors a chance to experience fresh and diverse creativity. The gallery hosts regular exhibits in the Talbot Centre, where guests often enjoy meeting the artists behind the pieces. Some find the changing displays make each visit uniquely engaging.

Satellite Project Space offers a flexible venue for experimental and temporary art projects, bringing together students, artists, and curators from local institutions. The space hosts diverse exhibitions and programming that highlight contemporary art and culture, with visitors appreciating the variety of media on display. Some note that artwork is not available for purchase on site.

Good Sport is a gallery and studio that is member-driven and exists to develop and exhibit emerging artists. Good Sport, located in southwest Ontario, is on the territory of the Anishinabek peoples, Haudenosaunee, Lunaapeewaks, and Attawonderons. The London Township Treaty of 1796, the Sombra Treaty of 1804, and the Dish with One Spoon Covenant Wampum are all connected to these lands. We… more...

Good Sport is a gallery and studio that is member-driven and exists to develop and exhibit emerging artists. Good Sport, located in southwest Ontario, is on the territory of the Anishinabek peoples, Haudenosaunee, Lunaapeewaks, and Attawonderons. The London Township Treaty of 1796, the Sombra Treaty of 1804, and the Dish with One Spoon Covenant Wampum are all connected to these lands. We acknowledge this place with gratitude, and Good Sport is in full solidarity with Turtle Island's land and water protectors and the Six Nations Land Defenders. Visit https://atlohsa.com to learn more about the Indigenous People of Antler River Treaty 6 London, Ontario. Dickson Bou, Jason Hallows, and N+1 Cycle owners founded Good Sport in 2015 as an artist residency next to the store. The studio, project, and exhibition space was established at 256 Richmond St. Good Sport relocated to 402.5 Richmond St. in 2020.

The Art Gallery of Lambeth was established in 2010, and it is situated in Lambeth, London. Vivian Tserotas, a high school art instructor and award-winning artist who also runs the gallery with Brenda Morris is its owner and operator. Both award-winning artists and local guest artists have their art displayed in the Gallery. Studio offers classes in textiles, sewing, ceramics, glass fused, resin… more...

The Art Gallery of Lambeth was established in 2010, and it is situated in Lambeth, London. Vivian Tserotas, a high school art instructor and award-winning artist who also runs the gallery with Brenda Morris is its owner and operator. Both award-winning artists and local guest artists have their art displayed in the Gallery. Studio offers classes in textiles, sewing, ceramics, glass fused, resin, and clay along with traditional painting and drawing. Visit the gallery and enjoy artworks, handmade pottery, and jewelry. Workshops have been expanded to include a wide range of courses, such as felting, ceramics, glass fused, and alcohol ink, along with more traditional classes like drawing and painting.

Peter was born on Vancouver Island, in the west. In 1996, he graduated with a BFA from the University of Victoria. He's painted both coasts and almost everywhere between them (well .....). He has spent the past twelve years, along with his wife, painting full time. However, he is more interested in architectural scenes and whimsical scenes. Corinne and Peter’s Art Studio is both the studio and… more...

Peter was born on Vancouver Island, in the west. In 1996, he graduated with a BFA from the University of Victoria. He's painted both coasts and almost everywhere between them (well .....). He has spent the past twelve years, along with his wife, painting full time. However, he is more interested in architectural scenes and whimsical scenes. Corinne and Peter’s Art Studio is both the studio and residence of Corinne Karas and Peter Garlick. Since 1992, we have been earning our living through our art. Our primary medium is oil on canvas, masonite or panel. We also hand-frame a few of our pieces. We are available by appointment. Two visual artists, Peter Karas and Corinne Garlick, live and work in London Ontario Canada. Corinne was born in Southern Ontario and always showed an interest in the arts. She studied at Beal High School in London, Ontario before moving to Halifax and studying at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. Corinne spent twelve years as a full-time artist painting people of all kinds. Peter and Corinne, who have been married for five years, also devote some of their time to teaching. They currently teach a range of courses at Fanshawe College’s Department of Continuing Education.