The phrase "a shared studio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a studio space that is used collaboratively by multiple individuals or groups.
Example: "The artists decided to rent a shared studio to foster collaboration and creativity among themselves."
Alternatives: "a communal studio" or "a collaborative studio".
They met when they were assigned to a shared studio space at an arts center in 1988.
As Tony de Mars, using his mother's maiden name, Woodcock, who cannot stop smiling, makes ornamental masks in a shared studio in The Charterhouse.
In the early 1930s she began to pursue a career in photography, secured a shared studio with set designer Pierre Kéfer, and adopted the professional name Dora Maar.
The least expensive deal is a shared Studio Plus apartment, that comes with two beds, and starts at $1375/month.
Diana Eng: I'm in a shared studio space.
Kovats is one of 11 photographers participating in "The Tattoo Project," an endeavor that began on a long weekend in 2010, when hundreds of tattooed individuals journeyed to a shared studio space to pose before the cameras.
The changes are part of a move for Sky news and sports into a new shared studio space.
A spacious shared studio apartment, for 2 single people, £200 pwk each person, all bills inclusive, located between Marble Arch & Hyde Park - central London.
Both stations were consolidated into new, high-definition capable facilities constructed on the site of a former Barnes & Noble store, with separate studios for each station, and a third, shared studio.
Natasha Huq is an architect who works in Summerhall in Edinburgh, an arts venue with shared studio space occupied by artisan businesses, including everything from a chocolate maker to a taxidermist.
During the 1950's, Mr. Voulkos and Mr. Mason shared studios and an ambition to give ceramic sculpture an unprecedented physical expressiveness.
