Sentence examples for provided studio space from inspiring English sources

The building, once a gift of the city to its youth, hosted concerts, provided studio space and fostered a generally rich counter-culture, until it was bought out by a Christian sect who planned to convert it into a church.

She also made sure to mention other successful creative projects, like the ArtSpace renovation of an old school on Shaw Street that has provided studio space for artists.

Olivia was also able to namedrop other, specific, successful creative projects like the ArtSpace renovation of an old school on Shaw St. that has provided studio space for artists.

The program provides studio space as well as mentoring and business advice.

The bursaries will provide studio space for up to six months and a living allowance while they rebuild their portfolios.

In fact, the Chapmans provide studio space for their assistants to do their own work if they want.

Beauty in the Rubble Recology's unique artist-in-residency program provides studio space and a stipend of $1,000 a month to "scavenger artists" who create work out of discarded material they find on the premises.

Extensive renovations are still in progress, but an exhibition gallery opened to the public in February, and several programs, including one that provides studio space for three artists-in-residence, are now in operation.

This month, 100 students who lost work in the fire resumed their studies with the help of Phoenix Bursaries, which are providing studio space for up to six months and a living allowance while they rebuild their portfolios.

LONDON — If all goes well, Space, a charity that provides studio space for about 700 designers and artists in east London, will hit its target of £10,000 in a crowdfunding campaign that ends Saturday and can then buy the equipment it needs to open a digital manufacturing facility named Fab Lab.

Within their franchise agreements, they were required to provide two channels for public use channels C and D. As is described by Leah Churner in her Moving Image Source story, "The cable companies would provide studio space, training, equipment, and airtime for free, to anyone who wanted it, on a first-come, first-served basis.