About Forest Studios Forest Studios is a new live work studio complex founded in 2002, located in Bruce Grove, in the heart of a multi cultural quarter of Tottenham in the borough of Haringay, in North East London. The studios are a converted Mews horse stables which were in a state of disrepair until 2001. The scheme to re-develop the property into live work units was funded in part by National Heritage and a corridor regeneration grant from the EEC to bring new business opportunities into this neglected area of North Tottenham. The scheme is supported by Network Housing, developed by Solon Housing Cooperative and the property is managed by MACE Housing Association. The units are fledgling creative industries which will bring new client and business into the area. The unit represent six single occupancy properties and two house shares. Bruce Grove was recently the subject of a BBC World Service radio documentary which described the area as 'the most multicultural area in the world' because of the rich and amazing ethnic mix in the area which houses 160 different first languages. Forest Studios are proud to be part of this diversity and future projects aim to be community led, working with other community and arts organisations in the borough including the Chocolate Factory studios, Collage Arts, and Bruce Castle Museum. The studios aim to foster an environment of inclusivity and shared learning, in which all members can create and work in their own space as well as utilising the varied media in which artists are working to bring together new ideas and projects. Click on the photos below for images of the Forest Mews studios. Photography © Rajesh Westerberg 2003. Site dsign © Hypnotique 2003. All artwork and images on this website © forest studio artists - seek permission to use or reproduce