ACAVA
@acava.org
Looking for affordable art studios in London? Our charity offers studio spaces across London, Essex, and Stoke-on-Trent, supporting over 400 artists. Donate today to help us continue providing creative spaces and community arts programs.
ACAVA's Company Logos


ACAVA's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#FCB900
Selective Yellow
252, 185, 0
44, 100, 49
0, 27, 100, 1
#FFCB70
Goldenrod
255, 203, 112
38, 100, 72
0, 20, 56, 0
#002233
Daintree
0, 34, 51
200, 100, 10
100, 33, 0, 80
About ACAVA
ACAVA is a renowned brand that has been at the forefront of artist studios and community arts programs for over 50 years. With a strong commitment to creativity and community, ACAVA offers a diverse range of products and services to support and uplift artists and audiences alike. Their latest news includes the exciting Flourish: Shine campaign, which offers free family art workshops throughout the summer holidays.
Led by talented artists like Amelia Tan, Anna Reading, Camilla Brendon, Emily Motto, and Flora Duley, these sessions explore various creative-making techniques, sculpture, mosaic-making, and performance. ACAVA also runs a range of free programs co-created with communities, including family workshops, skills training for young people, professional development opportunities, and an open-access makerspace. They have recently launched the ACAVA Hosts: Three Counties Open Residency, a career development initiative for emerging artists with connections to Staffordshire, Cheshire, or Shropshire.
In addition to these programs, ACAVA provides over 400 creative practitioners with state-of-the-art studios across London, Essex, and Stoke-on-Trent. These spaces foster a vibrant and collaborative artistic community. As a charity, ACAVA relies on the support of generous individuals to continue delivering transformative creative programs.
By subscribing to their newsletter, you can stay informed about their latest initiatives and find ways to support their cause. Join ACAVA today and experience the power of creativity firsthand
