London Art Spaces Share Lease in 'Collective Lifeline'

In a novel arrangement to combat soaring lease costs in London, a commercial gallery, a non-profit, and an artist-run space have become 'flatmates' under one roof. The shared tenancy is described as a 'collective lifeline' for the three entities, which are pooling resources to maintain a presence in the capital's competitive art scene. The initiative highlights the growing financial pressures on art spaces in London and the creative solutions being adopted to ensure survival. The collaboration is seen as a model for other organizations facing similar challenges, fostering a sense of community and mutual support among diverse art institutions.