Updates
Like other arts venues, the Biscuit Tin shut down when the threat of coronavirus contagion remained high. More recently, artists have been visiting their studio as they try and continue their practice. Arts Council England, acknowledging the threat to income from the necessary shutdown to arts institutions, businesses and individuals, launched an emergency fund along with advice and guidance for those working in the arts, often a risky and precarious enterprise in the best of times. For those who might need a little help, it's worth a look.
Now, Biscuit Tin artists are following the advice of health professionals and have taken the necessary precautions to stay well and respect others, and we've set up a couple sanitisation stations in the building with hand wash etc. Everything else is at your discretion but we hope you'll help us all stay safe. Keep visiting us here and following us on Facebook
Security
The Studios have been fitted with additional security including electronic fobs for all studio holders. This is to ensure that the building is secure and that management is able to track when tenants use the premises. The building can not be used for evening events without previous arrangement with the management.
Now, Biscuit Tin artists are following the advice of health professionals and have taken the necessary precautions to stay well and respect others, and we've set up a couple sanitisation stations in the building with hand wash etc. Everything else is at your discretion but we hope you'll help us all stay safe. Keep visiting us here and following us on Facebook
Security
The Studios have been fitted with additional security including electronic fobs for all studio holders. This is to ensure that the building is secure and that management is able to track when tenants use the premises. The building can not be used for evening events without previous arrangement with the management.
