Rustic, Industrial Metal Shed turned Art and Movement Studio

The Shed is a bare-bones movement and art space that serves as a laboratory for installations and showings, and can accommodate photo/film/livestream sets, rehearsal space, and movement practices. Situated behind a rental home, this former metal shed was built by Rickey Cabine, a black homeowner and custom iron worker who was and is well-loved and active in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, WA. The space reflects the DIY-sensibility at the heart of neighborhood—build the art you want in the community and make the spaces for the community you want to build. The Shed aims to encourage the blurring of genre-based categories and widen the fuzzy edges of artmaking by providing artists a space to explore and develop their work. Overall Dimensions: 19’ X 22’ Floor to rafters: 14’ at center Floor to ceiling: 12’ Room capacity: 30 ppl Semi-sprung floor: 10' X 16' The Shed is a single room building with concrete slab floor, wood siding, and a peaked roof. There is an east-facing single door to the courtyard and a west-facing sliding barn door to the alley. On the interior additional features include wooden rafters with metal tensioning, small windows on the east and north walls, and wood and metal pipe shelves along the entire south-side wall. A U-shape dowel curtain rod is installed on the west wall. Equipment Portable barre ​Computer and WiFi Small speakers with subwoofer DeWalt 240V garage heater Godox LED Continuous Light with soft box and 10' light stand Sony FS100 video camera, mic, and tripod (additional charge, please inquire) Wireless lav mic kit (additional charge, please inquire)