What is AAH?

AAH (Artists at Home) is an annual open studios scheme held over 3 days in mid-June. It is run on a voluntary basis by the artists themselves, led by a core steering group. We are proud of this independent status and believe it gives the event a special quality. The origins of the scheme date back over 30 years making it one of the first of its kind. Since then, AAH has been constantly evolving to remain attractive to both its members and the public.

Who can join AAH?

Any serious practitioner in the fine or applied arts living/working in the defined area may apply to join. The discipline might be painting, sculpture, ceramics, textile design, photography, print-making or jewellery but this list is not exhaustive. The geographical boundaries are fixed as: the main railway line to the west, Uxbridge Road to the north, Holland Road and Hammersmith Road to the east and the river to the south.

Are there any restrictions or rules?

We want to be as flexible as possible but, in the interests of all, there are a few criteria. For example, work shown must have been produced by the artist, mass-produced objects and work by artists not in AAH are not acceptable.

Steering Group

Joanna Brendon MBE Chair, Sally Grumbridge, Bobbie Kociejowski, Louise Mock Treasurer, Jill Revie Membership Secretary, Liz Taunt  Alice Sheridan, Simon Taylor. If you would like to apply for membership of AAH or obtain more information, please contact Jill Revie Tel: 020 8987 9156  Email: jill.revie@coverdale.com