The tour
What to look for on a studio tour
Updated November 12, 2026 · 1 min read
The floor
Stand in the bay. Picture the table, the racks, and the open space around the largest piece you make. A tape measure turns that picture into 500, 1,000, 1,500, or 2,000+ square feet.
The path
Walk from the bay to the shared loading area. That is how materials arrive and how finished work leaves. Ask how deliveries are handled at that address.
The lease
Ask how entry works, and which building services are included. Utilities and Wi-Fi come with the Long Island City bay. The signed lease is where that list lives.
Artists and studios in Long Island City can ask about a private bay. Tell us the size and the term, and we will set the next step.