$790 / 200ft2 - Creative Artist studio space -fully private w 2 queer artist neighbors (Los Angeles)

WORK SPACE ONLY Join our studio in your own private work space! We are looking for queer and trans artists who are serious about their work but also want to create a harmonious vibe. Allies are welcome if you are down. We are into being gay and smashing the state 🍉 There are 4 fully private studio units in this unit in a creative loft building downtown. 2 are available currently. 2 are occupied by us! read below. Heather (she/her) is a queer musician and audio engineer works here full time. She is into modular synths, piano and singing. Halo (he/they) is a disabled trans immigrant writer, director, performer, and artist, worldbuilding positive futures in the husk of the capitalist experiment. Their solo show, "Fairy Prince," is on view at the ONE Archives at the USC Libraries until 9/13 (Tues-Sat, 10-5), with the closing reception on 9/12, 6-9pm! Go see it! They are here maybe a few days a week. Email with socials and a little bit about what you do to schedule a viewing. CONVENIENT LOCATION We are just a short distance from the Arts District and Boyle Heights for food, bars, coffee etc. The space cannot accommodate live instruments, or anyone working with hazardous materials because of noise/ ventilation, cosmetology or tattoo Month to month lease, long term welcome! 200 sq feet unfurnished concrete floors secure entry both from street and into your unit Fully private 11ft high walls Dimmable custom color smart lighting Utilities included Solid core locking door Shared kitchenette and bathroom common area with Halo and Heather RENT is $790 and includes utilities Refundable security deposit of $790 Shared amenities include Free easy street parking Kitchenette with microwave, Keurig, mini fridge Hot/cold Water dispenser with Bottled water delivery internet Security camera in common area Hepa air purifier in common area Sprinkler system Easy building access up 5 steps from street Perfect for editors, motion graphics, illustrators, photographers, XR, game designers, podcast or audio post production, product designers, jewelry, craft and textile artists, social media, fashion or architecture students, or remote workers