At the Natick Mall in Massachusetts, among luxury clothing retailers Tory Burch and Louis Vuitton, stands two large glass displays filled with artwork and a colorful sign reading “Buy Art.”
Inside the 4K SF space, operated by Zero Empty Spaces, are three artist studios divided by large walls and a “sanctuary area” where artists can relax.
The remnants of the Burberry that once occupied the space can still be seen, including dressing rooms and ample storage once home to clothes and merchandise. Now, that storage houses art supplies and drying work.
Source: Vacant Retail Space Becomes A Blank Canvas For Artists