Live/Work Studios

LIVE/WORK: A place to create, engage, and live on CASP grounds.

The four CASP Live/Work Studios are located in Downtown Lubbock at 1010 Mac Davis Lane. These unique studios designed by architect Upe Flueckiger provide a 600 sqft. residence, 1000 sqft. studio space, and covered parking with a courtyard. These flexible spaces offer artists the opportunity to create, share, and exhibit work through monthly First Friday Art Trail events, open studio hours, and other community engagement opportunities.

Residences in these long-term studios are open to recent university level graduates and professional artists. If you are interested in applying please visit our opportunities page.

OPPORTUNITIES @ CASP

Current Live/Work Occupants

Studio 1

Josué Ritchie Del Fresco Galvan

Josué Del Fresco, a Lubbock-based multi-medium artist, channels everyday life into high-energy, deliberately imperfect painting, sculpture, screen printing, and collage, exhibiting at LHUCA, Charles Adams Gallery, and CASP 5&J- community-fueled, authentic.

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Studio 2

Tabasom Marandiz

"My favorite thing about CASP is the sense of community it’s given me. I’ve met so many artists from different backgrounds and have learned something from every person I’ve connected with. Participating in the First Friday Art Trail has opened so many avenues and opportunities for me that I never imagined I’d have."

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Studio 3

Robbie Stafford

CASP is an important organization because it provides opportunities for artists that they wouldn't normally have access to.

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Studio 4

Caitlin Hawkins

As a CASP resident, engaging with the Lubbock community has inspired me through meaningful connections with local people and strengthened my desire to be involved in the city’s creative community.

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CASP has given me and my studio mate space and exposure to focus in on our crafts. We expanded our music venue project to reach a regular audience of creatively minded folks. Our paintings, sculptures, and prints got bigger and better with the regular relationship to the variety of people Lubbocks culture supplies FFAT with.
Eli RaglandStudio 1

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CASP is an important organization because it provides affordable living and studio space for artists in Lubbock. The arts are the heartbeat of a city's culture so having opportunities for artists and the public to engage with one another and create community and art helps everyone.
Kirstyn WrightStudio 2

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My favorite thing about CASP is the community and artists I get to help and be a part of.
Nathalie LawrenceStudio 3

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Engaging with the Lubbock community downtown has granted me a world of experience as a local artist. I am thankful to have integrated myself into the Lubbock arts community and that I am able to call CASP my home.
Kimbal AdamsPast Live/Work Occupant

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Engaging with the Lubbock community downtown own has delivered new and enlightening insights into how my work is perceived and received. The opportunity to share a dialogue with the public concerning the work I produce and their experience with it has been incredible and inviting them into my studio to work collaboratively with me on projects focused on community initiatives or educating them in the workshops I have held has been and incredibly rewarding experience I don’t think you’d be able to get anywhere else.
Alec MurrinPast Live/Work Occupant

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My experience at CASP has granted me the privilege of experimentation and the freedom of expression, as well as the opportunity to work alongside and communicate with people whose beliefs, backgrounds, and passions look much different from mine.
Kimbal AdamsPast Live/Work Occupant

Past Live/Work Occupants

Avery Bonnette (Studio 4, August '25 - October '26). Printmaking: Focused on aquatint etching, paper mache, and laser engraving. View
Kirstyn Wright (Studio 2, June '25 - August '26). Mixed media: Kirstyn documents overlooked rural life in West Texas to challenge myths of the American West, revealing truths about value, labor, and land through forgotten objects and moments of everyday existence. View
Alec Murrin, B.F.A. (Studio 2, May '24 - May '25). Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing. Alec is a multimedia artist employing techniques from jewelry, sculpture, and drawing. View
Nathalie Lawrence, M.F.A. (Studio 3, January '24 - February '26). Sculpture and Metals. Nathalie’s work is made up of a synthesis of wild animals and domestic objects of an American household. View
Eli Ragland (Studio 1, September '23 - October '25). Mixed media. Eli works collaboratively with mixed media artist Niko Whitfill in music performance and promotion. View
Kimbal Adams, B.F.A. (Studio 4, June '23 - June '25). Painting. Kimbal’s body of work focuses on the peculiarities of the human experience. View