des lettres du Québec, and Khazanah Nasional, catered for emerging Malaysian artists. The Khazanah Nasional Associate Artist Residency Programme (KAAR) has invited renowned industry professionals such as Vanessa Murrell to help develop and prepare young artists for the next growth phase in their professional careers. The programme also includes Acme's five-year Fire Station Residency, established in 1997, whose previous recipients include Martin Creed, Lindsay Seers, Erika Tan, Haroon Mirza, Jonathan Baldock, Samson Kambalu and George Charman. Publications Studios for Artists: Concepts and Concrete, ed. Jonathan Harvey, Graham Ellard, 2015. () 72-82, William Raban, 2015. (co-published by LUX) "Are we there yet?" Duncan Pickstock, Paintings 2014-2015 at The Acme Project Space, text by Paul O’Kane, 2015. () I Killed a Viper, Clare Price, text by Keran James, 2014. () The Fire Station Project, Acme Studios' Work/Live Residency Programme, 1997-2013, ed. Jonathan Harvey, Julia Lancaster, 2013. () Time and Vision, Australia Council for the Arts London Residencies Hosted by Acme Studios, 1992-2012, 2012. () Roger Kite, Pathways, 2012. () 25 Years – Hosting International Artists’ Residencies in London, 2012. () References Charities based in London Artists' studios in London Arts in London