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And just like that Summer Art Institute has come t

And just like that Summer Art Institute has come to an end! This week students learned the basics of marbling, how to manipulate floating paint to create imagery, and working on two dimensional and three dimensional objects. Thank you Maisie Broome @myfawnwy for closing out our SAI season with “Contemporary and Experimental Marbling”.

You’re invited to the opening reception of our F

You’re invited to the opening reception of our Fall intern exhibition, “light/house.” Join us at Unison Arts Center @unison_arts in New Paltz on September 5th from 6-8PM to celebrate our incredible interns as we wrap up their time at WSW!

In “light/house,” Studio Interns Ellie Swanson @starsheepz and Ollantay Avila Alcocer @ollantay.xyz and Administrative Assistant Julia Maisel-Berick @julia.rmb explore visual patterns and motifs—often rooted in nostalgia—to weave personal narratives into a range of media. “light/house” embodies dualities, contradictions, and multiplicities that appear both in their life and work. The exhibition is the culmination of five months of living and working in community.

The sweet air, the song of crickets and frogs, the warm light guides us back to the home we’ve made for ourselves this summer. The familiar shadows stretch and dance across the kitchen tile, the fan hums a gentle lullaby, laughter fills the rooms that so many have passed through. As night falls and the fireflies emerge, that home is a constant and a reminder of the time we shared together.

I’ll leave the light on for you.

The exhibition will be on view until September 18. Unison’s gallery hours are Thursday - Saturday, 1-5PM or by appointment.

SAVE THE DATE: Join us online for “Deserving Flo

SAVE THE DATE: Join us online for “Deserving Flowers” on September 16th from 3:30-5 PM EST.

“Deserving Flowers” is a panel discussion led by exhibition curator Lena Chin @lenalaiceramics, with select artists from the group exhibition, “You Deserve Your Flowers,” Isissa Komada-John @isissa, S. Lantz @s.l.a.n.t.z, Sam Shamard @sam_shamard, and Alexis Tellefsen @tellefsenatelier, to share insights into the comfort they find in their connection to ceramics as they navigate their healing journeys. Learn more about the discussion on our website. This event is free and open to all. RSVP to receive the Zoom link. Link in bio.

This programming is made possible with the support of the National Council of Education on the Ceramic Arts @NCECA 2025 Helene Zucker Seeman Curatorial, Research, and Critical Writing Fellowship for Women.

Are you a WSW alumnx? Do you have work in an upcom

Are you a WSW alumnx? Do you have work in an upcoming exhibition? If so, email alumnae@wsworkshop.org with any upcoming exhibitions and opportunities to be featured in a monthly blog post that gets shared in our newsletter!

Summer Art Institute is almost over, only one week

Summer Art Institute is almost over, only one week left! This past week, students were experimenting with collage in all workshops whether it was by embedding objects into handmade paper, overlapping silkscreen designs, or combining chine collé with drypoint.

⭐️ “Stencil to Screen: Unlocking the Power of Print” with Tyanna Buie @tyanna_buie
⭐️ “Topographic Language: Embedding and Collage in Handmade Paper” with Katharine DeLamater @katharinelark
⭐️ “Drypoint with Chine Collé: Multi-Color and Layer” with Rie Hasegawa @hariehanga

#womensstudioworkshop #summerartinstitute #wswsummerartinstitute #wswsai

Only one week left of Summer Art Institute! This w

Only one week left of Summer Art Institute! This week’s line up was “Stencil to Screen: Unlocking the Power of Print” with Tyanna Buie @tyanna_buie, “Topographic Language: Embedding and Collage in Handmade Paper” with Katharine DeLamater @katharinelark, and “Drypoint with Chine Collé: Multi-Color and Layer” with Rie Hasegawa @hariehanga! Across all workshops, students were experimenting with collage whether it was by embedding objects into handmade paper, overlapping silkscreen designs, or combining chine collé with drypoint!

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And just like that Summer Art Institute has come t

And just like that Summer Art Institute has come to an end! This week students learned the basics of marbling, how to manipulate floating paint to create imagery, and working on two dimensional and three dimensional objects. Thank you Maisie Broome @myfawnwy for closing out our SAI season with “Contemporary and Experimental Marbling”.

You’re invited to the opening reception of our F

You’re invited to the opening reception of our Fall intern exhibition, “light/house.” Join us at Unison Arts Center @unison_arts in New Paltz on September 5th from 6-8PM to celebrate our incredible interns as we wrap up their time at WSW!

In “light/house,” Studio Interns Ellie Swanson @starsheepz and Ollantay Avila Alcocer @ollantay.xyz and Administrative Assistant Julia Maisel-Berick @julia.rmb explore visual patterns and motifs—often rooted in nostalgia—to weave personal narratives into a range of media. “light/house” embodies dualities, contradictions, and multiplicities that appear both in their life and work. The exhibition is the culmination of five months of living and working in community.

The sweet air, the song of crickets and frogs, the warm light guides us back to the home we’ve made for ourselves this summer. The familiar shadows stretch and dance across the kitchen tile, the fan hums a gentle lullaby, laughter fills the rooms that so many have passed through. As night falls and the fireflies emerge, that home is a constant and a reminder of the time we shared together.

I’ll leave the light on for you.

The exhibition will be on view until September 18. Unison’s gallery hours are Thursday - Saturday, 1-5PM or by appointment.

SAVE THE DATE: Join us online for “Deserving Flo

SAVE THE DATE: Join us online for “Deserving Flowers” on September 16th from 3:30-5 PM EST.

“Deserving Flowers” is a panel discussion led by exhibition curator Lena Chin @lenalaiceramics, with select artists from the group exhibition, “You Deserve Your Flowers,” Isissa Komada-John @isissa, S. Lantz @s.l.a.n.t.z, Sam Shamard @sam_shamard, and Alexis Tellefsen @tellefsenatelier, to share insights into the comfort they find in their connection to ceramics as they navigate their healing journeys. Learn more about the discussion on our website. This event is free and open to all. RSVP to receive the Zoom link. Link in bio.

This programming is made possible with the support of the National Council of Education on the Ceramic Arts @NCECA 2025 Helene Zucker Seeman Curatorial, Research, and Critical Writing Fellowship for Women.

Are you a WSW alumnx? Do you have work in an upcom

Are you a WSW alumnx? Do you have work in an upcoming exhibition? If so, email alumnae@wsworkshop.org with any upcoming exhibitions and opportunities to be featured in a monthly blog post that gets shared in our newsletter!

Summer Art Institute is almost over, only one week

Summer Art Institute is almost over, only one week left! This past week, students were experimenting with collage in all workshops whether it was by embedding objects into handmade paper, overlapping silkscreen designs, or combining chine collé with drypoint.

⭐️ “Stencil to Screen: Unlocking the Power of Print” with Tyanna Buie @tyanna_buie
⭐️ “Topographic Language: Embedding and Collage in Handmade Paper” with Katharine DeLamater @katharinelark
⭐️ “Drypoint with Chine Collé: Multi-Color and Layer” with Rie Hasegawa @hariehanga

#womensstudioworkshop #summerartinstitute #wswsummerartinstitute #wswsai

Only one week left of Summer Art Institute! This w

Only one week left of Summer Art Institute! This week’s line up was “Stencil to Screen: Unlocking the Power of Print” with Tyanna Buie @tyanna_buie, “Topographic Language: Embedding and Collage in Handmade Paper” with Katharine DeLamater @katharinelark, and “Drypoint with Chine Collé: Multi-Color and Layer” with Rie Hasegawa @hariehanga! Across all workshops, students were experimenting with collage whether it was by embedding objects into handmade paper, overlapping silkscreen designs, or combining chine collé with drypoint!

New Mural Alert! Symone Salib @symonesalibstudio j

New Mural Alert! Symone Salib @symonesalibstudio joined us last month to teach a Summer Art Institute workshop about the power of public art AND create this beautiful new mural, “Nothing Grows Alone,” which reads “May we refuse to separate our gratitude for food from justice for those who grow it.” Below is a statement from Symone about her inspiration for the piece.

“This mural is both a prayer and a protest. A hand reaches into a tree to pick an apricot, an act that feels simple but is sacred. Although this mural intentionally draws you in with its bright and warm colors, beneath the imagery lies a deeper meaning to remember who feeds us and at what cost.
I created this work in honor of the workers, workers who are Black and brown, workers who are immigrants. Whose hands grow, pick, and prepare the food that sustains us. Many of them live under constant threat as ICE continues to tear families apart and target the folks whose labor makes our lives easier. We cannot separate our gratitude for abundance from the ongoing violence waged against those who provide it.
This mural is a space to honor those who grow our food, not only for their physical labor but for how they feed us with knowledge, stories, and culture. Food is never just sustenance, it’s memory, tradition, resistance, and love. To be in community is to be fed in all of these ways.
The green border that frames the mural is a metaphor for growth and possibility. Symbolic of the dream for a better life that so many immigrants long for. It represents my hope for a world where the immigration system isn’t broken and all people have the right to seek asylum safely. It should not be radical to believe that all people deserve safety, dignity, and the right to a better life. That includes Black and brown families. That includes children, adults and the elders who make up the fabric of our communities.
“Nothing Grows Alone” is a reminder that our liberation is interconnected. That food, culture, and justice are intertwined. This mural holds space for gratitude, for those who feed us not just with food, but with culture, history, and care. Because nothing grows alone. Not fruit. Not people. Not justice.”

Join us Monday, August 18th for the last Slide Nig

Join us Monday, August 18th for the last Slide Night of Summer Art Institute! At 6PM hear from instructor Maisie Broome @myfawnwy, administrative assistant Julia Maisel-Berick @julia.rmb, and chef and artist Lexa Walsh @lexawalshstudios about their artistic practices. See you then!

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