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Dorrie Sanders

Dorrie Sanders came from San Diego to help prepare for the annual Chili Bowl Fiesta fundraiser. She holds a BFA from UMass Dartmouth and has done work in ceramics at UC San Diego.

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http://www.dorriesandersceramics.blogspot.com

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  • Ceramics Internship (2010) , Ceramics

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We got to peek in on an artist's book production m We got to peek in on an artist's book production meeting with current artist in residence Sky Syzygy @sky.syzygy and we are absolutely drooling over the marbling on these mockups! Feeling very excited for this publication.
Studio work by current artist-in-residence Angela Studio work by current artist-in-residence Angela Davis Fegan @davistint . This powerful work is printed on handmade paper made from repurposed denim gathered from artists, poets, friends, and the artist’s own father who passed in 2016. The artist is drawn to denim because of its multifaceted and often conflicted nature. As the byproduct of two colonial thefts, cotton and indigo, it’s treated as the garb of the proletariat, but Davis Fegan posits that perhaps it is the uniform of manifest destiny.
TWO MORE DAYS until the 11/15 deadline for residen TWO MORE DAYS until the 11/15 deadline for residency applications. Artist's Book opportunities (including one specifically for indigenous artists), residencies for individuals over age 45, and more! Link in bio to apply. #artistopportunity #residency #artresidency #artistsbook #grantsforartists
There is a lot to be excited about on our six day There is a lot to be excited about on our six day tour of the internationally acclaimed museums and art residency programs in Wisconsin... We're especially looking forward to the private two day moveable type letterpress workshop at Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum @hamiltonwoodtype in Two Rivers--America’s largest and longest wood type maker, and the world’s greatest collection of type and letterpress tools. No experience is needed and everything you need will be provided, including instruction, tools, and materials. The workshop will kick off with a tour of the facilities and a behind-the-scenes look at the collections. From 9am-4pm each day students will have access to the pressroom with nine cabinets of wood type. With direction from workshop leaders, everyone will work on their own press for both days and can expect to design three layouts and take home approximately 50 prints. What else can you expect on this art adventure? Learn more through the link in our bio. Photo Courtesy of Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum
Do you want to fill your evenings with some art? P Do you want to fill your evenings with some art? Please join us on Tuesday 11/14 at 6:30 for artists talks by resident artists Angela Davis Fegan @davistint and Sky Syzygy @sky.syzygy , and interns Joseph Ni @josephni.jn and Ophelia Wild @ophiewild See you there! Featured image by Angela Davis Fegan
Are you hard at work on your residency application Are you hard at work on your residency application for the November 15th deadline? Recordings of our 2023 FAQ sessions with Co-Executive Director Erin Zona are now on our Vimeo page.
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We got to peek in on an artist's book production m We got to peek in on an artist's book production meeting with current artist in residence Sky Syzygy @sky.syzygy and we are absolutely drooling over the marbling on these mockups! Feeling very excited for this publication.
Studio work by current artist-in-residence Angela Studio work by current artist-in-residence Angela Davis Fegan @davistint . This powerful work is printed on handmade paper made from repurposed denim gathered from artists, poets, friends, and the artist’s own father who passed in 2016. The artist is drawn to denim because of its multifaceted and often conflicted nature. As the byproduct of two colonial thefts, cotton and indigo, it’s treated as the garb of the proletariat, but Davis Fegan posits that perhaps it is the uniform of manifest destiny.
TWO MORE DAYS until the 11/15 deadline for residen TWO MORE DAYS until the 11/15 deadline for residency applications. Artist's Book opportunities (including one specifically for indigenous artists), residencies for individuals over age 45, and more! Link in bio to apply. #artistopportunity #residency #artresidency #artistsbook #grantsforartists
There is a lot to be excited about on our six day There is a lot to be excited about on our six day tour of the internationally acclaimed museums and art residency programs in Wisconsin... We're especially looking forward to the private two day moveable type letterpress workshop at Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum @hamiltonwoodtype in Two Rivers--America’s largest and longest wood type maker, and the world’s greatest collection of type and letterpress tools. No experience is needed and everything you need will be provided, including instruction, tools, and materials. The workshop will kick off with a tour of the facilities and a behind-the-scenes look at the collections. From 9am-4pm each day students will have access to the pressroom with nine cabinets of wood type. With direction from workshop leaders, everyone will work on their own press for both days and can expect to design three layouts and take home approximately 50 prints. What else can you expect on this art adventure? Learn more through the link in our bio. Photo Courtesy of Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum
Do you want to fill your evenings with some art? P Do you want to fill your evenings with some art? Please join us on Tuesday 11/14 at 6:30 for artists talks by resident artists Angela Davis Fegan @davistint and Sky Syzygy @sky.syzygy , and interns Joseph Ni @josephni.jn and Ophelia Wild @ophiewild See you there! Featured image by Angela Davis Fegan
Are you hard at work on your residency application Are you hard at work on your residency application for the November 15th deadline? Recordings of our 2023 FAQ sessions with Co-Executive Director Erin Zona are now on our Vimeo page.
The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Artist’s Boo The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Artist’s Book Residency Grant for Indigenous Artists is a ten week residency for North American Indigenous artists to produce a limited edition book work. The grant includes a stipend of $350/week, up to $1000 for materials, full travel reimbursement, free onsite housing, and 24/7 studio access. WSW provides technical advice; training on new equipment, techniques, and materials; and production assistance. Applications are due November 15th--spread the word, and get more info through the link in our bio! This residency is made possible with the generous support of @bimuseum.of.art Featured art by Stella Nall @stella.nall 2022 Right Now! Publishing Grant Recipient
Looking for something to do tomorrow night? Join u Looking for something to do tomorrow night? Join us for Slide Night at 6:30PM. We'll be hearing from artist in residence Sarah Khan @sarahkkhan and interns Alexa Herndandez @heralexadez and Thais Calvarin @thaiscalvarin
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