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Sarah Blackwell

Sarah Blackwell is a Brooklyn-based ceramicist and member of The Royal Frog Ballet. At WSW, she explored experimental, temporary installation with handmade ceramic coils, and made vessels for the annual Chili Bowl Fiesta fundraiser.

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http://www.sarahblackwellceramics.com

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  • Chili Bowl Workspace Residency (2015) , Ceramics

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Last week was busy! There was painting with pulp, Last week was busy! There was painting with pulp, learning the basics of screenprinting in Spanish, creating a large scale-mural from scratch, and an incredible opening for the Queer Ecology Hanky Project! Thanks so much to our amazing instructors, Candy González @candy_alexandra1 , Symone Salib @symonesalibstudio , and Amy Díaz-Infante @amydiazinfante , and the organizers and curators of the show, Vanessa Adams @vanessa_adams_prints , Mary Tremonte @marymackprints , Andrea Narno @graficanarno , Eriko Hattori @_erikohattori_ , and Bekezela Mguni @sweet_thunda ! Queer Ecology Hanky Project is still up in the gallery and on view until October 30th!
Now THAT was a party! Thank you to everyone at @ha Now THAT was a party! Thank you to everyone at @hankysituation for a fantastic opening celebration!
*Artist Opportunity Alert* only one week left to a *Artist Opportunity Alert* only one week left to apply to three of our residencies and one of our internships! August 1st deadline, link in bio to apply
The Queer Ecology Hanky Project opens this Friday The Queer Ecology Hanky Project opens this Friday, July 23rd from 6- 10 PM! Join us to celebrate this traveling exhibition and project with over one hundred twenty five artist bandanas from across North America–from Vancouver to Mexico City. Recent exhibitions of the project showcase a diverse array of artist responses to Queer Ecology—an area of inquiry which unites the study of biology, environment, and sexuality with a framework of queer theory–and a wide spectrum of print mediums and methods. The July 2021 exhibition at Women’s Studio Workshop is the fourth exhibition of the Queer Ecology Hanky Project and features 30 new artist hankies.
Last call! Tomorrow at midnight is the deadline fo Last call! Tomorrow at midnight is the deadline for job applications. Come work with us! Link in bio
Next Friday! Join us from 6-10 PM out on our patio Next Friday! Join us from 6-10 PM out on our patio for a Queer Dance Party and Opening Reception of Queer Ecology Hanky Project, organized and curated by Vanessa Adams @vanessa_adams_prints and Mary Tremonte @marymackprints with additional curatorial assistance provided by Andrea Narno @graficanarno , Eriko Hattori @_erikohattori_ , and Bekezela Mguni @sweet_thunda .  Queer Ecology Hanky Project has given us windows into divergent possibilities for gender and sexuality, models of resilience and resistance in a world that feels increasingly bleak. In recent years, queers of all genders and proclivities have expanded the definitions of the original gay hanky code—which emerged in the United States in the early 1970s, as a means for gay men to subtly communicate sexual desires—to include different bodies, identities, and activities. This show originates from a love of designing, printing, and distributing bandanas as wearable artwork, and a means to continue a queer communication of flagging, of finding affinity with plants, animals, mycelia, and each other.  See you there! **Photo courtesy of Vanessa Adams from previous hanky show dance party
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Last week was busy! There was painting with pulp, Last week was busy! There was painting with pulp, learning the basics of screenprinting in Spanish, creating a large scale-mural from scratch, and an incredible opening for the Queer Ecology Hanky Project! Thanks so much to our amazing instructors, Candy González @candy_alexandra1 , Symone Salib @symonesalibstudio , and Amy Díaz-Infante @amydiazinfante , and the organizers and curators of the show, Vanessa Adams @vanessa_adams_prints , Mary Tremonte @marymackprints , Andrea Narno @graficanarno , Eriko Hattori @_erikohattori_ , and Bekezela Mguni @sweet_thunda ! Queer Ecology Hanky Project is still up in the gallery and on view until October 30th!
Now THAT was a party! Thank you to everyone at @ha Now THAT was a party! Thank you to everyone at @hankysituation for a fantastic opening celebration!
*Artist Opportunity Alert* only one week left to a *Artist Opportunity Alert* only one week left to apply to three of our residencies and one of our internships! August 1st deadline, link in bio to apply
The Queer Ecology Hanky Project opens this Friday The Queer Ecology Hanky Project opens this Friday, July 23rd from 6- 10 PM! Join us to celebrate this traveling exhibition and project with over one hundred twenty five artist bandanas from across North America–from Vancouver to Mexico City. Recent exhibitions of the project showcase a diverse array of artist responses to Queer Ecology—an area of inquiry which unites the study of biology, environment, and sexuality with a framework of queer theory–and a wide spectrum of print mediums and methods. The July 2021 exhibition at Women’s Studio Workshop is the fourth exhibition of the Queer Ecology Hanky Project and features 30 new artist hankies.
Last call! Tomorrow at midnight is the deadline fo Last call! Tomorrow at midnight is the deadline for job applications. Come work with us! Link in bio
Next Friday! Join us from 6-10 PM out on our patio Next Friday! Join us from 6-10 PM out on our patio for a Queer Dance Party and Opening Reception of Queer Ecology Hanky Project, organized and curated by Vanessa Adams @vanessa_adams_prints and Mary Tremonte @marymackprints with additional curatorial assistance provided by Andrea Narno @graficanarno , Eriko Hattori @_erikohattori_ , and Bekezela Mguni @sweet_thunda .  Queer Ecology Hanky Project has given us windows into divergent possibilities for gender and sexuality, models of resilience and resistance in a world that feels increasingly bleak. In recent years, queers of all genders and proclivities have expanded the definitions of the original gay hanky code—which emerged in the United States in the early 1970s, as a means for gay men to subtly communicate sexual desires—to include different bodies, identities, and activities. This show originates from a love of designing, printing, and distributing bandanas as wearable artwork, and a means to continue a queer communication of flagging, of finding affinity with plants, animals, mycelia, and each other.  See you there! **Photo courtesy of Vanessa Adams from previous hanky show dance party
Take a look through your "junk" drawer: are you a Take a look through your "junk" drawer: are you a collector of takeout menus, calendars, food packaging, napkins, t-shirts, and other everyday printed materials? Then you should join us for Custom Copies: Making Zines from Everyday Ephemera with Serena Hocharoen! This free-form, project-based workshop will take a deep dive into examining and restructuring the printed materials that surround us in our daily lives. Using fast and easy DIY printing techniques like carbon paper transfers, Xerox printing, and a little screenprinting, we will duplicate forms as blank canvases for our own creative ideas.
There's only one spot left in Indirect Magic: Work There's only one spot left in Indirect Magic: Working with Linocut with @tklacsmann Sign up today through the link in our bio!
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