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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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Won't you join us? The Women's Studio Workshop Onl Won't you join us? The Women's Studio Workshop Online Auction & Benefit will take place on June 15th! Stay tuned for more info!
Join us this summer for Custom Copies: Making Zine Join us this summer for Custom Copies: Making Zines from Everyday Ephemera taught by Serena Hocharoen ( @ser_ebob ) This free-form, project-based class will take a deep dive into examining and restructuring the printed materials that surround us in our daily lives: takeout menus, calendars, food packaging, napkins, t-shirts, and more! How can these ubiquitous forms be used as inspiration for new hybrid art objects and zines? Learn more through the link in our bio!
We're hiring! Women's Studio Workshop is searching We're hiring! Women's Studio Workshop is searching for a Development Associate and Program Manager to join our collaborative team. Check the link in our bio to see full job descriptions and details  WSW is an equal opportunity employer. All aspects of employment including the decision to hire, promote, discipline, or discharge, will be based on merit, competence, performance, and business needs. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.
WSW has a new resident in the studios today! Anina WSW has a new resident in the studios today! Anina Major (she/her) is a visual artist from the Bahamas. Her decision to voluntarily establish a home contrary to the location in which she was born and raised motivates her to investigate the relationship between self and place as a site of negotiation. By utilizing the vernacular of craft to reclaim experiences and relocate displaced objects, her practice exists at the intersection of nostalgia, and identity. Often taking form in a wide range of media, including installation, sculpture, time-based video and performance, it references tropical ecologies as well as historical and contemporary ethnography. Her work unpacks the emotional complexities inherent to the transcultural dialogue that surfaces when mapping the migration of traditions versus foreign influences. Through her making, Major acts as a cultural strategist and works to inspire critical dialogue around developing cultural identities and building the appropriate platforms for this discourse. She holds an MFA from Rhode Island School of Design and is the recipient of numerous awards and residencies, including Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center Fellowship and the Elizabeth Foundation for the Art Studio Program. Her work has been exhibited in The Bahamas, across the United States, and Europe. Help us welcome Anina to WSW! Image: Cowrie (2020) Stoneware, gold luster, sand, H12 x Diameter 12 inches 2. Water Gourd (2019) Stoneware, H32 x W18 x D18 inches
Sending all our love to co-founder Ann Kalmbach on Sending all our love to co-founder Ann Kalmbach on her birthday today! We hope this rainy day treats her beloved garden well! Please join us in wishing her the happiest day!
@heejungcho_art is in our IG stories today giving @heejungcho_art is in our IG stories today giving you a peak into the life of a resident! It’ll be saved to our “Day in the Life” highlight once the 24 hours is up, but you should definitely go 👀 right away! 😘
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Won't you join us? The Women's Studio Workshop Onl Won't you join us? The Women's Studio Workshop Online Auction & Benefit will take place on June 15th! Stay tuned for more info!
Join us this summer for Custom Copies: Making Zine Join us this summer for Custom Copies: Making Zines from Everyday Ephemera taught by Serena Hocharoen ( @ser_ebob ) This free-form, project-based class will take a deep dive into examining and restructuring the printed materials that surround us in our daily lives: takeout menus, calendars, food packaging, napkins, t-shirts, and more! How can these ubiquitous forms be used as inspiration for new hybrid art objects and zines? Learn more through the link in our bio!
We're hiring! Women's Studio Workshop is searching We're hiring! Women's Studio Workshop is searching for a Development Associate and Program Manager to join our collaborative team. Check the link in our bio to see full job descriptions and details  WSW is an equal opportunity employer. All aspects of employment including the decision to hire, promote, discipline, or discharge, will be based on merit, competence, performance, and business needs. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.
WSW has a new resident in the studios today! Anina WSW has a new resident in the studios today! Anina Major (she/her) is a visual artist from the Bahamas. Her decision to voluntarily establish a home contrary to the location in which she was born and raised motivates her to investigate the relationship between self and place as a site of negotiation. By utilizing the vernacular of craft to reclaim experiences and relocate displaced objects, her practice exists at the intersection of nostalgia, and identity. Often taking form in a wide range of media, including installation, sculpture, time-based video and performance, it references tropical ecologies as well as historical and contemporary ethnography. Her work unpacks the emotional complexities inherent to the transcultural dialogue that surfaces when mapping the migration of traditions versus foreign influences. Through her making, Major acts as a cultural strategist and works to inspire critical dialogue around developing cultural identities and building the appropriate platforms for this discourse. She holds an MFA from Rhode Island School of Design and is the recipient of numerous awards and residencies, including Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center Fellowship and the Elizabeth Foundation for the Art Studio Program. Her work has been exhibited in The Bahamas, across the United States, and Europe. Help us welcome Anina to WSW! Image: Cowrie (2020) Stoneware, gold luster, sand, H12 x Diameter 12 inches 2. Water Gourd (2019) Stoneware, H32 x W18 x D18 inches
Sending all our love to co-founder Ann Kalmbach on Sending all our love to co-founder Ann Kalmbach on her birthday today! We hope this rainy day treats her beloved garden well! Please join us in wishing her the happiest day!
@heejungcho_art is in our IG stories today giving @heejungcho_art is in our IG stories today giving you a peak into the life of a resident! It’ll be saved to our “Day in the Life” highlight once the 24 hours is up, but you should definitely go 👀 right away! 😘
Want to learn a new printmaking technique? Drypoi Want to learn a new printmaking technique? Drypoint is a technique in which an image is scratched into a metal or plastic plate (or in this case, scratched into a plastic lid!). The scratches produce a “burr” – a raised portion of metal or plastic that catches and holds ink while the smooth portions of the plate can be wiped clean. Since the image is created by mechanically scratching the surface of the plate, almost any tool can be used – from traditional drypoint tools, to sandpaper, sewing needles, knives, etc. Our SAI workshop, Drypoint with Chine Collé taught by Rie Hasegawa, will take you through the exciting and experimental potential that this technique has to offer. Register today through the link in our bio
Here’s a sneak peek of our current publication! Here’s a sneak peek of our current publication! This new artist’s book by Golnar Adili has a number of components, including a wooden block set with photographic image transfers encased in a box. Stay tuned to watch this project unfold 😉
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