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Author Archives for Chelsea Campbell

Still Beating: Wei Jane Chir’s “Buddha’s Tears”

Nov 10, 2015

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#FirstFriday: November Exhibitions We Love

Nov 06, 2015

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My Dear Sister: Leslie Nichols in the Studio

Oct 30, 2015

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The Clay Menagerie: Undine Brod in the Studio

Oct 21, 2015

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Pulp Fiction: Susan Shaw in the Studio

Oct 07, 2015

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#FirstFriday: October Exhibitions We Love

Oct 02, 2015

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Flood of Consciousness: Eileen Bushnell in the Studio

Sep 25, 2015

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Redacted: Shanti Grumbine in the Studio

Sep 21, 2015

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Lara Giordano: Shaping a Community

Sep 14, 2015

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Lost and Found at Sea: Carly Butler in the Studio

Sep 09, 2015

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With your help, we reached our second year-end mil With your help, we reached our second year-end milestone and completed our $10,000 match! We now have $25,000 out of our $65,000 year-end goal. We still have more to go, will you help us reach $65,000 by December 31st?

Your support now will ensure that artists continue to find a home at WSW, where their voices are amplified and celebrated. You're not just making a donation, you're helping us to continue to nurture artists through our residencies, publications, classes, and community programs, building on fifty-one years of creative excellence and innovation. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season. 

Link in bio to make a gift to WSW <3

If you've already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity.

1: Alex Callender (Artist’s Book Residency Grant) signing her publication “History Constructs The House That Sometimes Holds Us,” 2025
2: Elizabeth Castaldo instructing a silkscreen workshop during WSW’s Summer Art Institute, 2025
3: Dominica Harrison (Studio Workspace Residency) wiping a plate in intaglio, 2025
4: WSW’s end-of-year thermometer
The opening reception for “Forms in Flux” is this The opening reception for “Forms in Flux” is this Friday! Join us at 6PM at Cornell Creative Arts Center @ccac.ny in Kingston. “Forms in Flux” features artwork by 12th-grade students from Kingston High School made during WSW’s Fall session of Art-In-Education. Over four weeks, practicing artists Aurora Brush @aurorabrush, Cole Solis @cole.solis.jativa, and Rakel Stammer @rakel.makes.mistakes explored the foundations of Risograph printing, papermaking, and silkscreen printing with the students through experimentation, storytelling, and play.

📍Cornell Creative Arts Center, 129 Cornell St, Kingston, NY
📅Exhibition Opening | Friday, December 19th, 6-8PM
On view through January 11, 2026

For 40 years, WSW has devoted 8 weeks a year to hosting students from Kingston City Schools @kingstoncsd for in-depth, day-long art experiences in printmaking and papermaking. 

The Art-In-Education program is made possible by the NoVo Foundation, Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation, New York State Council of the Arts, with the support of Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York Legislature, Klock Kingston Foundation, and Stewart’s Holiday Match Program.
WSW's incredible board has stepped forward to MATC WSW's incredible board has stepped forward to MATCH every donation up to $10,000, but tonight is the last chance to DOUBLE the impact of your dollars! Donating today turns your $50 into $100.👯‍♀️We're almost there! Will you help us reach our goal of raising $10,000 by midnight?

At Women's Studio Workshop, we remain steadfast in our belief that art is essential and that artists deserve the space, materials, and support to tell their stories. Now more than ever it is important to align our spending with our values. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season.

🔗 in bio. If you've already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity. <3 You can continue to help us by sharing this post with friends and family, artists, and art-lovers alike.
We are thrilled to announce that WSW's incredible We are thrilled to announce that WSW's incredible board has stepped forward to MATCH every donation up to $10,000 for the next 48 hours! This means your $50 donation turns into $100.👯‍♀️

Our mission remains constant: to champion the voices of women, trans, intersex, nonbinary, and genderfluid artists, and to ensure that their work is seen, valued, and preserved. Now more than ever it is important to align our spending with our values.With this match opportunity, you can DOUBLE the impact with your dollars. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season. 

🔗 in bio. If you've already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity. <3 You can continue to help us by sharing this post with friends and family, artists, and art-lovers alike.
We are pleased to announce that Women’s Studio Wor We are pleased to announce that Women’s Studio Workshop is one of sixty organizations across New York state to be recognized with a NYSCA Reserve Fund Grant from New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) @nyscouncilonthearts and New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) @nyfacurrent. 

As the national arts funding landscape shifts, WSW is focusing on financial sustainability and resilience. Establishing a Reserve Fund is essential to protecting our progress and ensuring that we can respond to unexpected challenges such as rising operational costs, economic downturns, or emergency repairs without disrupting our core programs.

The NYSCA Reserve Fund Grants program was established in 2025 to help New York State-based nonprofit arts organizations to establish a reserve fund or build on an existing reserve fund. We are so honored to be among the first recipients of this vital program!
Please join us for an afternoon of celebration and Please join us for an afternoon of celebration and engaging art at the opening reception of “Forms in Flux” featuring artwork by Kingston high school students during their time in WSW’s Art-in-Education program! Over four weeks, practicing artists Aurora Brush @aurorahbrush, Cole Solis @cole.solis.jativa, and Rakel Stammer @rakel.makes.mistakes explored the foundations of Risograph printing, papermaking, and silkscreen printing with the students through experimentation, story telling, and play.

📍Cornell Creative Arts Center, 129 Cornell St, Kingston, NY
📅Exhibition Opening | Friday, December 19th, 6-8PM
On view through January 11, 2026

For 40 years, WSW has devoted 8 weeks a year to hosting students from Kingston City Schools @kingstoncsd for in-depth, day-long art experiences in printmaking and papermaking. 

The Art-In-Education program is made possible by the NoVo Foundation, Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation, New York State Council of the Arts, with the support of Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York Legislature, Klock Kingston Foundation, and Stewart’s Holiday Match Program.
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With your help, we reached our second year-end mil With your help, we reached our second year-end milestone and completed our $10,000 match! We now have $25,000 out of our $65,000 year-end goal. We still have more to go, will you help us reach $65,000 by December 31st?

Your support now will ensure that artists continue to find a home at WSW, where their voices are amplified and celebrated. You're not just making a donation, you're helping us to continue to nurture artists through our residencies, publications, classes, and community programs, building on fifty-one years of creative excellence and innovation. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season. 

Link in bio to make a gift to WSW <3

If you've already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity.

1: Alex Callender (Artist’s Book Residency Grant) signing her publication “History Constructs The House That Sometimes Holds Us,” 2025
2: Elizabeth Castaldo instructing a silkscreen workshop during WSW’s Summer Art Institute, 2025
3: Dominica Harrison (Studio Workspace Residency) wiping a plate in intaglio, 2025
4: WSW’s end-of-year thermometer
The opening reception for “Forms in Flux” is this The opening reception for “Forms in Flux” is this Friday! Join us at 6PM at Cornell Creative Arts Center @ccac.ny in Kingston. “Forms in Flux” features artwork by 12th-grade students from Kingston High School made during WSW’s Fall session of Art-In-Education. Over four weeks, practicing artists Aurora Brush @aurorabrush, Cole Solis @cole.solis.jativa, and Rakel Stammer @rakel.makes.mistakes explored the foundations of Risograph printing, papermaking, and silkscreen printing with the students through experimentation, storytelling, and play.

📍Cornell Creative Arts Center, 129 Cornell St, Kingston, NY
📅Exhibition Opening | Friday, December 19th, 6-8PM
On view through January 11, 2026

For 40 years, WSW has devoted 8 weeks a year to hosting students from Kingston City Schools @kingstoncsd for in-depth, day-long art experiences in printmaking and papermaking. 

The Art-In-Education program is made possible by the NoVo Foundation, Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation, New York State Council of the Arts, with the support of Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York Legislature, Klock Kingston Foundation, and Stewart’s Holiday Match Program.
WSW's incredible board has stepped forward to MATC WSW's incredible board has stepped forward to MATCH every donation up to $10,000, but tonight is the last chance to DOUBLE the impact of your dollars! Donating today turns your $50 into $100.👯‍♀️We're almost there! Will you help us reach our goal of raising $10,000 by midnight?

At Women's Studio Workshop, we remain steadfast in our belief that art is essential and that artists deserve the space, materials, and support to tell their stories. Now more than ever it is important to align our spending with our values. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season.

🔗 in bio. If you've already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity. <3 You can continue to help us by sharing this post with friends and family, artists, and art-lovers alike.
We are thrilled to announce that WSW's incredible We are thrilled to announce that WSW's incredible board has stepped forward to MATCH every donation up to $10,000 for the next 48 hours! This means your $50 donation turns into $100.👯‍♀️

Our mission remains constant: to champion the voices of women, trans, intersex, nonbinary, and genderfluid artists, and to ensure that their work is seen, valued, and preserved. Now more than ever it is important to align our spending with our values.With this match opportunity, you can DOUBLE the impact with your dollars. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season. 

🔗 in bio. If you've already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity. <3 You can continue to help us by sharing this post with friends and family, artists, and art-lovers alike.
We are pleased to announce that Women’s Studio Wor We are pleased to announce that Women’s Studio Workshop is one of sixty organizations across New York state to be recognized with a NYSCA Reserve Fund Grant from New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) @nyscouncilonthearts and New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) @nyfacurrent. 

As the national arts funding landscape shifts, WSW is focusing on financial sustainability and resilience. Establishing a Reserve Fund is essential to protecting our progress and ensuring that we can respond to unexpected challenges such as rising operational costs, economic downturns, or emergency repairs without disrupting our core programs.

The NYSCA Reserve Fund Grants program was established in 2025 to help New York State-based nonprofit arts organizations to establish a reserve fund or build on an existing reserve fund. We are so honored to be among the first recipients of this vital program!
Please join us for an afternoon of celebration and Please join us for an afternoon of celebration and engaging art at the opening reception of “Forms in Flux” featuring artwork by Kingston high school students during their time in WSW’s Art-in-Education program! Over four weeks, practicing artists Aurora Brush @aurorahbrush, Cole Solis @cole.solis.jativa, and Rakel Stammer @rakel.makes.mistakes explored the foundations of Risograph printing, papermaking, and silkscreen printing with the students through experimentation, story telling, and play.

📍Cornell Creative Arts Center, 129 Cornell St, Kingston, NY
📅Exhibition Opening | Friday, December 19th, 6-8PM
On view through January 11, 2026

For 40 years, WSW has devoted 8 weeks a year to hosting students from Kingston City Schools @kingstoncsd for in-depth, day-long art experiences in printmaking and papermaking. 

The Art-In-Education program is made possible by the NoVo Foundation, Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation, New York State Council of the Arts, with the support of Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York Legislature, Klock Kingston Foundation, and Stewart’s Holiday Match Program.
This holiday season consider giving the gift of a This holiday season consider giving the gift of a WSW membership to friends and family! Members have early access to registration for our Summer Art Institute (SAI) workshops, receive insider news about WSW, and more! This is the perfect time to start a membership as SAI 2026 registration will open in January! By purchasing a membership as a gift, you help sustain WSW’s mission for years to come.

We offer various membership tiers that come with special benefits…

⭐️ Basic: $75 Individual – $50 Students/Seniors
⭐️ Contributor: $100–249
⭐️ Friend: $250–499
⭐️ Supporter: $500–749
⭐️ Patron: $750–999

Link in bio to join. Thank you to everyone who is already a WSW member, we appreciate you!

1. Contemporary & Experimental Marbling with Maisie Broome, SAI workshop, 2025
2. Photo-based Screenprinting: Light and Shadow with K Sarrantonio, SAI workshop, 2025
3. Broadsides, Ballads, and Fables: Letterpress Printing with Type and Image with Corinne Teed, SAI workshop during an archive visit, 2025
Mo Nuñez Alzate @flotsam0jetsam (Studio Residency Mo Nuñez Alzate @flotsam0jetsam (Studio Residency Grant) has been hard at work in our papermaking studio. Over the past few weeks, they have been experimenting with silkscreen mesh as a stencil for pulp paint and using our large-scale vacuum table!

Through Mo’s practice, they attempt to approximate and articulate the textures of intimacy, the edges of want and desire, and access ways of knowing through the body. Their work gives primacy to the physical and aesthetic qualities of materials over their symbolic or cultural connotations. They see this work as one trying to cultivate sets of relationships with materials as sites for potential intimacies.
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