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Come find WSW at @vassarcollege on July 24th! We’l Come find WSW at @vassarcollege on July 24th! We’ll be tabling at the Making Meaning Book Fair as a part of the three-day symposium, organized by Transforming Collage.

We will have a selection of publications, including recent and upcoming releases: “Inequity/Iniquity” by KaKeART, WSW co-founders and collaborators, Ann Kalmbach @annkalmbach and Tatana Kellner @tatana1950, “What Does It Mean to Mend?” by Stella Nall @stella.nall, “WET Vol. 2” by Meg Turner @megprinter, and “The Pause Apothecary” by Macon Reed @macon_reed_studio. We can’t wait to share our incredible publications with ya’ll! 

📆July 24, 11AM - 1PM
📍Vassar College
🏠Bridge For Laboratory Sciences, 4 Chapel Road,  Poughkeepsie NY
The book fair is free and open to the public
🚨New Mural Alert🚨 Come by WSW’s campus to view our 🚨New Mural Alert🚨 Come by WSW’s campus to view our latest mural, painted by Julie Evanoff @julieevanoff (Public Art Mural Grant)! This mural is based her drawings in “Repetition and Ruins: The Art of Radical Political Thinking,” a non-fiction graphic novel collaboration with drawings by Julie Evanoff and text by University of Ottawa Professor Dalie Giroux.

A bold, unusual, and radically generous adventure in theory and image, “Repetition and Ruins” contemplates and questions our current shared condition as twenty-first-century earthlings living in, by, and against power accumulators: capitalism and the state. The book’s images and concepts are an invitation to notice and interpret the connection between these power accumulators and daily life.

“Repetition and Ruins” is based on a lecture by Giroux that Evanoff first learned of in a panel discussion following a screening of Moyra Davey’s i confess, which included footage of Giroux’s accompanying chalkboard drawing. The original talk freely used terms and ideas from critical theory, philosophy, and political theory, which Evanoff and Giroux have translated here into democratic, accessible language and images. Evanoff’s comics draw from a deep well of inspirations ranging from the art-historical to the pop-cultural, all rooted in her raw, compulsive, spontaneous drawing practice, and often including her characteristic philosophical-eyed animals as illustrative interlocutors.

The result is a sly, incisive, and urgent intervention slicing through our current political climate of obfuscation, uncertainty, and fear.
Are you going to the @hudsonvalleypotteryfair this Are you going to the @hudsonvalleypotteryfair this weekend? Find WSW’s table to learn more about our ceramics program and the upcoming opening of our new ceramic studio!

📍T.R. Gallo Park, Rondout Waterfront, Kingston, NY
📆Saturday, July 18th
⏰ 9 AM - 4:30 PM
Summer Art Institute is here, and with it comes th Summer Art Institute is here, and with it comes the return of our weekly instructor Slide Night presentations! Join us every Monday at 5:30PM in the front room to hear from WSW’s instructors. On Monday, July 13th we’ll be hearing from Jaz Graf @jazgraf, Tatana Kellner @tatana1950, and Yetunde Rodriguez @yaytoonday. All Slide Nights are free and open to the public, see you then!
You’re invited! On Sunday, July 19th, WSW will be You’re invited! On Sunday, July 19th, WSW will be hosting Allison Halter for a performance of CLEARING (SIGIL), in collaboration with the Carolee Schneemann Foundation @schneemannfoundation. The performance will begin at 2PM, followed by a panel discussion. This event is free and open to the public, link in bio to RSVP. 

Allison Halter (she/her) is a conceptual artist and witch. Through her performances, Halter explores themes of physical and psychic accumulation and calls into question audience expectations. Repetitive actions hint at mysterious prior events. The viewer must extrapolate the significance of these proliferating gestures, which take on a deeper emotional charge as they slowly and inexorably pile up.
We are pleased to share that weekly Slide Night pr We are pleased to share that weekly Slide Night presentations are returning! During our Summer Art Institute workshops, the visiting instructors present about their creative practices on Monday nights, starting at 5:30PM. This event is held onsite at WSW’s campus, and is free and open to the public. See you Monday!
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Come find WSW at @vassarcollege on July 24th! We’l Come find WSW at @vassarcollege on July 24th! We’ll be tabling at the Making Meaning Book Fair as a part of the three-day symposium, organized by Transforming Collage.

We will have a selection of publications, including recent and upcoming releases: “Inequity/Iniquity” by KaKeART, WSW co-founders and collaborators, Ann Kalmbach @annkalmbach and Tatana Kellner @tatana1950, “What Does It Mean to Mend?” by Stella Nall @stella.nall, “WET Vol. 2” by Meg Turner @megprinter, and “The Pause Apothecary” by Macon Reed @macon_reed_studio. We can’t wait to share our incredible publications with ya’ll! 

📆July 24, 11AM - 1PM
📍Vassar College
🏠Bridge For Laboratory Sciences, 4 Chapel Road,  Poughkeepsie NY
The book fair is free and open to the public
🚨New Mural Alert🚨 Come by WSW’s campus to view our 🚨New Mural Alert🚨 Come by WSW’s campus to view our latest mural, painted by Julie Evanoff @julieevanoff (Public Art Mural Grant)! This mural is based her drawings in “Repetition and Ruins: The Art of Radical Political Thinking,” a non-fiction graphic novel collaboration with drawings by Julie Evanoff and text by University of Ottawa Professor Dalie Giroux.

A bold, unusual, and radically generous adventure in theory and image, “Repetition and Ruins” contemplates and questions our current shared condition as twenty-first-century earthlings living in, by, and against power accumulators: capitalism and the state. The book’s images and concepts are an invitation to notice and interpret the connection between these power accumulators and daily life.

“Repetition and Ruins” is based on a lecture by Giroux that Evanoff first learned of in a panel discussion following a screening of Moyra Davey’s i confess, which included footage of Giroux’s accompanying chalkboard drawing. The original talk freely used terms and ideas from critical theory, philosophy, and political theory, which Evanoff and Giroux have translated here into democratic, accessible language and images. Evanoff’s comics draw from a deep well of inspirations ranging from the art-historical to the pop-cultural, all rooted in her raw, compulsive, spontaneous drawing practice, and often including her characteristic philosophical-eyed animals as illustrative interlocutors.

The result is a sly, incisive, and urgent intervention slicing through our current political climate of obfuscation, uncertainty, and fear.
Are you going to the @hudsonvalleypotteryfair this Are you going to the @hudsonvalleypotteryfair this weekend? Find WSW’s table to learn more about our ceramics program and the upcoming opening of our new ceramic studio!

📍T.R. Gallo Park, Rondout Waterfront, Kingston, NY
📆Saturday, July 18th
⏰ 9 AM - 4:30 PM
Summer Art Institute is here, and with it comes th Summer Art Institute is here, and with it comes the return of our weekly instructor Slide Night presentations! Join us every Monday at 5:30PM in the front room to hear from WSW’s instructors. On Monday, July 13th we’ll be hearing from Jaz Graf @jazgraf, Tatana Kellner @tatana1950, and Yetunde Rodriguez @yaytoonday. All Slide Nights are free and open to the public, see you then!
You’re invited! On Sunday, July 19th, WSW will be You’re invited! On Sunday, July 19th, WSW will be hosting Allison Halter for a performance of CLEARING (SIGIL), in collaboration with the Carolee Schneemann Foundation @schneemannfoundation. The performance will begin at 2PM, followed by a panel discussion. This event is free and open to the public, link in bio to RSVP. 

Allison Halter (she/her) is a conceptual artist and witch. Through her performances, Halter explores themes of physical and psychic accumulation and calls into question audience expectations. Repetitive actions hint at mysterious prior events. The viewer must extrapolate the significance of these proliferating gestures, which take on a deeper emotional charge as they slowly and inexorably pile up.
We are pleased to share that weekly Slide Night pr We are pleased to share that weekly Slide Night presentations are returning! During our Summer Art Institute workshops, the visiting instructors present about their creative practices on Monday nights, starting at 5:30PM. This event is held onsite at WSW’s campus, and is free and open to the public. See you Monday!
Can you believe that Summer Art Institute returns Can you believe that Summer Art Institute returns on Monday?! We’re so excited to see ya’ll🌞🌷 There’s still time for you to join this year’s SAI fun, we have limited spots available in “Single Block Magic: Reduction Printing by Hand” with Yetunde Rodriguez @yaytoonday and “Making Revolution Irresistible” with Oscar Maynard @tenderheartpress. Dive into the satisfying world of reduction print or discover your revolutionary voice in the letterpress workshop. Sign up today!

Already signed up for a workshop? Did you know that WSW offers a buffet-style meal plan that is available for purchase alongside your workshop? Remove the stress of planning your lunches, and let Chef Lexa Walsh @lexawalshstudios take the lead! 🍊🥑🍒🥬🥖🍅🍰 Meals include five locally-sourced, homemade lunches, and one dinner with wine. 

As an extension of our mission to make SAI more accessible, we are excited to offer sliding scale pricing for meal plans. You may select between 3 tiers of payment: $125, $155, or $175. Meal plans must be purchased at least one week before your workshop.

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Exciting things are happening on campus! @julieeva Exciting things are happening on campus! @julieevanoff is onsite painting WSW’s latest mural inspired by one of her comic strips, “Repetition and Ruins: The Art of Radical Political Thinking.” Stay tuned for the final reveal 🫟
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