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Daydream Believer: Ann Kalmbach at Retirement

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Her Own Way: The Life & Work of Taťana Kellner

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A Lamentation and a Goodbye: Kathy Hettinga’s “4 3 2 CRY”

Sep 08, 2014

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Alumnae Spotlight: Irene Chan, Ch’An Press

Aug 11, 2014

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Kate Hamilton's installation at CHRCH Project Space

CHRCH Clothes: Kate Hamilton’s “Studio Lab”

Jul 22, 2014

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No Direction Home: The Life & Work of Zarina

Jul 11, 2014

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#FirstFriday: July Exhibitions We Love

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Required Reading: Spring In the Studio Wrap Up

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Paper, Skin, & Hair: Maria Vonn in the Studio

Jun 20, 2014

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Printerly & Drawerly: Emily Wilson in the Studio

Jun 11, 2014

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Join us Monday, August 11th for the second to last Join us Monday, August 11th for the second to last Slide Night of Summer Art Institute! At 6PM, we’ll hear from SAI instructors Tyanna Buie @tyanna_buie, Katharine DeLamater @katharinelark, and Rie Hasegawa @hariehanga. See you there!
UP FROM THE ARCHIVE: In 1993, WSW put out a xeroxe UP FROM THE ARCHIVE: In 1993, WSW put out a xeroxed pamphlet  ART CUT$ HERE’S HOW THEY AFFECT YOU to ask for community support and raise awareness about how federal and state funding cuts deeply impacted our programming during that period. Our founders stated that, “We have lost $35,000 in grants, and we anticipate losing another $10,000…WSW is alive. But each year is a challenge. We are the only women’s studio arts organization to survive the eighties, and we need your help to keep our programs vital and growing into the nineties.”

By reflecting on our organization’s history, we invite you to join us in our continued resilience, grounded in the same perseverance, being in service to women, trans, nonbinary, and genderfluid artists. Twenty years later, we are continuing to provide professional opportunities for artists at various stages of their careers and promote programs designed to stimulate public involvement, awareness, and support for the visual arts.

#upfromthearchives #WSWarchives #feministhistory #womensstutioworkshop #1990s
This Sunday, our beloved director Natalie Renganes This Sunday, our beloved director Natalie Renganeschi will be speaking on a panel hosted by Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley @cfhvny. This conversation will focus on "how artists, institutions, and supporters can deepen their impact—and why supporting the arts is an investment in a thriving society." You can RSVP for the panel, lunch, and an optional tour of the CCS Hessel Museum of Art using the link in our bio.

Sunday, August 10
11 AM: Panel discussion
12 PM: Lunch & conversation with local arts leaders
1 PM: Optional tour of the CCS Hessel Museum of Art

Blithewood at Bard College
175 Blithewood Avenue, Red Hook, NY
@cpw_kingston’s third annual Photobook + Zine Fa @cpw_kingston’s third annual Photobook + Zine Fair is this weekend! Find us in the library to visit our table and view a wide selection of artist’s books including some of our latest publications like “Karlin in Bed,” by Ruthe Karlin (2024) and “gender liberators” by Sky Syzygy @sky.syzygy (2024). 

We’ll also have some goodies for sale including:
⭐Classic WSW Tees, Pins + Totes
⭐Vintage WSW Ephemera
⭐“Intimations” by Tana Kellner, 1981
⭐“1984 Big Brother is Watching” by WSW and four other women’s arts organizations: Women’s Art Registry (Minneapolis, MN); Women’s Graphic Center (Los Angeles, CA); Local 1734 Art Collective (Washington, DC); Feminist Art Institute (New York, NY), 1984

The fair will include tables by over 30 presses, 2 panel discussions, reading rooms, and more! Attendance is free. See you there!
 
📍 25 Dederick St, Kingston, NY 
🗓️ Aug. 9 + 10, 11AM - 6PM

1: Graphic by CPW, including Sky Syzygy’s “gender liberators”
2: “Karlin in Bed” 
3: “gender liberators”
4: “Intimations”
5: “1984 Big Brother is Watching”
Can you believe we’re already halfway through Su Can you believe we’re already halfway through Summer Art Institute?! This past week’s session included playing with Chine Collé, experimenting with techniques used for public art, learning how to make paper using native plants, and exploring book binding methods. We also had some wonderful archive visits and Symone’s group went on a mural tour around Kingston! See you next week for more fun!

⭐️“Combine, Layer, Overlap: Guided Monoprint” with Tara Sabharwal @tarasabharwal
⭐️”Street Art as Protest: How to Make Wheatpaste Posters” with Symone Salib @symonesalibstudio 
⭐️“Place and Identity through Papermaking” with Candy Gonzalez @candy_alexandra1 
⭐️”Ink, Paper, Thread: Artist’s Book Editions” with Liz Castaldo @ecastaldo_artandbooks
Time flies when you’re having fun… we’re alr Time flies when you’re having fun… we’re already halfway through Summer Art Institute! This past week’s session included playing with Chine Collé, experimenting with techniques used for public art, learning how to make paper using native plants, exploring book binding methods in “Combine, Layer, Overlap: Guided Monoprint” with Tara Sabharwal @tarasabharwal, “Street Art as Protest: How to Make Wheatpaste Posters” with Symone Salib, “Place and Identity through Papermaking” with Candy Gonzalez, and “Ink, Paper, Thread: Artist’s Book Editions” with Liz Castaldo.
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Join us Monday, August 11th for the second to last Join us Monday, August 11th for the second to last Slide Night of Summer Art Institute! At 6PM, we’ll hear from SAI instructors Tyanna Buie @tyanna_buie, Katharine DeLamater @katharinelark, and Rie Hasegawa @hariehanga. See you there!
UP FROM THE ARCHIVE: In 1993, WSW put out a xeroxe UP FROM THE ARCHIVE: In 1993, WSW put out a xeroxed pamphlet  ART CUT$ HERE’S HOW THEY AFFECT YOU to ask for community support and raise awareness about how federal and state funding cuts deeply impacted our programming during that period. Our founders stated that, “We have lost $35,000 in grants, and we anticipate losing another $10,000…WSW is alive. But each year is a challenge. We are the only women’s studio arts organization to survive the eighties, and we need your help to keep our programs vital and growing into the nineties.”

By reflecting on our organization’s history, we invite you to join us in our continued resilience, grounded in the same perseverance, being in service to women, trans, nonbinary, and genderfluid artists. Twenty years later, we are continuing to provide professional opportunities for artists at various stages of their careers and promote programs designed to stimulate public involvement, awareness, and support for the visual arts.

#upfromthearchives #WSWarchives #feministhistory #womensstutioworkshop #1990s
This Sunday, our beloved director Natalie Renganes This Sunday, our beloved director Natalie Renganeschi will be speaking on a panel hosted by Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley @cfhvny. This conversation will focus on "how artists, institutions, and supporters can deepen their impact—and why supporting the arts is an investment in a thriving society." You can RSVP for the panel, lunch, and an optional tour of the CCS Hessel Museum of Art using the link in our bio.

Sunday, August 10
11 AM: Panel discussion
12 PM: Lunch & conversation with local arts leaders
1 PM: Optional tour of the CCS Hessel Museum of Art

Blithewood at Bard College
175 Blithewood Avenue, Red Hook, NY
@cpw_kingston’s third annual Photobook + Zine Fa @cpw_kingston’s third annual Photobook + Zine Fair is this weekend! Find us in the library to visit our table and view a wide selection of artist’s books including some of our latest publications like “Karlin in Bed,” by Ruthe Karlin (2024) and “gender liberators” by Sky Syzygy @sky.syzygy (2024). 

We’ll also have some goodies for sale including:
⭐Classic WSW Tees, Pins + Totes
⭐Vintage WSW Ephemera
⭐“Intimations” by Tana Kellner, 1981
⭐“1984 Big Brother is Watching” by WSW and four other women’s arts organizations: Women’s Art Registry (Minneapolis, MN); Women’s Graphic Center (Los Angeles, CA); Local 1734 Art Collective (Washington, DC); Feminist Art Institute (New York, NY), 1984

The fair will include tables by over 30 presses, 2 panel discussions, reading rooms, and more! Attendance is free. See you there!
 
📍 25 Dederick St, Kingston, NY 
🗓️ Aug. 9 + 10, 11AM - 6PM

1: Graphic by CPW, including Sky Syzygy’s “gender liberators”
2: “Karlin in Bed” 
3: “gender liberators”
4: “Intimations”
5: “1984 Big Brother is Watching”
Can you believe we’re already halfway through Su Can you believe we’re already halfway through Summer Art Institute?! This past week’s session included playing with Chine Collé, experimenting with techniques used for public art, learning how to make paper using native plants, and exploring book binding methods. We also had some wonderful archive visits and Symone’s group went on a mural tour around Kingston! See you next week for more fun!

⭐️“Combine, Layer, Overlap: Guided Monoprint” with Tara Sabharwal @tarasabharwal
⭐️”Street Art as Protest: How to Make Wheatpaste Posters” with Symone Salib @symonesalibstudio 
⭐️“Place and Identity through Papermaking” with Candy Gonzalez @candy_alexandra1 
⭐️”Ink, Paper, Thread: Artist’s Book Editions” with Liz Castaldo @ecastaldo_artandbooks
Time flies when you’re having fun… we’re alr Time flies when you’re having fun… we’re already halfway through Summer Art Institute! This past week’s session included playing with Chine Collé, experimenting with techniques used for public art, learning how to make paper using native plants, exploring book binding methods in “Combine, Layer, Overlap: Guided Monoprint” with Tara Sabharwal @tarasabharwal, “Street Art as Protest: How to Make Wheatpaste Posters” with Symone Salib, “Place and Identity through Papermaking” with Candy Gonzalez, and “Ink, Paper, Thread: Artist’s Book Editions” with Liz Castaldo.
As we move through Summer Art Institute, we host o As we move through Summer Art Institute, we host our weekly instructor Slide Nights every Monday night at 6 PM! On Monday August 4th, hear from Katharine DeLamater @katharinelark, Rie Hasegawa @hariehanga, and K Sarrantonio!
We are pleased to announce we’ll be participatin We are pleased to announce we’ll be participating in @cpw_kingston’s third annual Photobook + Zine Fair! Head over to CPW on August 9th and 10th to visit our table to view an array of artist’s books from “Still Not Free” by Maya Beverly @mayabeverly_ (2021) to “gender liberators” by Sky Syzygy @sky.syzygy (2024). We’ll also have some goodies for sale including vintage WSW ephemera!

The fair will include tables by over 30 presses, 2 panel discussions, reading rooms, and more! Attendance is free. See you there!
 
📍 25 Dederick St, Kingston, NY 
🗓️ Aug. 9 + 10, 11AM - 6PM

Graphics by Jordanna Kalman @rabbitsparrow + William van Roden @williamvanroden
Slide 4: “Still Not Free” by Maya Beverly, 2021
Slide 5: “gender liberators” by Sky Syzygy, 2024
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