Posts in Artists In the Studio
Catrin Morgan’s Interior Studies
Mar 14, 2018
During Catrin Morgan’s residency, she sat down for a brief interview. Check it out on WSW’s Vimeo! Saint Jerome, in sixteen artworks digitized and simplified by Catrin Morgan, distractedly… View Article
Chili Bowl Intern Profile: Bree Hendricks
Feb 19, 2018
This article was first published before the WSW’s 21st Annual Chili Bowl Fiesta, which has since come to pass. Breana Hendricks has been sculpting, throwing, and decorating bowls of all… View Article
Pulpology: Sheila Nakitende in the Studio
Feb 01, 2018
Sheila Nakitende, standing where the WSW campus meets a grouping of long inoperative cement kilns swallowed by the woods, covered El Horsfall’s face with a headdress. She chose this spot with the… View Article
Drawn from Life: Karinna Gomez in the Studio
Jan 25, 2018
On her copper plates, the care with which Karinna Gomez treats her line work is evident across the aquatint grain. We see it in the way an electrical cord coils… View Article
2017 Fall Interns: Half-a-Year in the Life
Dec 14, 2017
It’s day one, six months ago. Serena Hocharoen arrives first and moves her things into the room with the pink door and window-frame. Outside, El Horsfall is unpacking her car… View Article
Transitions and Translations: Ewelina Skowronska in the Studio
Dec 08, 2017
After years of working in commercial illustration, Art-in-Ed Workspace Resident Ewelina Skowronska is putting commission work on the back burner. Still, her professional experience as an illustrator always plays a… View Article
Ewa Berg Sets the Stage
Nov 01, 2017
On paper, a set of players stand just a few paces apart. Their contours tell us they are facing stage left, one frozen mid-motion. While the players seem left out… View Article
Object/Image: Suzanne Mooney in the Studio
Oct 05, 2017
In front of WSW’s studio doors, Ora Schneider Regional Grant Resident Suzanne Mooney smashed a piece of antique glass. To be more specific, she smashed a glass plate negative that… View Article
Sun Scenes: April Martin in the Studio
Sep 27, 2017
“I can’t remember why I started working with coffee filters.” April Martin pauses, “I had coffee filters and I had Tang, and the coffee filter form is so much like… View Article
The Last Thread: Sue Carrie Drummond’s Darning Stitch
Aug 30, 2017
There came a point where, when most people would see cloth, Sue Carrie Drummond saw scars. A fraying seam, a rip in a shirt were scratches on an outermost skin…. View Article