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Join us this summer for Indirect Magic: Strategies

Join us this summer for Indirect Magic: Strategies in Linocut with Tate Klacsmann! In this class, participants will create a relief print, taking a linocut block from conception to final printing with a focus on carving discrete objects, animals, or figure that can be “cut out” from the surrounding block. By the end of the course, each participant will have carved and printed a linocut block, gained an awareness of a variety of strategies for carving relief prints, and explored some of the many possibilities for creating finished prints using these versatile blocks. Register today through the link in our bio!

Spread the word! Applications for our Spring 2022

Spread the word! Applications for our Spring 2022 Studio Internship term are now open. Learn more and apply through link in our bio.
(PS: Pictured here is former intern Serena Hocharoen @ser_ebob who is returning as an instructor this summer!)

Our current Studio Workspace Resident, Heejung Cho

Our current Studio Workspace Resident, Heejung Cho, has been hard at work on her research project on Jamaica, Queens. Through the Jamaica Art Center, Heejung has been making photo aluminum plate etchings of buildings in Jamaica neighborhoods. Check out @heejungcho_art to view her prints!

Radha Pandey ( @pandey.radha ) will be returning t

Radha Pandey ( @pandey.radha ) will be returning to WSW this summer to teach a class on printing with natural dyes. Don't forget that all of our workshops this summer are on a sliding scale tuition model! Learn more through the link in our bio

We'd like to introduce you to our most recent arti

We'd like to introduce you to our most recent artist's book resident, Golnar Adili! Iranian-American artist Golnar Adili studied architecture at the University of Michigan before receiving a grant that allowed her to pursue a more conceptual artistic practice. Her multimedia practice meditates on longing and separation through sculptural forms that continually reference the body and domestic space. At WSW, Golnar explored the language of ancient Persian poetry in layered silkscreen prints. She has been awarded residencies at The MacDowell Colony, The Rockefeller Foundation at Bellagio, and the Lower East Side Printshop, among others. Golnar currently lives and works in New York City.

Artist Sara Quinn ( @insides_outsides ) is holding

Artist Sara Quinn ( @insides_outsides ) is holding a virtual book release for GO INSIDE, an artist's book we published through her art-in-education residency last winter! This dreamy book reads almost as a guided meditation, and the virtual event that runs from 3-4pm EST on 4/10 promises to be just as nourishing with offerings from healers and teachers @sunienna22 and @theshelovestory . You can register for this free event through the link in our bio, all ages encouraged to attend!

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Join us this summer for Indirect Magic: Strategies

Join us this summer for Indirect Magic: Strategies in Linocut with Tate Klacsmann! In this class, participants will create a relief print, taking a linocut block from conception to final printing with a focus on carving discrete objects, animals, or figure that can be “cut out” from the surrounding block. By the end of the course, each participant will have carved and printed a linocut block, gained an awareness of a variety of strategies for carving relief prints, and explored some of the many possibilities for creating finished prints using these versatile blocks. Register today through the link in our bio!

Spread the word! Applications for our Spring 2022

Spread the word! Applications for our Spring 2022 Studio Internship term are now open. Learn more and apply through link in our bio.
(PS: Pictured here is former intern Serena Hocharoen @ser_ebob who is returning as an instructor this summer!)

Our current Studio Workspace Resident, Heejung Cho

Our current Studio Workspace Resident, Heejung Cho, has been hard at work on her research project on Jamaica, Queens. Through the Jamaica Art Center, Heejung has been making photo aluminum plate etchings of buildings in Jamaica neighborhoods. Check out @heejungcho_art to view her prints!

Radha Pandey ( @pandey.radha ) will be returning t

Radha Pandey ( @pandey.radha ) will be returning to WSW this summer to teach a class on printing with natural dyes. Don't forget that all of our workshops this summer are on a sliding scale tuition model! Learn more through the link in our bio

We'd like to introduce you to our most recent arti

We'd like to introduce you to our most recent artist's book resident, Golnar Adili! Iranian-American artist Golnar Adili studied architecture at the University of Michigan before receiving a grant that allowed her to pursue a more conceptual artistic practice. Her multimedia practice meditates on longing and separation through sculptural forms that continually reference the body and domestic space. At WSW, Golnar explored the language of ancient Persian poetry in layered silkscreen prints. She has been awarded residencies at The MacDowell Colony, The Rockefeller Foundation at Bellagio, and the Lower East Side Printshop, among others. Golnar currently lives and works in New York City.

Artist Sara Quinn ( @insides_outsides ) is holding

Artist Sara Quinn ( @insides_outsides ) is holding a virtual book release for GO INSIDE, an artist's book we published through her art-in-education residency last winter! This dreamy book reads almost as a guided meditation, and the virtual event that runs from 3-4pm EST on 4/10 promises to be just as nourishing with offerings from healers and teachers @sunienna22 and @theshelovestory . You can register for this free event through the link in our bio, all ages encouraged to attend!

¡Vengan [email protected] para ensuciarse sus manos! Por la

¡Vengan list@s para ensuciarse sus manos! Por la primera vez, el Women’s Studio Workshop está ofreciendo una clase en español para explorar Serigrafía.
En este curso serás introducid@ a las técnicas básicas de la serigrafía – incluyendo como usar plantillas basadas en imágenes dibujadas o fotográficas, como aplicar varios colores y capas, y como imprimir sobre papel o tela. No se requiere experiencia! Enlace en bio

Help us extend a warm welcome to our newest reside

Help us extend a warm welcome to our newest resident, Heejung Cho! Cho is a sculptor and printmaker born in Korea and currently lives in NYC. She has completed residencies at Museum of Arts and Design, Newark Museum, Bronx Museum of Arts, Lower East Side Printshop, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts and Robert Blackburn Workshop. Her work is featured in numerous venues internationally in U.S. Korea, China and Sweden. She received her BFA at Seoul National University and a MFA at the Mason Gross School of the Arts in NJ.

She abstracts the urban landscape by breaking down the structure and perspective with reclaimed wood scraps. Deconstructing and reconstructing her personal landmarks into structures of perspective, the works represent spaces beyond the specific place and time. She prints wood scraps on paper and completes the woodblock as a sculpture by filling the gaps with plaster and resin. The sculpture and prints present abstraction of space, texture, color and pattern of urban structure.

Image: Landscape, 2019, Ink and Paper, 48x36"
Image 2: Perspective, 2019, Wood, Ink and Resin, 24x20"
Image 3: Corner, 2018, Ink and Paper, 50x38”

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