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#FirstFriday: October Exhibitions We Love

Oct 07, 2016

Highlighting exhibitions that feature the work of WSW artists, we share the shows, near and far, that make up our monthly must-see list. New York Zarina Hashmi (Artist’s Book Grant resident ’91) is… View Article

2021 Microgrant Recipients

Mar 29, 2022

2020 Direct Aid Artist Grants

Oct 19, 2021

#FirstFriday: May Exhibitions We Love

May 01, 2015

Highlighting exhibitions that feature the work of WSW artists, we share the shows, near and far, that make up our monthly must-see list. New This Month: Lucy Turner (Art-in-Ed Workspace resident ‘13) is… View Article

#FirstFriday: April Exhibitions We Love

Apr 06, 2018

Highlighting exhibitions that feature the work of WSW artists, we share the shows, near and far, that make up our monthly must-see list. Do not miss this chance to see Tatana Kellner’s  B11226: Fifty Years… View Article

Press & Newsletters

Dec 29, 2011

10 Shows to See in Upstate New York This December 2025/12/03 >> Hyperallergic Word from the Smokies: Cherokee artist weaves strands of place and culture 2025/11/25 >> Smoky Mountain News… View Article

Virtual Programming

Feb 15, 2022

To register for virtual programs, please visit our Eventbrite page. Upcoming Events There are no upcoming events scheduled at this time. Previous Events Deserving Flowers, Virtual Artist Panel Moderated by… View Article

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#FirstFriday: September Exhibitions We Love

Sep 01, 2017

Highlighting exhibitions that feature the work of WSW artists, we share the shows, near and far, that make up our monthly must-see list. Patty Smith and Claire Fouquet‘s WSW book, On the Other… View Article

Meeting at Candle Mountain – Fall 2022 Intern Exhibition

Aug 02, 2022

Three worlds collide! Join us in witnessing the mysterious, whimsical, and ethereal work of Eliza Clifford, Hannah Moog, and Judith Tong created throughout their nine months living and working at… View Article

Past Exhibitions

Aug 30, 2017

You Deserve Your FlowersGroup exhibition curated by Lena Chin featuring Laura Casas, Isissa Komada-John, S.Lantz, Vanna Ramirez, Sam Shamard, Viv Siqueiros, and Alexis TellefsenMay 17 – September 19, 2025 Healing… View Article

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We are excited to announce the introduction of a w We are excited to announce the introduction of a weekend workshop coming this March! “Broadcast Now: publishing as a tool of survival during fascism and genocide” is a two-day workshop hosted by artist, abolitionist, and storyteller Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo @bluekaza on March 28-29, 10AM-4PM. Sliding scale tuition, KN95 masks required at all times, priority to local BIPOC community members. Registration is open now!

Learn about the use of leaflets as a dissemination tactic during the dictatorship in Chile, the Black Panther newspaper printed in Oakland, CA and mailed nationally, the Detroit Printing Co-op’s role in making printshops a space for collective use, and the ways letters and postcards have enabled close dialogue with our incarcerated community.

Inspired by the long legacy of the printed multiple shaping liberation movements, participants will craft collective and individual banners, posters, and a class newspaper using screenprinting, creative writing, xerox, and risograph printing. This workshop does not require previous printmaking experience.

For more info visit our website. Link in bio.
Ishara Art Foundation @isharaartfoundation in Duba Ishara Art Foundation @isharaartfoundation in Dubai is currently exhibiting “Urdu Worlds,” which includes Zarina’s @hashmizarina “Ten woodcuts: based on Urdu proverbs,” printed during Zarina’s residency in 1991.”Urdu Worlds” is a two-person exhibition of Zarina and Ali Kazim’s works, curated by Hammad Nasar. The exhibition is the United Arab Emirates first contemporary art exhibition dedicated to the Urdu language exploring how language provides the tools with which we create and shape our internal ‘worlds’. On view through May 31, 2026.

“The show explores how language provides the tools with which we create and shape our internal ‘worlds’. Words, rather than simply describing our surroundings, give rise to our private lived experiences and shared cultural understandings.”

📍A3, Alserkal Avenue, Street 17, Al Quoz 1, Dubai, UAE

Images: Zarina, “Ten woodcuts by Zarina: based on Urdu proverbs,” 1991, courtesy of Ishara Art Foundation
Happy Valentine’s Day from Women’s Studio Workshop Happy Valentine’s Day from Women’s Studio Workshop💝❤️🩷
What an incredible night! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you to ever What an incredible night! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you to everyone who came to our first Meet & Make night to make valentines. It was lovely chatting with you all, and seeing new faces and long-time community members joining us! 

We hope you’ll join us again next month for Mend with a Friend on March 10th, 6-8PM! Bring your clothes in need of repair and revamp your wardrobe. Stitch on patches, embroider fun designs, and try new mending techniques! Link in bio to learn more and RSVP.

#womensstudioworkshop #meetandmake #valentines #craftnight
*Artist Opportunity* Applications are open for a n *Artist Opportunity* Applications are open for a new residency opportunity at WSW! The inaugural Carolȳnne Whitefeather Regional Grant follows in the footsteps of the Ora Schneider Artist in Residency Program (2006–2024), and provides opportunities for regional artists. Apply by 11:59PM EST on March 15th. 

The Carolȳnne Whitefeather Regional Grant is a month-long residency for artists residing in Greene, Columbia, Delaware, Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan, and Orange counties. This opportunity has been named by the funder to honor Whitefeather’s significant and innovative contributions to the field of printmaking.

WSW will award this residency to one artist, who may choose to work independently in any of our studio disciplines. Priority will be given to artists with experience and a working knowledge of etching or monoprint; letterpress; papermaking; or screenprinting.

We are also currently accepting applications for:
Public Art Mural Grant, due March 1st
Studio Internship, Fall 2026 Term, due March 15th
Nonprofit Management Internship, Spring 2027 Term, due March 15th

Learn more at wsworkshop.org or link in bio.

Image: Natalie Beall, Ora Schneider Regional Residency Grant, 2024
WSW is celebrating the work of Zarina (1937-2020) WSW is celebrating the work of Zarina (1937-2020) @hashmizarina (Artist’s Book Residency Grant, 1991) currently in two major exhibitions. 

“Ten woodcuts: based on Urdu proverbs” printed during Zarina’s residency is featured in “Urdu Worlds” at Ishara Art Foundation @isharaartfoundation in Dubai. A two-person exhibition of Zarina and Ali Kazim’s works, curated by Hammad Nasar. The exhibition is the United Arab Emirates first contemporary art exhibition dedicated to the Urdu language exploring how language provides the tools with which we create and shape our internal ‘worlds’. On view through May 31, 2026. 📍Alserkal Avenue, Warehouse 3 17th St ,Al Qouz Ind.first, Al Quoz, Dubai, UAE.

Closer to home in NYC, “Beyond the Stars” at Luhring Augustine @luhringaugustine is the gallery’s first show of the artist’s work since her death in 2020. Featuring works that span the artist’s seven-decade career, the exhibition highlights the breadth and enduring relevance of her artistic vision, bringing together works across a range of media from woodcut, collage, and print portfolios, to cast-paper and other sculptural pieces. Underscoring Zarina’s deep engagement with the history, politics, and culture of the twentieth century. On view until March 28th📍17 White Street, New York, NY.

Images: Zarina, “Ten woodcuts by Zarina: based on Urdu proverbs,” 1991, courtesy of Ishara Art Foundation
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We are excited to announce the introduction of a w We are excited to announce the introduction of a weekend workshop coming this March! “Broadcast Now: publishing as a tool of survival during fascism and genocide” is a two-day workshop hosted by artist, abolitionist, and storyteller Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo @bluekaza on March 28-29, 10AM-4PM. Sliding scale tuition, KN95 masks required at all times, priority to local BIPOC community members. Registration is open now!

Learn about the use of leaflets as a dissemination tactic during the dictatorship in Chile, the Black Panther newspaper printed in Oakland, CA and mailed nationally, the Detroit Printing Co-op’s role in making printshops a space for collective use, and the ways letters and postcards have enabled close dialogue with our incarcerated community.

Inspired by the long legacy of the printed multiple shaping liberation movements, participants will craft collective and individual banners, posters, and a class newspaper using screenprinting, creative writing, xerox, and risograph printing. This workshop does not require previous printmaking experience.

For more info visit our website. Link in bio.
Ishara Art Foundation @isharaartfoundation in Duba Ishara Art Foundation @isharaartfoundation in Dubai is currently exhibiting “Urdu Worlds,” which includes Zarina’s @hashmizarina “Ten woodcuts: based on Urdu proverbs,” printed during Zarina’s residency in 1991.”Urdu Worlds” is a two-person exhibition of Zarina and Ali Kazim’s works, curated by Hammad Nasar. The exhibition is the United Arab Emirates first contemporary art exhibition dedicated to the Urdu language exploring how language provides the tools with which we create and shape our internal ‘worlds’. On view through May 31, 2026.

“The show explores how language provides the tools with which we create and shape our internal ‘worlds’. Words, rather than simply describing our surroundings, give rise to our private lived experiences and shared cultural understandings.”

📍A3, Alserkal Avenue, Street 17, Al Quoz 1, Dubai, UAE

Images: Zarina, “Ten woodcuts by Zarina: based on Urdu proverbs,” 1991, courtesy of Ishara Art Foundation
Happy Valentine’s Day from Women’s Studio Workshop Happy Valentine’s Day from Women’s Studio Workshop💝❤️🩷
What an incredible night! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you to ever What an incredible night! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you to everyone who came to our first Meet & Make night to make valentines. It was lovely chatting with you all, and seeing new faces and long-time community members joining us! 

We hope you’ll join us again next month for Mend with a Friend on March 10th, 6-8PM! Bring your clothes in need of repair and revamp your wardrobe. Stitch on patches, embroider fun designs, and try new mending techniques! Link in bio to learn more and RSVP.

#womensstudioworkshop #meetandmake #valentines #craftnight
*Artist Opportunity* Applications are open for a n *Artist Opportunity* Applications are open for a new residency opportunity at WSW! The inaugural Carolȳnne Whitefeather Regional Grant follows in the footsteps of the Ora Schneider Artist in Residency Program (2006–2024), and provides opportunities for regional artists. Apply by 11:59PM EST on March 15th. 

The Carolȳnne Whitefeather Regional Grant is a month-long residency for artists residing in Greene, Columbia, Delaware, Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan, and Orange counties. This opportunity has been named by the funder to honor Whitefeather’s significant and innovative contributions to the field of printmaking.

WSW will award this residency to one artist, who may choose to work independently in any of our studio disciplines. Priority will be given to artists with experience and a working knowledge of etching or monoprint; letterpress; papermaking; or screenprinting.

We are also currently accepting applications for:
Public Art Mural Grant, due March 1st
Studio Internship, Fall 2026 Term, due March 15th
Nonprofit Management Internship, Spring 2027 Term, due March 15th

Learn more at wsworkshop.org or link in bio.

Image: Natalie Beall, Ora Schneider Regional Residency Grant, 2024
WSW is celebrating the work of Zarina (1937-2020) WSW is celebrating the work of Zarina (1937-2020) @hashmizarina (Artist’s Book Residency Grant, 1991) currently in two major exhibitions. 

“Ten woodcuts: based on Urdu proverbs” printed during Zarina’s residency is featured in “Urdu Worlds” at Ishara Art Foundation @isharaartfoundation in Dubai. A two-person exhibition of Zarina and Ali Kazim’s works, curated by Hammad Nasar. The exhibition is the United Arab Emirates first contemporary art exhibition dedicated to the Urdu language exploring how language provides the tools with which we create and shape our internal ‘worlds’. On view through May 31, 2026. 📍Alserkal Avenue, Warehouse 3 17th St ,Al Qouz Ind.first, Al Quoz, Dubai, UAE.

Closer to home in NYC, “Beyond the Stars” at Luhring Augustine @luhringaugustine is the gallery’s first show of the artist’s work since her death in 2020. Featuring works that span the artist’s seven-decade career, the exhibition highlights the breadth and enduring relevance of her artistic vision, bringing together works across a range of media from woodcut, collage, and print portfolios, to cast-paper and other sculptural pieces. Underscoring Zarina’s deep engagement with the history, politics, and culture of the twentieth century. On view until March 28th📍17 White Street, New York, NY.

Images: Zarina, “Ten woodcuts by Zarina: based on Urdu proverbs,” 1991, courtesy of Ishara Art Foundation
Last week we said farewell to one of our incredibl Last week we said farewell to one of our incredibly talented Studio Interns, Ollantay Avila Alcocer @ollantay.xyz. During their time at WSW, Ollantay contributed their printing and digital design skills to many areas of studio operation including artist’s book production, our annual Valentine’s mailing, and assisting in Summer Art Institute workshops and Art-In-Education! We can’t wait to see what she does next! <3
The CODEX International Book Fair and Symposium @c The CODEX International Book Fair and Symposium @codexfoundation opens this Saturday, February 7th, and WSW can’t wait to be back! Visit us at table #9 and get the first look at our 2026 releases available for presale: “The Pause Apothecary” by Macon Reed @macon_reed_studio,“WET: Vol. 2” by Meg Turner @megprinter, and “Iniquity/Inequity” by KaKeART, WSW co-founders and collaborators, Ann Kalmbach @annkalmbach & Tatana Kellner @tatana1950. Placing an order at Codex gets free shipping!

While you’re in the Bay, don’t forget to check out “Who Is America at 250?: Artists Books on the State of Democracy” at the San Francisco Center for the Book @sanfranciscocenterforthebook. WSW has a number of artist’s books included in the exhibition including;

1. Ibe’ Bulinda Crawley, “11033,” 2022 @ibearted
2. Kimi Hanauer, “Calling All Denizens,” 2019 @kimi.malka.hanauer
3. Golnar Adili, “She Feels Your Absence Deeply,” 2021 @golnar.adili
4. Tatana Kellner, “Whereas, We Declare,” 2018 @tatana1950

The exhibition is curated by Betty Bright, Mark Dimunation, Maymanah Farhat, Yuka Petz, and Ruth Rogers, bringing together works by 40 artists from across the United States. Through artists’ books and related artworks, “Who Is America at 250?” reflects on the current state of the American experiment, examining how ideals of democracy have been interpreted, contested, and reshaped in contemporary life. Visit SFCB website for more details.
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