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Chili Bowl Fest

Feb 12, 2025

SAVE THE DATE: 29th annual Chili Bowl Fest 2026 – APRIL 11th Since 1997 Women’s Studio Workshop has been hosting the Chili Bowl Fest Fundraiser. A celebration of handmade ceramics… View Article

Chili Bowl 2021

Feb 01, 2021

On February 27th our beloved Chili Bowl Fest Fundraiser returned as a fully online bowl sale! For over two decades, this event has been a celebration of ceramics and community… View Article

Chili Bowl Workspace Residency

May 29, 2015

The Chili Bowl Workspace Residency is an opportunity for potters who want to create their own work and participate in WSW’s Chili Bowl Fest, an annual fundraiser and our biggest… View Article

Chili Bowl Intern Profile: Laura Casas

Feb 14, 2019

Our annual Chili Bowl fundraiser is right around the corner and we’re getting pretty excited! As always, the Chili Bowl Intern has played a big part in getting ready for… 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

Chili Bowl Intern Profile: Mel Doiron

Feb 18, 2017

With our 20th Anniversary Chili Bowl only a week away, we wanted to catch up with one of the people making this year’s event happen: Chili Bowl Intern Mel Doiron…. View Article

Chili Bowl Intern Profile: Allora McCullough

Feb 19, 2016

With our 19th Annual Chili Bowl only a week away, we wanted to catch up with one of the people making this year’s event happen: Chili Bowl Intern Allora McCullough…. View Article

Chili Bowl Intern Profile: Katie Bosley

Mar 26, 2015

Last month, WSW hosted another incredible Chili Bowl Fiesta. From start to finish, the Rosendale Community Center was brimming with guests enjoying chili in their new bowls, which were made by volunteers,… View Article

In the Studio: 2013 Chili Bowl Intern Britny Wainwright

Feb 13, 2013

Women’s Studio Workshop’s Annual Chili Bowl Fiesta is a beloved local event designed to burn-off the winter blues and refuel your inner furnace with great ceramics, fun music and a… View Article

Converging Practices: Sarah Blackwell in the Studio

Apr 28, 2015

Amidst a landscape slowly emerging from the weight of winter, Chili Bowl Workspace resident Sarah Blackwell finds every excuse to work outside. Hands glowing with porcelain dust, she sands several… View Article

Surface Texture: Lydia Loy-Santelli in the Studio

Sep 28, 2018

Women’s Studio Workshop enjoyed a chat with Chili Bowl Workspace Resident Lydia Loy-Santelli about her path to ceramics, what inspires her, and advice for emerging artists. Read a bit of… View Article

Making Tech Material: Lise Prown

Aug 31, 2018

  A squat ceramic jar sits in the sunlight, tranquil and smooth. Its surface is the color of cowhide. Its wide lip supports an astonishing domed lid, architectural in its… View Article

New Faces at WSW: Spring 2015 Edition

Jan 22, 2015

Women’s Studio Workshop regularly welcomes new faces: resident artists, students, volunteers, and visitors are always coming and going. Every six months, we also celebrate the arrival of a new set… View Article

Megan Sauve

Jun 01, 2015

Megan Sauve came from Chicago to work as a Chili Bowl Fiesta Ceramics Intern, making 700 bowls for WSW’s annual Chili Bowl Fiesta. She moved to the Hudson Valley, worked… View Article

Whitney Reichel

Jun 01, 2015

Shortly after completing her BFA in ceramics at SUNY NEW Paltz, Whitney Reichel came to WSW to be a Chili Bowl Fiesta Ceramics Intern. She lives in Syracuse, NY.

Sarah Blackwell

Jun 01, 2015

Sarah Blackwell is a Brooklyn-based ceramicist and member of The Royal Frog Ballet. At WSW, she explored experimental, temporary installation with handmade ceramic coils, and made vessels for the annual… View Article

Dorrie Sanders

Jun 01, 2015

Dorrie Sanders came from San Deigo to help prepare for the annual Chili Bowl Fiesta fundraiser. She holds a BFA from UMass Dartmouth and has done work in ceramics at… View Article

Michelle Chung

Jun 01, 2015

Michelle Chung came to WSW from California as a Chili Bowl Fiesta Ceramics Intern with experience in Asian functional ceramics traditions and an interest in community engagement. She earned her… View Article

Mary Beth Waterbury

Jun 01, 2015

Mary Beth Waterbury came to WSW to be a Chili Bowl Fiesta Ceramics Intern. She holds a BA in Art History, Criticism and Conservation from Drew University and she currently… View Article

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Love notes from WSW’s artists-in-residence💌 “WSW Love notes from WSW’s artists-in-residence💌

“WSW is a loving community that exemplifies communicating in good faith, solving problems together, and providing mutual support… There is no other place like Women’s Studio Workshop. I learn there not just as an artist, but as a person moving through the world.”
-Katie Garth @katiegarth, Studio Workspace Residency, 2025

“It is incredibly rare to find an organization at the intersection of what WSW provides. Many artists like me appreciate the time and space to focus that art residencies can provide, but few residencies also come with the level of staff support that WSW has, plus funding, accommodations, and the socio-political grounding of WSW’s history which also enables the type of work artists are likely to produce here....”
-Jenie Gao @jeniegao, Studio Residency Grant, 2025

“WSW gave me the opportunity to fully focus on my practice and expand it to more sculptural mediums (ceramics), [and] to know an amazing supportive community. The time there and understanding my relationship with nature is another important aspect of this residency for me.”
-Paria Ahmadi @_safety_matches_, Art-In-Ed Workspace Residency, 2025

Your support allows more artists to have amazing experiences at WSW. Make a donation today!  Link in bio.
We’re almost there! With your generous support, we We’re almost there! With your generous support, we have raised $55,000 so far. Will you help us close the gap and reach $65,000 by December 31st?

Women’s Studio Workshop’s mission remains constant: to champion the voices of women, trans, intersex, nonbinary, and genderfluid artists, and to ensure that their work is seen, valued, and preserved. Your support today ensures WSW can continue to serve artists nationwide and internationally. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season. Link in bio.

If you’ve already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity.

1: Debora Svensson (Malmö, Sweden Studio Residency Exchange) printing in our studios, 2024
2: Ashley Page (Studio Residency Grant) working in our papermaking studios, 2025
3: WSW’s end-of-year thermometer
The WSW year has come to an end! Our campus will b The WSW year has come to an end! Our campus will be closed for winter break starting December 22 and reopen January 5, 2026. Happy Holidays and Solstice to all who celebrate and we’ll see you in the new year<3 📸Featuring WSW’s incredible interns, Carissa Kolcun, Kimberly Jo, and Ollantay Avila, and their gingerbread WSW studio 🏠⭐⛄
Shani Richards @shani.richards just wrapped up her Shani Richards @shani.richards just wrapped up her Studio Workspace Residency with WSW! While on-site, she focused on experimenting with silkscreen printing and exploring imagery of Sojourner Truth. Richards plans on recreating these prints on a smaller scale to screenprint them on metal, creating wearable art of these historical images.
Chotsani Elaine Dean @chotsanielainedean recently Chotsani Elaine Dean @chotsanielainedean recently joined WSW for a one-week McKnight Foundation @mcknightfdn Fellowship Residency exploring type in our letterpress studio. Dean’s practice is deeply invested in tracing and being in dialogue with the history of material and aesthetics specific to her own ancestry and lived experience. A significant part of her work is rooted in quilts made during the period of early European colonization of North America through the post-antebellum period. Stitched on, and, eventually off, cotton plantations by enslaved and free African Americans, these quilts signify an enduring communal practice that Dean uses as an anchor for her ceramics practice.
With your help, we reached our second year-end mil With your help, we reached our second year-end milestone and completed our $10,000 match! We now have $25,000 out of our $65,000 year-end goal. We still have more to go, will you help us reach $65,000 by December 31st?

Your support now will ensure that artists continue to find a home at WSW, where their voices are amplified and celebrated. You're not just making a donation, you're helping us to continue to nurture artists through our residencies, publications, classes, and community programs, building on fifty-one years of creative excellence and innovation. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season. 

Link in bio to make a gift to WSW <3

If you've already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity.

1: Alex Callender (Artist’s Book Residency Grant) signing her publication “History Constructs The House That Sometimes Holds Us,” 2025
2: Elizabeth Castaldo instructing a silkscreen workshop during WSW’s Summer Art Institute, 2025
3: Dominica Harrison (Studio Workspace Residency) wiping a plate in intaglio, 2025
4: WSW’s end-of-year thermometer
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Love notes from WSW’s artists-in-residence💌 “WSW Love notes from WSW’s artists-in-residence💌

“WSW is a loving community that exemplifies communicating in good faith, solving problems together, and providing mutual support… There is no other place like Women’s Studio Workshop. I learn there not just as an artist, but as a person moving through the world.”
-Katie Garth @katiegarth, Studio Workspace Residency, 2025

“It is incredibly rare to find an organization at the intersection of what WSW provides. Many artists like me appreciate the time and space to focus that art residencies can provide, but few residencies also come with the level of staff support that WSW has, plus funding, accommodations, and the socio-political grounding of WSW’s history which also enables the type of work artists are likely to produce here....”
-Jenie Gao @jeniegao, Studio Residency Grant, 2025

“WSW gave me the opportunity to fully focus on my practice and expand it to more sculptural mediums (ceramics), [and] to know an amazing supportive community. The time there and understanding my relationship with nature is another important aspect of this residency for me.”
-Paria Ahmadi @_safety_matches_, Art-In-Ed Workspace Residency, 2025

Your support allows more artists to have amazing experiences at WSW. Make a donation today!  Link in bio.
We’re almost there! With your generous support, we We’re almost there! With your generous support, we have raised $55,000 so far. Will you help us close the gap and reach $65,000 by December 31st?

Women’s Studio Workshop’s mission remains constant: to champion the voices of women, trans, intersex, nonbinary, and genderfluid artists, and to ensure that their work is seen, valued, and preserved. Your support today ensures WSW can continue to serve artists nationwide and internationally. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season. Link in bio.

If you’ve already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity.

1: Debora Svensson (Malmö, Sweden Studio Residency Exchange) printing in our studios, 2024
2: Ashley Page (Studio Residency Grant) working in our papermaking studios, 2025
3: WSW’s end-of-year thermometer
The WSW year has come to an end! Our campus will b The WSW year has come to an end! Our campus will be closed for winter break starting December 22 and reopen January 5, 2026. Happy Holidays and Solstice to all who celebrate and we’ll see you in the new year<3 📸Featuring WSW’s incredible interns, Carissa Kolcun, Kimberly Jo, and Ollantay Avila, and their gingerbread WSW studio 🏠⭐⛄
Shani Richards @shani.richards just wrapped up her Shani Richards @shani.richards just wrapped up her Studio Workspace Residency with WSW! While on-site, she focused on experimenting with silkscreen printing and exploring imagery of Sojourner Truth. Richards plans on recreating these prints on a smaller scale to screenprint them on metal, creating wearable art of these historical images.
Chotsani Elaine Dean @chotsanielainedean recently Chotsani Elaine Dean @chotsanielainedean recently joined WSW for a one-week McKnight Foundation @mcknightfdn Fellowship Residency exploring type in our letterpress studio. Dean’s practice is deeply invested in tracing and being in dialogue with the history of material and aesthetics specific to her own ancestry and lived experience. A significant part of her work is rooted in quilts made during the period of early European colonization of North America through the post-antebellum period. Stitched on, and, eventually off, cotton plantations by enslaved and free African Americans, these quilts signify an enduring communal practice that Dean uses as an anchor for her ceramics practice.
With your help, we reached our second year-end mil With your help, we reached our second year-end milestone and completed our $10,000 match! We now have $25,000 out of our $65,000 year-end goal. We still have more to go, will you help us reach $65,000 by December 31st?

Your support now will ensure that artists continue to find a home at WSW, where their voices are amplified and celebrated. You're not just making a donation, you're helping us to continue to nurture artists through our residencies, publications, classes, and community programs, building on fifty-one years of creative excellence and innovation. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season. 

Link in bio to make a gift to WSW <3

If you've already made a gift this giving season, we thank you for your generosity.

1: Alex Callender (Artist’s Book Residency Grant) signing her publication “History Constructs The House That Sometimes Holds Us,” 2025
2: Elizabeth Castaldo instructing a silkscreen workshop during WSW’s Summer Art Institute, 2025
3: Dominica Harrison (Studio Workspace Residency) wiping a plate in intaglio, 2025
4: WSW’s end-of-year thermometer
The opening reception for “Forms in Flux” is this The opening reception for “Forms in Flux” is this Friday! Join us at 6PM at Cornell Creative Arts Center @ccac.ny in Kingston. “Forms in Flux” features artwork by 12th-grade students from Kingston High School made during WSW’s Fall session of Art-In-Education. Over four weeks, practicing artists Aurora Brush @aurorabrush, Cole Solis @cole.solis.jativa, and Rakel Stammer @rakel.makes.mistakes explored the foundations of Risograph printing, papermaking, and silkscreen printing with the students through experimentation, storytelling, and play.

📍Cornell Creative Arts Center, 129 Cornell St, Kingston, NY
📅Exhibition Opening | Friday, December 19th, 6-8PM
On view through January 11, 2026

For 40 years, WSW has devoted 8 weeks a year to hosting students from Kingston City Schools @kingstoncsd for in-depth, day-long art experiences in printmaking and papermaking. 

The Art-In-Education program is made possible by the NoVo Foundation, Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation, New York State Council of the Arts, with the support of Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York Legislature, Klock Kingston Foundation, and Stewart’s Holiday Match Program.
WSW's incredible board has stepped forward to MATC WSW's incredible board has stepped forward to MATCH every donation up to $10,000, but tonight is the last chance to DOUBLE the impact of your dollars! Donating today turns your $50 into $100.👯‍♀️We're almost there! Will you help us reach our goal of raising $10,000 by midnight?

At Women's Studio Workshop, we remain steadfast in our belief that art is essential and that artists deserve the space, materials, and support to tell their stories. Now more than ever it is important to align our spending with our values. Please consider making a gift to WSW this giving season.

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