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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

Judy Vasseur

Jun 01, 2015

Judy Vasseur came from Brooklyn to work in the ceramic studio. In addition to workin on her own pots Judy helped make bowls for WSW’s annual Chili Bowl Fiesta. In… View Article

Maureen Donovan

Jun 01, 2015

Maureen Donovan came to WSW as a ceramics intern, throwing bowls and helping prepare for our annual Chili Bowl Fiesta fundraiser. She holds a BFA in ceramics and art education… View Article

Marybeth Wehrung

Jun 01, 2015

Marybeth Wehrung came to WSW as an ceramics intern to throw hundreds of bowls and assist with WSW’s annual Chili Bowl Fiesta Fundraiser. After her internship, she stayed on as… View Article

Kyla Toomey

Jun 01, 2015

Kyla Toomey came to WSW from Rhode Island as a studio intern and helped with WSW’s annual Chili Bowl Fiesta fundraiser. She earned her MFA in ceramics at The Ohio… View Article

Volunteering at WSW

Dec 29, 2011

WSW volunteers are essential and can be engaged in all kinds of interesting activities, particularly helping at our annual Chili Bowl Fest. If you’d like to volunteer, please call (845)… View Article

Jenny Gawronski

Jun 01, 2015

Jenny Gawronski came to WSW from Pennsylvania as a Chili Bowl Fiesta Ceramics Intern. Since her internship she has earned her MFA at Louisiana State University and completed artist residencies… View Article

Jennifer Teter

Jun 01, 2015

Jennifer Teter came to WSW as a ceramics intern to help us prepare for our annual Chili Bowl Fiesta fundraiser. She received her MFA in Ceramics from Central Michigan University… View Article

Sara Lynch

Jun 01, 2015

Sara Lynch makes functional sculptures that combine everyday objects with flora and fauna. She came to WSW from Potsdam to work in the ceramic studio. Her work at WSW was… View Article

Multitasking & Slipcasting with Minerva Ayon

Feb 07, 2017

Downstairs and upstairs at WSW, Chili Bowl Workspace resident Minerva Ayon had three projects in action. She spent every day in the ceramics studio, slip casting, painting, and decorating bowls for the upcoming Chili… View Article

Tara Hagen

Jun 01, 2015

Tara Hagen came from Rochester, NY to work as a ceramics intern to help prepare for WSW’s annual Chili Bowl Fiesta. After her internship, she moved to the Hudson Valley… View Article

Margaret Henkels

Jun 01, 2015

Margaret Henkels creates hand built sculptures that reflect architecture, landscape, and everyday objects. She came to WSW from Austin, TX on a fellowship (now Workspace Residency) to explore her own… View Article

Press & Newsletters

Dec 29, 2011

Rock, Paper, Sister 2026/05/18 >> Arts Mid Hudson Kingston women’s studio holding Chili Bowl Fest, with federal funding in jeopardy 2026/03/17 >> Times Herald-Record Women’s Studio Workshop presents the 29th… View Article

Jessica Fong

Jun 01, 2015

Jessica Fong came to WSW from northern California to work as our Chili Bowl Ceramics intern. A powerhouse thrower, she produced bowls for the annual fundraiser and worked on her… View Article

Lauren Brooke Miller

Jun 01, 2015

Lauren Brooke Miller’s ceramics-based practice addresses investigates bodily space and knowledge. Utilizing the naturally detoxifying properties of clay and holistic practices of yoga, Lauren shapes her work for healing and… View Article

Ceramics Internship

May 29, 2015

You’ll work directly with the Ceramics Studio Manager, preparing for our annual Chili Bowl fundraiser. During this mid-winter event, WSW warms up our local community by presenting over 1000 handmade… View Article

Spring Intern Exhibition: “How to Make a Home”

May 15, 2015

Women’s Studio Workshop is pleased to announce How to Make a Home, an exhibition featuring work from our spring 2015 interns: Katie Bosley, Danielle LaCasse, Ellen Prosko, and Katie Wofford…. View Article

Written on Stone: Rebecca La Marre in the Studio

Jun 09, 2017

WSW: Tell us about your grandmother. RLM: “She was one of the first women to enroll in a university in Canada. She was training to go into business, but when… View Article

2018 Spring Interns: Life on the Binne

Sep 28, 2018

  Back in January, when the trees were bare and everything was covered in snow, our new Studio, Nonprofit Management, and Ceramic interns arrived at WSW. Nine-months later, winter, spring,… View Article

#FirstFriday: November Exhibitions We Love

Nov 01, 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. Carol Flueckiger (Studio Workspace Resident ’17) is exhibiting Solitude of… View Article

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What an incredible opening for “Rock, Paper, Siste What an incredible opening for “Rock, Paper, Sister!” Thank you to everyone who came to hang out, including our special guest, featured local artist Elizabeth Saloka @bettyrubblenyc. Additionally, Kate Bingaman-Burt @katebingburt has a surprise for visitors: Proof of Purchase riso prints made for the site-specific installation. Get yours before they are gone! The exhibition is on view in WSW’s gallery through September 18th, 2026. 

The two-person show highlights the overlooked and the everyday; both artists’ work suggests that even the smallest acts of attention can shape how we understand our lives. Curated by WSW’s Special Collections and Public Engagement Manager, Faythe Levine @faythelevine.

📍Women’s Studio Workshop, 722 Binnewater Lane, Kingston, NY
Gallery Hours: Mon - Fri, 9 AM - 5 PM (or by appointment)
WSW said farewell to Rita MacDonald @ritamacdonald WSW said farewell to Rita MacDonald @ritamacdonald last week as she completed her Ora Schneider Regional Residency Grant! MacDonald spent her time in our studios focusing on a series of woodblock prints.

MacDonald is a visual artist who makes prints, detailed pencil drawings on paper and large site-responsive wall works from paint and plaster. Her work focuses on exploring the experience of place through its relationship to perception and visual association. She’s specifically interested in using geometric patterns, and especially striped fabrics, for their ability to create a tension between the images being seen as flat minimalist abstractions and being seen as recognizable snippets of everyday domestic life – like fabric or wallpaper.
Carve away time for art making at WSW’s rural camp Carve away time for art making at WSW’s rural campus in the beautiful Hudson Valley during this year’s Summer Art Institute! This summer, Yetunde Rodriguez @yaytoonday will be joining us for two weeks instructing gel plate printing and reduction printing workshops. While her gel plate workshop is at capacity, there are still limited spots available in “Single Block Magic: Reduction Printing by Hand,” which will take place July 20 - 24. Sign up today and secure your next summer adventure🏡🌷🌞

This week-long intensive workshop will guide you into taking your craft to the next level and create multi-color block prints! This is the opportunity for a deep dive into the complex relief printing techniques of the reduction print. With a single block of material, you will design, carve, and print a vibrant, multi-layered work of art. This method involves carving the block in stages, resulting in rich, layered compositions that can’t be achieved any other way. All skill levels are welcome!

Link in bio for more.

1+2: Yetunde Rodriguez, SAI 2024
3: Examples of Yetunde’s reduction prints
Have you ever wondered “what is Chili Bowl Decorat Have you ever wondered “what is Chili Bowl Decorating at WSW?” If so, the answer is that it’s a time when volunteers in our community come together to help make and decorate bowls that will be sold at WSW’s annual Chili Bowl Fest fundraiser held every April!

Chili Bowl is one of WSW’s most beloved community events and largest fundraisers, raising vital funds each year in support of artist residencies, workshops, and year-round programming. Guests purchase handmade bowls created by local artists and volunteers, then fill them with chili to enjoy together: a tradition rooted in community and craft.

This weekly volunteer ceramics group meets on Wednesdays throughout the year to create the approximately 900 bowls needed for the event. The project brings together artists, makers, and neighbors in a shared studio environment to contribute to something both functional and meaningful. There are typically two sessions available each Wednesday: 3–5:30 PM and 6–7:30 PM. Everyone is also invited to join a potluck dinner from 5:30–6 PM and bring a dish to share.

Prior ceramics experience is not required to participate, though some artistic experience is helpful. This is not a formal class, but support is available for artists from other disciplines who are interested in translating drawing, painting, or sculptural approaches into clay. Volunteers are welcome to decorate, hand-build, or throw bowls, and can join at any stage of the process, working independently or collaboratively. 

RSVP is required. Participants must sign up by noon on Wednesday, and space is limited. RSVPs will open monthly via WSW’s Eventbrite page. Link in bio to sign up.
Mark your calendars for the first of two June Slid Mark your calendars for the first of two June Slide Nights! On Tuesday, June 9th, at 5:30PM join us at WSW’s campus to hear from current artists-in-residence Wen-Li Chen (McKnight Fellowship Residency), Ruth Freeman @ruthmfreeman (Ora Schneider Regional Residency Grant), and Susan Hamburger @hamburgerama (Anita Wetzel Residency Grant).

Join us again on June 23rd to hear from WSW’s incredible interns! 

1: Wen-Li Chen, To My Unborn Child
2: Ruth Freeman, Dark Until Light, 2024
3. Susan Hamburger, Helmet IV, PPE Series, 2022
June’s Meet & Make Monday is just around the corne June’s Meet & Make Monday is just around the corner! Come celebrate the Summer Solstice with us and make your own solstice fairy🧚🌞 ✂️ We will supply materials to create and customize these fairy ornaments. This month’s craft is inspired by Sonya and Nina Montenegro’s @thefarwoods tiny fairy friends.

Bring a friend or make some new ones while you’re here! Depending on the weather, we can also spill onto our porch and outdoor patio. Hot glue and tacky glue work best for this project. We will have some to share, but please feel free to bring your own!

Please note, this is not a workshop, and no formal instruction will be given. All levels are welcome, we just ask that you come with an open mind and eagerness to learn as you go! Some informational guides will be available and we encourage skill sharing! A suggested sliding scale donation of $5-20 is encouraged but no one is turned away for lack of funds.

Please RSVP if you plan on attending. This will help us best prepare the amount of supplies and snacks to provide for the event. Thank you!

📅June 8, 6 - 8PM
📍Women’s Studio Workshop Front Room
722 Binnewater Lane, Kingston
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What an incredible opening for “Rock, Paper, Siste What an incredible opening for “Rock, Paper, Sister!” Thank you to everyone who came to hang out, including our special guest, featured local artist Elizabeth Saloka @bettyrubblenyc. Additionally, Kate Bingaman-Burt @katebingburt has a surprise for visitors: Proof of Purchase riso prints made for the site-specific installation. Get yours before they are gone! The exhibition is on view in WSW’s gallery through September 18th, 2026. 

The two-person show highlights the overlooked and the everyday; both artists’ work suggests that even the smallest acts of attention can shape how we understand our lives. Curated by WSW’s Special Collections and Public Engagement Manager, Faythe Levine @faythelevine.

📍Women’s Studio Workshop, 722 Binnewater Lane, Kingston, NY
Gallery Hours: Mon - Fri, 9 AM - 5 PM (or by appointment)
WSW said farewell to Rita MacDonald @ritamacdonald WSW said farewell to Rita MacDonald @ritamacdonald last week as she completed her Ora Schneider Regional Residency Grant! MacDonald spent her time in our studios focusing on a series of woodblock prints.

MacDonald is a visual artist who makes prints, detailed pencil drawings on paper and large site-responsive wall works from paint and plaster. Her work focuses on exploring the experience of place through its relationship to perception and visual association. She’s specifically interested in using geometric patterns, and especially striped fabrics, for their ability to create a tension between the images being seen as flat minimalist abstractions and being seen as recognizable snippets of everyday domestic life – like fabric or wallpaper.
Carve away time for art making at WSW’s rural camp Carve away time for art making at WSW’s rural campus in the beautiful Hudson Valley during this year’s Summer Art Institute! This summer, Yetunde Rodriguez @yaytoonday will be joining us for two weeks instructing gel plate printing and reduction printing workshops. While her gel plate workshop is at capacity, there are still limited spots available in “Single Block Magic: Reduction Printing by Hand,” which will take place July 20 - 24. Sign up today and secure your next summer adventure🏡🌷🌞

This week-long intensive workshop will guide you into taking your craft to the next level and create multi-color block prints! This is the opportunity for a deep dive into the complex relief printing techniques of the reduction print. With a single block of material, you will design, carve, and print a vibrant, multi-layered work of art. This method involves carving the block in stages, resulting in rich, layered compositions that can’t be achieved any other way. All skill levels are welcome!

Link in bio for more.

1+2: Yetunde Rodriguez, SAI 2024
3: Examples of Yetunde’s reduction prints
Have you ever wondered “what is Chili Bowl Decorat Have you ever wondered “what is Chili Bowl Decorating at WSW?” If so, the answer is that it’s a time when volunteers in our community come together to help make and decorate bowls that will be sold at WSW’s annual Chili Bowl Fest fundraiser held every April!

Chili Bowl is one of WSW’s most beloved community events and largest fundraisers, raising vital funds each year in support of artist residencies, workshops, and year-round programming. Guests purchase handmade bowls created by local artists and volunteers, then fill them with chili to enjoy together: a tradition rooted in community and craft.

This weekly volunteer ceramics group meets on Wednesdays throughout the year to create the approximately 900 bowls needed for the event. The project brings together artists, makers, and neighbors in a shared studio environment to contribute to something both functional and meaningful. There are typically two sessions available each Wednesday: 3–5:30 PM and 6–7:30 PM. Everyone is also invited to join a potluck dinner from 5:30–6 PM and bring a dish to share.

Prior ceramics experience is not required to participate, though some artistic experience is helpful. This is not a formal class, but support is available for artists from other disciplines who are interested in translating drawing, painting, or sculptural approaches into clay. Volunteers are welcome to decorate, hand-build, or throw bowls, and can join at any stage of the process, working independently or collaboratively. 

RSVP is required. Participants must sign up by noon on Wednesday, and space is limited. RSVPs will open monthly via WSW’s Eventbrite page. Link in bio to sign up.
Mark your calendars for the first of two June Slid Mark your calendars for the first of two June Slide Nights! On Tuesday, June 9th, at 5:30PM join us at WSW’s campus to hear from current artists-in-residence Wen-Li Chen (McKnight Fellowship Residency), Ruth Freeman @ruthmfreeman (Ora Schneider Regional Residency Grant), and Susan Hamburger @hamburgerama (Anita Wetzel Residency Grant).

Join us again on June 23rd to hear from WSW’s incredible interns! 

1: Wen-Li Chen, To My Unborn Child
2: Ruth Freeman, Dark Until Light, 2024
3. Susan Hamburger, Helmet IV, PPE Series, 2022
June’s Meet & Make Monday is just around the corne June’s Meet & Make Monday is just around the corner! Come celebrate the Summer Solstice with us and make your own solstice fairy🧚🌞 ✂️ We will supply materials to create and customize these fairy ornaments. This month’s craft is inspired by Sonya and Nina Montenegro’s @thefarwoods tiny fairy friends.

Bring a friend or make some new ones while you’re here! Depending on the weather, we can also spill onto our porch and outdoor patio. Hot glue and tacky glue work best for this project. We will have some to share, but please feel free to bring your own!

Please note, this is not a workshop, and no formal instruction will be given. All levels are welcome, we just ask that you come with an open mind and eagerness to learn as you go! Some informational guides will be available and we encourage skill sharing! A suggested sliding scale donation of $5-20 is encouraged but no one is turned away for lack of funds.

Please RSVP if you plan on attending. This will help us best prepare the amount of supplies and snacks to provide for the event. Thank you!

📅June 8, 6 - 8PM
📍Women’s Studio Workshop Front Room
722 Binnewater Lane, Kingston
“Rock, Paper, Sister” is almost here! Join us this “Rock, Paper, Sister” is almost here! Join us this Friday, June 5th, from 6 to 8 PM for the opening reception.🪨📄👯‍♀️ This two-person exhibition features work by Kate Bingaman-Burt @katebingburt and Elizabeth Saloka @bettyrubblenyc. Free and open to the public! Elizabeth Saloka will be in attendance. 

In highlighting the overlooked and the everyday, both artists’ work suggests that even the smallest acts of attention can shape how we understand our lives. Curated by WSW’s Special Collections and Public Engagement Manager, Faythe Levine @faythelevine.

📆Opening Reception: June 5, 2026, 6-8 PM
On view through September 18, 2026
📍Women’s Studio Workshop, 722 Binnewater Lane, Kingston, NY
Gallery Hours: Mon - Fri, 9 AM - 5 PM (or by appointment)
Calling all Summer Art Institute participants 📢 Di Calling all Summer Art Institute participants 📢 Did you know that WSW offers a buffet-style meal plan that is available for purchase during your workshop? Remove the stress of planning your lunches, and let Chef Lexa Walsh @lexawalshstudios take the lead! 🍊🥑🍒🥬🥖🍅🍰 Meals include five locally-sourced, homemade lunches, and one dinner with wine. 

As an extension of our mission to make SAI more accessible, we are excited to offer sliding scale pricing for meal plans. You may select between 3 tiers of payment: $125, $155, or $175. Meal plans must be purchased at least one week before your workshop.

Link in bio for more info.
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