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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

New Faces at WSW: Spring 2014 Edition

Jan 17, 2014

The Women’s Studio Workshop can be a a transient place – anyone who spends a few months here can tell you that. From the residents who spend up to ten… View Article

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We are pleased to announce that Emily Larned’s @em We are pleased to announce that Emily Larned’s @emilylarned exhibition WORKSHOPPING will be extended through February 23, 2026. If you haven’t had the opportunity to see the show or pick up her new publication released in tandem with the exhibition, you now have a bit more time! Gallery hours are M-F, 9-5pm or by appointment. 

Images from the exhibition opening
We are excited to share our new tote to hold all y We are excited to share our new tote to hold all your favorite WSW goodies, groceries, and studio supplies! Let us introduce WSW’s latest tote design by former intern, Erin Moore @bugprints. Receive this beautiful gusseted blue tote, 14”W x 17”H x 7”D, heavy weight cotton, printed by Oddities @oddities_prints. Yours, when you sign up for a WSW membership at the Contributor level and above! Bags will also be available onsite and via our webshop in February!

By becoming a member, you help sustain WSW’s mission for years to come.

Member Tiers: 
⭐️ Basic: $75 Individual – $50 Students/Seniors
⭐️ Contributor: $100–249
⭐️ Friend: $250–499
⭐️ Supporter: $500–749
⭐️ Patron: $750–999

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P.S. Summer Art Institute registration opens to all on February 4th! Spots fill quickly, but you can sign up to be a WSW member to get one full week of early access. Make sure to sign up before the members-only registration period that begins on January 28th via email!
We are pleased to announce the release of “What Do We are pleased to announce the release of “What Does It Mean To Mend?” by Stella Nall @stella.nall This publication is a perfect-bound book featuring a risograph-printed interior, a letterpress-printed, handmade recycled paper cover individually hand-beaded by Nall.

Written over the span of a decade, “What Does It Mean To Mend?” by Nall moves through moments of joy and sorrow, tenderness and loss, humor and quiet reflection. Informed by the history of her ancestors and her own experiences navigating the world as a queer mixed-race Apsáalooke (Crow) woman, Nall’s illustrated poems trace a journey of processing personal, cultural, and creative experiences, working towards a sense of self-understood wholeness. The poems are rooted in memory, family, and the rhythms of everyday life. Her work also engages intergenerational trauma inflicted by assimilative boarding schools, their impact on her people, family, and life. A direct outcome for Nall and her brother was that they were not raised as fluent speakers of the Apsáalooke language, which motivated her to continue speaking, learning, and weaving it into her creations.

Link in bio to read more about this publication.

This publication was funded with the generous support of Bainbridge Island Museum of Art @bimuseum.of.art through the BIMA Artist’s Book Residency Grant for Indigenous Artists.
We are pleased to announce Women’s Studio Workshop We are pleased to announce Women’s Studio Workshop has received generous support from the Ruth Foundation for the Arts @ruthfoundationforthearts in an expanded three-year Core Granting program and will receive $150,000 over three-years.

As a national program, Ruth Arts Core Grant provides a snapshot of the current cultural landscape giving insights into the strategic, imaginative, and critical ways organizations are approaching their work today.  Acting Director Natalie Renganeschi says, “Multi-year support from Ruth Arts has provided us with essential stability, allowing us to plan ambitiously and invest in artists and staff. This deepens the impact of our programs over time, enables us to respond thoughtfully to the evolving needs of our community, and strengthens our ability to amplify the voices of women, trans, and nonbinary artists.”
WSW is pleased to announce Faythe Levine’s @faythe WSW is pleased to announce Faythe Levine’s @faythelevine new position as Special Collections & Public Engagement Manager. Hired in 2023 as WSW’s Archivist with generous grant support for 2.5 years from @HauserWirthInstitute, we are grateful this multifaceted position will allow Levine to continue to be full-time staff. The new job will combine her many years of arts administration and curatorial work with her expertise in WSW’s special collections, archives, and library operations. Her new role increases the visibility, value, and accessibility of the organization and encompasses artist book sales, exhibitions, community engagement and strategic planning.
Mark your calendars for this month’s Slide Night! Mark your calendars for this month’s Slide Night! Join us Tuesday (1/13) at 5:30PM on our campus for an engaging evening of art! We have a stacked month as we’ll be hearing from Victoria Day @artistvictoriaday (Studio Workspace Residency), Ann Kalmbach @annkalmbach (WSW Cofounder), Tatana Kellner @tatana1950 (WSW Cofounder), and Ruth McKinney Burket @ruth_mckinney_burket @feastforallpeoples (WSW Ceramics Studio Manager). We look forward to seeing you there!

1. Victoria Day, “Mirage,” 2023
2. Spread from “Whereas, We Declare” by KaKeART (Ann Kalmbach & Tatana Kellner), 2018
3. Ceramic bowl from “The WSW Pot Luck Bowl Library Project” by Ruth McKinney Burket, 2013-2018
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We are pleased to announce that Emily Larned’s @em We are pleased to announce that Emily Larned’s @emilylarned exhibition WORKSHOPPING will be extended through February 23, 2026. If you haven’t had the opportunity to see the show or pick up her new publication released in tandem with the exhibition, you now have a bit more time! Gallery hours are M-F, 9-5pm or by appointment. 

Images from the exhibition opening
We are excited to share our new tote to hold all y We are excited to share our new tote to hold all your favorite WSW goodies, groceries, and studio supplies! Let us introduce WSW’s latest tote design by former intern, Erin Moore @bugprints. Receive this beautiful gusseted blue tote, 14”W x 17”H x 7”D, heavy weight cotton, printed by Oddities @oddities_prints. Yours, when you sign up for a WSW membership at the Contributor level and above! Bags will also be available onsite and via our webshop in February!

By becoming a member, you help sustain WSW’s mission for years to come.

Member Tiers: 
⭐️ Basic: $75 Individual – $50 Students/Seniors
⭐️ Contributor: $100–249
⭐️ Friend: $250–499
⭐️ Supporter: $500–749
⭐️ Patron: $750–999

🔗 in bio.

P.S. Summer Art Institute registration opens to all on February 4th! Spots fill quickly, but you can sign up to be a WSW member to get one full week of early access. Make sure to sign up before the members-only registration period that begins on January 28th via email!
We are pleased to announce the release of “What Do We are pleased to announce the release of “What Does It Mean To Mend?” by Stella Nall @stella.nall This publication is a perfect-bound book featuring a risograph-printed interior, a letterpress-printed, handmade recycled paper cover individually hand-beaded by Nall.

Written over the span of a decade, “What Does It Mean To Mend?” by Nall moves through moments of joy and sorrow, tenderness and loss, humor and quiet reflection. Informed by the history of her ancestors and her own experiences navigating the world as a queer mixed-race Apsáalooke (Crow) woman, Nall’s illustrated poems trace a journey of processing personal, cultural, and creative experiences, working towards a sense of self-understood wholeness. The poems are rooted in memory, family, and the rhythms of everyday life. Her work also engages intergenerational trauma inflicted by assimilative boarding schools, their impact on her people, family, and life. A direct outcome for Nall and her brother was that they were not raised as fluent speakers of the Apsáalooke language, which motivated her to continue speaking, learning, and weaving it into her creations.

Link in bio to read more about this publication.

This publication was funded with the generous support of Bainbridge Island Museum of Art @bimuseum.of.art through the BIMA Artist’s Book Residency Grant for Indigenous Artists.
We are pleased to announce Women’s Studio Workshop We are pleased to announce Women’s Studio Workshop has received generous support from the Ruth Foundation for the Arts @ruthfoundationforthearts in an expanded three-year Core Granting program and will receive $150,000 over three-years.

As a national program, Ruth Arts Core Grant provides a snapshot of the current cultural landscape giving insights into the strategic, imaginative, and critical ways organizations are approaching their work today.  Acting Director Natalie Renganeschi says, “Multi-year support from Ruth Arts has provided us with essential stability, allowing us to plan ambitiously and invest in artists and staff. This deepens the impact of our programs over time, enables us to respond thoughtfully to the evolving needs of our community, and strengthens our ability to amplify the voices of women, trans, and nonbinary artists.”
WSW is pleased to announce Faythe Levine’s @faythe WSW is pleased to announce Faythe Levine’s @faythelevine new position as Special Collections & Public Engagement Manager. Hired in 2023 as WSW’s Archivist with generous grant support for 2.5 years from @HauserWirthInstitute, we are grateful this multifaceted position will allow Levine to continue to be full-time staff. The new job will combine her many years of arts administration and curatorial work with her expertise in WSW’s special collections, archives, and library operations. Her new role increases the visibility, value, and accessibility of the organization and encompasses artist book sales, exhibitions, community engagement and strategic planning.
Mark your calendars for this month’s Slide Night! Mark your calendars for this month’s Slide Night! Join us Tuesday (1/13) at 5:30PM on our campus for an engaging evening of art! We have a stacked month as we’ll be hearing from Victoria Day @artistvictoriaday (Studio Workspace Residency), Ann Kalmbach @annkalmbach (WSW Cofounder), Tatana Kellner @tatana1950 (WSW Cofounder), and Ruth McKinney Burket @ruth_mckinney_burket @feastforallpeoples (WSW Ceramics Studio Manager). We look forward to seeing you there!

1. Victoria Day, “Mirage,” 2023
2. Spread from “Whereas, We Declare” by KaKeART (Ann Kalmbach & Tatana Kellner), 2018
3. Ceramic bowl from “The WSW Pot Luck Bowl Library Project” by Ruth McKinney Burket, 2013-2018
Registration for WSW’s Summer Art Institute (SAI) Registration for WSW’s Summer Art Institute (SAI) 2026 is just around the corner! If you are considering joining us for the first time or have participated over the decades, it’s time to mark your calendars for registration since spots for our small and intimate classes of 5-8 students fill up FAST! 🗓️ On February 4th registration opens to the general public. 

SAI is a time for you to focus on your work, become energized and inspired, learn new skills, and meet a new community of like-minded artists. Enjoy week-long intensive workshops led by artists who are leaders in their fields. Workshops are open to all people!

HOT TIP: If you sign up to be a WSW member, you get a full week of early access. So if you want first pick on our stellar summer line up, this is the time to sign up before the members-only registration period that begins on January 28th via email! 

Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to see this year’s line up, link in bio. 

1: Amy Díaz-Infante @amydiazinfante instructing an SAI silkscreen workshop, 2019
2: Students in Breanne Trammell’s @breanne_ woodcut SAI workshop, 2023
3: Student in Katharine DeLamater’s @katharinelark papermaking SAI workshop, 2025
Not unlike today, 47-years ago, in 1979, inflation Not unlike today, 47-years ago, in 1979, inflation rocked WSW. The studio rental fees had a .25 cent increase, raising the hourly facility rental to $1.50. 😮

#upfromthearchive #1979 #feministartspace #rosendale #womenstudioworkshop
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