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#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

#FirstFriday: September Exhibitions We Love

Sep 07, 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. New York Carol Flueckiger (Studio Workspace Resident ’17) is exhibiting… View Article

To Have and to Hold: Sarah Newberry in the Studio

Nov 17, 2015

While some people spend the better part of their mornings wondering what they’re going to wear that day, Sarah Newberry spends her mornings looking for the perfect mug. “I open… View Article

#FirstFriday: November Exhibitions We Love

Nov 04, 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 showing… View Article

#FirstFriday: February Exhibitions We Love

Feb 05, 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 This Month: Nanette Yannuzzi (Studio Workspace resident ’14) is… View Article

Spring Intern Exhibition: Whatknot

May 31, 2016

The spring 2016 intern exhibition, Whatknot, is the result of an interweaving of four emerging artists—Mary Gordon, Allora McCullough, Elizabeth Melnyczuk, and Kieran Riley Abbott—who arrived at WSW from different… View Article

A Body of Interactions: Lauren Brooke Miller in the Studio

Nov 14, 2014

Down in the ceramics studio, resident Lauren Brooke Miller unwraps the large clay vessels sitting on her table, revealing their red wavelike forms. On the shelves behind her sit over… View Article

#FirstFriday: October Exhibitions We Love

Oct 06, 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. Leslie Nichols‘ Any Name You Please (left), created during her WSW… View Article

#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

#FirstFriday: February Exhibitions We Love!

Feb 06, 2020

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 Suzanne Stokes’s solo exhibition, Beyond The Shore: What… View Article

#FirstFriday: Must-See November Exhibitions

Nov 02, 2022

Every month, we highlight exhibitions, group shows, events, and workshops that feature WSW artists, we share the shows near and far that make up our monthly must-see list. Missouri Laura Berman (Studio Internship… View Article

#FirstFriday: Must-See September Exhibitions

Aug 31, 2023

Every month we highlight exhibitions, events, and workshops that feature WSW alumnx artists! We share the shows near and far that make up our monthly must-see list. New York Intricate… View Article

#FirstFriday: Must-See May Exhibitions

May 04, 2023

Every month we highlight exhibitions, events, and workshops that feature WSW alumnx artists! We share the shows near and far that make up our monthly must-see list. Pennsylvania Wilder Alison (Studio Workspace Residency… View Article

#FirstFriday: December Exhibitions We Love!

Dec 05, 2019

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 Join us on December 7th from 5:00 to… View Article

#FirstFriday: November Exhibitions We Love!

Oct 31, 2019

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 Tara Sabharwal (Studio Workspace ’16, Beisinghoff Residency ’17)… View Article

#FirstFriday: November Exhibitions We Love

Nov 03, 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. Stop by Women’s Studio Workshop to see Ann Kalmbach and… View Article

New Faces at WSW: Spring 2016 Edition

Jan 22, 2016

A few weeks ago, we welcomed our first group of 2016 interns to WSW. Mary Gordon couldn’t get enough of the studio after her Summer Internship with us in 2014,… View Article

#FirstFriday: December Exhibitions We Love

Dec 04, 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: Laura Berman (Studio intern ’97) is showing her… View Article

#FirstFriday: November Exhibitions We Love

Nov 06, 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: Shelley Thorstensen (Studio Residency Grant recipient ’04, Studio… View Article

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As we approach the opening of “Rock, Paper, Sister As we approach the opening of “Rock, Paper, Sister,” we want to highlight each participating artist, and we are so pleased that Elizabeth Saloka @bettyrubblenyc will be in attendance at the June 5th reception. Her practice begins with the collection of rocks and rubble, detritus she gathers from the street, construction sites, and other places. Each piece of rubble she selects is both material and metaphor, a fragment separated from a greater whole. In the 1980s, she was one of thousands of South Korean children adopted by Minnesota families. Growing up in a mostly white environment, she often found connection to family and friends through pop culture. As an adult, she is inspired creatively by the American brands and products she grew up with, using them as subjects of her paintings. The surface imagery Saloka paints onto each form, like the culture of her adopted country, is full of bright colors and bold words, artfully composed branding draped over bumpy, imperfect canvases. 

“Rock, Paper, Sister” is a two-person exhibition featuring Kate Bingaman-Burt (Oregon) and Elizabeth Saloka (New York), two artists who explore how the mundane accrues significance. 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.

📆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
Spring at WSW <3 Spring at WSW <3
Embrace Creativity at Summer Art Institute! Spend Embrace Creativity at Summer Art Institute! Spend a week in the beautiful Hudson Valley learning a new skill or further developing your practice with like-minded artists. There are limited spots still available, find your next summer adventure today…

Painting through Print with Karen Lederer @krlederer, August 17 - 21
Experiment with mark-making techniques and learn to build a rich history of layers into your prints! Participants will learn how to build colorful monoprints using non-toxic, water-based materials, and will print from watercolor paintings on plexiglass, plastic stencils, and water-soluble crayon drawings.

Many Hands: Collaborative Pulp Painting with Kelly Taylor Mitchell @kellytaylormitchell, August 17 - 21
Expand your artistic community and try a new approach at the creative process! This workshop challenges the notion of an isolated artist practice and alternatively invites participants to work together to create a large-scale collaborative handmade paperwork.
*This workshop is a great fit for artists who want to explore not just papermaking, but the creative process. It is essential that participants are eager and open to collaboration.

Visit our website to learn more about all our SAI workshop offerings. Link in bio.
As we approach the opening reception of “Rock, Pap As we approach the opening reception of “Rock, Paper, Sister,” we would like to highlight each of the incredible participating artists. 

Kate Bingaman-Burt’s @katebingburt long-running daily drawing project approaches consumer culture through steady, intimate documentation. For over twenty years, she has drawn the items she purchases each day in quick, unedited sketches. What began as a gesture of personal accountability has grown into an expansive archive of daily life. Through repetition, small transactions and daily necessities become markers of time and routine. Accumulated over years, the drawings form a quiet but insistent record of being alive in the world. The exhibition will highlight selections from this ongoing project alongside sketchbooks, zines, and a new risograph-printed book that reflects on two decades of daily drawings.

“Rock, Paper, Sister” is a two-person exhibition featuring Kate Bingaman-Burt (Oregon) and Elizabeth Saloka (New York), two artists who explore how the mundane accrues significance. 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.

📆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
🚨*New Publication Alert *🚨 We are thrilled to anno 🚨*New Publication Alert *🚨 We are thrilled to announce the release of InIquity/InEquity by KaKeART! This publication is a hardbound book with a drop spine featuring a two-color silkscreen-printed cover, and silkscreen-printed imagery and text by Ann Kalmbach @annkalmbach and Tatana Kellner @tatana1950. 

Kalmbach and Kellner, two of the four co-founders of WSW, have collaborated on art for over 50 years. InIquity/InEquity is their 16th book, published under the moniker KaKeART. This piece combines Kalmbach’s experiments in lexicography and humor, Kellner’s collaged and monoprinted figures and stamped text, and the pair’s lifelong engagement in political action. 

To read the full book description and see our full catalog, visit our website. Link in bio.
Check out these process pics of Justin Lambert @jl Check out these process pics of Justin Lambert @jlpottery who recently spent time at our campus constructing a custom-built gas kiln in our new ceramics studio. As one of the most significant equipment investments in our 50-year history, the kiln represents both a return and a reinvention of ceramics at the organization. 

We can’t wait for this extension of our campus to be open, expand year-round programming, and provide professional-grade resources for artists working in ceramics.
The kiln was funded by grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) @snforg, supporting our ongoing campus-expansion project to create a state-of-the-art ceramics facility.
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As we approach the opening of “Rock, Paper, Sister As we approach the opening of “Rock, Paper, Sister,” we want to highlight each participating artist, and we are so pleased that Elizabeth Saloka @bettyrubblenyc will be in attendance at the June 5th reception. Her practice begins with the collection of rocks and rubble, detritus she gathers from the street, construction sites, and other places. Each piece of rubble she selects is both material and metaphor, a fragment separated from a greater whole. In the 1980s, she was one of thousands of South Korean children adopted by Minnesota families. Growing up in a mostly white environment, she often found connection to family and friends through pop culture. As an adult, she is inspired creatively by the American brands and products she grew up with, using them as subjects of her paintings. The surface imagery Saloka paints onto each form, like the culture of her adopted country, is full of bright colors and bold words, artfully composed branding draped over bumpy, imperfect canvases. 

“Rock, Paper, Sister” is a two-person exhibition featuring Kate Bingaman-Burt (Oregon) and Elizabeth Saloka (New York), two artists who explore how the mundane accrues significance. 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.

📆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
Spring at WSW <3 Spring at WSW <3
Embrace Creativity at Summer Art Institute! Spend Embrace Creativity at Summer Art Institute! Spend a week in the beautiful Hudson Valley learning a new skill or further developing your practice with like-minded artists. There are limited spots still available, find your next summer adventure today…

Painting through Print with Karen Lederer @krlederer, August 17 - 21
Experiment with mark-making techniques and learn to build a rich history of layers into your prints! Participants will learn how to build colorful monoprints using non-toxic, water-based materials, and will print from watercolor paintings on plexiglass, plastic stencils, and water-soluble crayon drawings.

Many Hands: Collaborative Pulp Painting with Kelly Taylor Mitchell @kellytaylormitchell, August 17 - 21
Expand your artistic community and try a new approach at the creative process! This workshop challenges the notion of an isolated artist practice and alternatively invites participants to work together to create a large-scale collaborative handmade paperwork.
*This workshop is a great fit for artists who want to explore not just papermaking, but the creative process. It is essential that participants are eager and open to collaboration.

Visit our website to learn more about all our SAI workshop offerings. Link in bio.
As we approach the opening reception of “Rock, Pap As we approach the opening reception of “Rock, Paper, Sister,” we would like to highlight each of the incredible participating artists. 

Kate Bingaman-Burt’s @katebingburt long-running daily drawing project approaches consumer culture through steady, intimate documentation. For over twenty years, she has drawn the items she purchases each day in quick, unedited sketches. What began as a gesture of personal accountability has grown into an expansive archive of daily life. Through repetition, small transactions and daily necessities become markers of time and routine. Accumulated over years, the drawings form a quiet but insistent record of being alive in the world. The exhibition will highlight selections from this ongoing project alongside sketchbooks, zines, and a new risograph-printed book that reflects on two decades of daily drawings.

“Rock, Paper, Sister” is a two-person exhibition featuring Kate Bingaman-Burt (Oregon) and Elizabeth Saloka (New York), two artists who explore how the mundane accrues significance. 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.

📆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
🚨*New Publication Alert *🚨 We are thrilled to anno 🚨*New Publication Alert *🚨 We are thrilled to announce the release of InIquity/InEquity by KaKeART! This publication is a hardbound book with a drop spine featuring a two-color silkscreen-printed cover, and silkscreen-printed imagery and text by Ann Kalmbach @annkalmbach and Tatana Kellner @tatana1950. 

Kalmbach and Kellner, two of the four co-founders of WSW, have collaborated on art for over 50 years. InIquity/InEquity is their 16th book, published under the moniker KaKeART. This piece combines Kalmbach’s experiments in lexicography and humor, Kellner’s collaged and monoprinted figures and stamped text, and the pair’s lifelong engagement in political action. 

To read the full book description and see our full catalog, visit our website. Link in bio.
Check out these process pics of Justin Lambert @jl Check out these process pics of Justin Lambert @jlpottery who recently spent time at our campus constructing a custom-built gas kiln in our new ceramics studio. As one of the most significant equipment investments in our 50-year history, the kiln represents both a return and a reinvention of ceramics at the organization. 

We can’t wait for this extension of our campus to be open, expand year-round programming, and provide professional-grade resources for artists working in ceramics.
The kiln was funded by grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) @snforg, supporting our ongoing campus-expansion project to create a state-of-the-art ceramics facility.
This week is your last chance to view “Spring into This week is your last chance to view “Spring into the Studios,” featuring artwork by 4th grade students from Kingston City School District and celebrating the conclusion of our Art-In-Education program’s 40th anniversary!🌷 Free and open to the public in the WSW gallery Mon - Fri 9AM to 5PM 

Since 1985, Art-In-Education has brought students to WSW’s professional Printmaking, Papermaking, and Book Arts studios to work as artists with artists. Today, Women’s Studio Workshop devotes 8 weeks a year to hosting students from Kingston City Schools for in-depth, day-long art experiences in printmaking and papermaking. This spring, these classes were taught by artists-in-residence, Ivana Carmen @ivanacarman, Em Miller @cypressure, and Jo Locke @jolockeart. The exhibition features the artwork made by 4th grade students from Chambers, E.R. Crosby, and Harry L. Edson Kingston Elementary schools.

If you are interested in supporting this impactful program, consider donating today. Link in bio.

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, Stewart’s Holiday Match Program, and Cowles Charitable Trust.
Thank you to everyone who came to this month’s Mee Thank you to everyone who came to this month’s Meet & Make craft night! It was so much fun seeing everyone’s different projects and meeting some new folks <3

Our next Meet & Make is our last one for the summer as we break for Summer Art Institute. Join us for “DIY Solstice Fairy Ornaments” on Monday, June 8 from 6 - 8PM in the front room. Come celebrate the Summer Solstice with us and make your own solstice fairy🧚🏼🧚‍♀️🧚‍♂️🌞⭐️💝🌷 Stay tuned for examples…

Learn more & RSVP on our website. Link in bio.
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