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The National Museum of Women in the Arts @womenint The National Museum of Women in the Arts @womeninthearts will be hosting a Virtual Educator Summer Camp led by participating artists from “A Radical Alteration” at the end of July! There will be 1.5-hour sessions daily, Monday, July 21, through Friday, July 25. Sessions, inspired by the Art, Books, and Creativity (ABC) Institutes and NMWA’s collection, are hands-on, participatory, and fun. Sessions will explore NMWA’s collection and resources, introduce historical and contemporary women artists, and engage participants in experimental making and close looking. Link in bio to learn more. Mon. 7/21: Skye Tafoya @r.skye.t Tues. 7/22: Ana Fernández @mirandatexidorestudio Wed. 7/23: Imin Yeh @iminyeh Thurs. 7/24: Indigo Som @indigowooo Fri. 7/25: IBé Crawley @ibearted Are you in the DC area? “A Radical Alteration: Women’s Studio Workshop as a Sustainable Model for Art Making” curated by Maymanah Farhat is on view at the National Museum of Women in the Arts through September 28th! Some of these titles are in print and available in our online bookstore. Link in bio Slides: 1. Ul’nigid’ by Skye Tafoya, 2. “Never develop an appetite and other poems of love and havoc” by Ana Fernández, 3. “Paper Paper Film” by Imin Yeh, 4. He likes you by Indigo Som, 5. “11033” by IBe’ Bulinda Crawley
Summer Art Institute is almost here, and you know Summer Art Institute is almost here, and you know what that means… weekly Slide Nights are back! Join us every Monday at 6PM for presentations by our instructing artists about their artistic practices. We hope to see you there!
Last week, WSW welcomed artist @emilylarned into o Last week, WSW welcomed artist @emilylarned into our archives, where she spent time with the print, ephemera, and newsletter collections in preparation for her on-site October exhibition and a new publication through her press.
Join us on July 26th to celebrate how artists have Join us on July 26th to celebrate how artists have changed America through direct action with the release of Lauren O’Neill-Butler’s @loneillbutler latest publication “The War of Art: A History of Artist’s Protest in America” (2025, @versobooks). The afternoon will include a reading by O’Neill-Butler from the book, an interactive talk led by Brenda Miller, a Kingston-based artist who contributed to the book, a Q&A, and a book signing. @Postmarkbooksny will also be onsite selling copies of the book. This event is free and open to the public, but we encourage you to reserve a spot. Link in bio. Meet the speakers! Lauren O’Neill-Butler is a New York-based writer and editor. Her books include “The War of Art: A History of Artists’ Protest in America” (Verso, 2025) and “Let’s Have a Talk: Conversations with Women on Art and Culture” (Karma, 2021). She has written for Aperture, Art Journal, Bookforum, and The New York Times, among many others, and has also contributed essays to many exhibition catalogues. She received a Warhol Foundation Art Writers Grant in 2020 and the Beverley Art Writers Travel Grant in 2023. Brenda Miller (b. 1941, Bronx, NY) is known for her innovative sisal wall sculptures, typewriting, and Alphabet rubber-stamped ink and pencil works. She has exhibited work at prominent institutions like the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Museum of Modern Art. As a feminist and active participant in the 1970s women’s movement, Miller co-founded the Ad-Hoc Women Artists Committee with notable figures like Faith Ringgold and Lucy Lippard. Her early work merges gender politics with post-minimalism, using repurposed materials like sisal and rubber stamps to imbue abstraction with meaning. Slide 1: “The War of Art: A History of Artists’ Protests in America” book cover Slide 2: Lauren O’Neill-Butler’s headshot Slide 3: Brenda Miller, “Dianderous,” 1972-2024, Sisal and wire, 80 x 80”
Summer Camp for adults? Yes, please! Reignite your Summer Camp for adults? Yes, please! Reignite your childlike wonder during a stay in upstate NY dedicated to investing in your craft among fellow artists. Translate photos to silkscreen, use your artistic voice for change, and so much more! Summer Art Institute workshops begin next week, but it’s not too late to join the fun! There are a few spots left, link in bio to see what’s available. Slides 1-4: SAI 2023 Slides 5-7: SAI 2024
Today marks Celia’s @gothmomgothmom last day at Today marks Celia’s @gothmomgothmom last day at WSW! It’s been an incredible year working with you and sharing lots of laughs. We’ll miss you greatly, but wish you all the best as you move on to grad school! xoxo
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The National Museum of Women in the Arts @womenint The National Museum of Women in the Arts @womeninthearts will be hosting a Virtual Educator Summer Camp led by participating artists from “A Radical Alteration” at the end of July! There will be 1.5-hour sessions daily, Monday, July 21, through Friday, July 25. Sessions, inspired by the Art, Books, and Creativity (ABC) Institutes and NMWA’s collection, are hands-on, participatory, and fun. Sessions will explore NMWA’s collection and resources, introduce historical and contemporary women artists, and engage participants in experimental making and close looking. Link in bio to learn more. Mon. 7/21: Skye Tafoya @r.skye.t Tues. 7/22: Ana Fernández @mirandatexidorestudio Wed. 7/23: Imin Yeh @iminyeh Thurs. 7/24: Indigo Som @indigowooo Fri. 7/25: IBé Crawley @ibearted Are you in the DC area? “A Radical Alteration: Women’s Studio Workshop as a Sustainable Model for Art Making” curated by Maymanah Farhat is on view at the National Museum of Women in the Arts through September 28th! Some of these titles are in print and available in our online bookstore. Link in bio Slides: 1. Ul’nigid’ by Skye Tafoya, 2. “Never develop an appetite and other poems of love and havoc” by Ana Fernández, 3. “Paper Paper Film” by Imin Yeh, 4. He likes you by Indigo Som, 5. “11033” by IBe’ Bulinda Crawley
Summer Art Institute is almost here, and you know Summer Art Institute is almost here, and you know what that means… weekly Slide Nights are back! Join us every Monday at 6PM for presentations by our instructing artists about their artistic practices. We hope to see you there!
Last week, WSW welcomed artist @emilylarned into o Last week, WSW welcomed artist @emilylarned into our archives, where she spent time with the print, ephemera, and newsletter collections in preparation for her on-site October exhibition and a new publication through her press.
Join us on July 26th to celebrate how artists have Join us on July 26th to celebrate how artists have changed America through direct action with the release of Lauren O’Neill-Butler’s @loneillbutler latest publication “The War of Art: A History of Artist’s Protest in America” (2025, @versobooks). The afternoon will include a reading by O’Neill-Butler from the book, an interactive talk led by Brenda Miller, a Kingston-based artist who contributed to the book, a Q&A, and a book signing. @Postmarkbooksny will also be onsite selling copies of the book. This event is free and open to the public, but we encourage you to reserve a spot. Link in bio. Meet the speakers! Lauren O’Neill-Butler is a New York-based writer and editor. Her books include “The War of Art: A History of Artists’ Protest in America” (Verso, 2025) and “Let’s Have a Talk: Conversations with Women on Art and Culture” (Karma, 2021). She has written for Aperture, Art Journal, Bookforum, and The New York Times, among many others, and has also contributed essays to many exhibition catalogues. She received a Warhol Foundation Art Writers Grant in 2020 and the Beverley Art Writers Travel Grant in 2023. Brenda Miller (b. 1941, Bronx, NY) is known for her innovative sisal wall sculptures, typewriting, and Alphabet rubber-stamped ink and pencil works. She has exhibited work at prominent institutions like the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Museum of Modern Art. As a feminist and active participant in the 1970s women’s movement, Miller co-founded the Ad-Hoc Women Artists Committee with notable figures like Faith Ringgold and Lucy Lippard. Her early work merges gender politics with post-minimalism, using repurposed materials like sisal and rubber stamps to imbue abstraction with meaning. Slide 1: “The War of Art: A History of Artists’ Protests in America” book cover Slide 2: Lauren O’Neill-Butler’s headshot Slide 3: Brenda Miller, “Dianderous,” 1972-2024, Sisal and wire, 80 x 80”
Summer Camp for adults? Yes, please! Reignite your Summer Camp for adults? Yes, please! Reignite your childlike wonder during a stay in upstate NY dedicated to investing in your craft among fellow artists. Translate photos to silkscreen, use your artistic voice for change, and so much more! Summer Art Institute workshops begin next week, but it’s not too late to join the fun! There are a few spots left, link in bio to see what’s available. Slides 1-4: SAI 2023 Slides 5-7: SAI 2024
Today marks Celia’s @gothmomgothmom last day at Today marks Celia’s @gothmomgothmom last day at WSW! It’s been an incredible year working with you and sharing lots of laughs. We’ll miss you greatly, but wish you all the best as you move on to grad school! xoxo
**Artist Opportunity** Our Artist's Book Residency **Artist Opportunity** Our Artist's Book Residency Grant application deadline is almost here! The online application is due July 15th by 11:59 PM, and the mock up must be postmarked by July 15th. We look forward to reviewing your application! The Artist’s Book Residency Grant is an eight to ten week residency for artists to produce a limited edition book work. Working in our studios, artists will print and bind their own books, creating an edition between 50 and 100. Link in bio for more info. Image: Ruthe Karlin (Artist’s Book Residency Grant) scoring her artist’s books, 2024
Are all the coolest people you know suddenly makin Are all the coolest people you know suddenly making Risograph zines (and posters, books, cards, and SO much more)?! Now are you thinking “what even is Risograph printing?” Well, it’s like if a photocopier and screenprinting had a baby! You can create stencils by using digital or drawn images, or you can collage right on top of the machine bed, but the Risograph machine does the printing, and each color is printed as a separate layer. The process uses soy-based inks and creates minimal waste, making it an eco-friendly printing option. The results are full of vibrant colors and a beautiful grainy texture that's specific to Risograph. On top of that, it’s affordable, accessible, and versatile! Check out our upcoming Risograph workshops to join the fun! Play with halftones, duotones, and CMYK using RISO with Corinne Teed @corinneteed, or use your Risograph prints to create 3D forms with Caroline Kern @carolinekernz. *ONLY ONE SPOT LEFT IN EACH* Link in bio.
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