Member News
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Announcements
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Brandywine WorkshopJuly 1 - October 1, 2008 Brandywine Workshop, with the aid of local and national Friends, is engaged in a $4.5 million capital campaign plus a $3 million endowment to fund restoration work on its historic facade, remodel galleries and entrance, and build a landscaped plaza with major public art. Learn more at
www.brandywineworkshop.com |
Tyler School of Art
Victory for Tyler 2009
Support Victory for Tyler 2009 with a gift of $25 or more and receive a wearable piece of art featuring the architect's depiction of Tyler's new home on Main Campus.
For more information on Victory for Tyler and the new building for the Tyler School of Art, visit
www.temple.edu/tyler
Contact:
Jim Jordan
Assistant Director of Development
Tyler School of Art
Phone: 215-204-6057
james.jordan@temple.edu
Ellie Brown
Two Girls: My Sisters 1996-2006
This ten year photographic project chronicles Ellie Brown's two half-sisters' foray into and through adolescence and looks at their quest for identity.
Organizational Member Exhibitions
Trinity Framing
Spector Projects Portfolio
July through August
Who knew Queen Village had beach front property? Trintiy Framing invites you to stop in and check out their sunny,
sandy and salty summer display. The featured portfolio was published in 2007 by Philadelphia’s SPECTOR PROJECTS.
The artists are Jim Houser, Matt Fisher, Elizabeth Haidle, Randall
Sellers, Keith Shore, Thom Lessner, Ben Woodward, CW Wells, Rebecca Westcott and Zoe Strauss. The portfolio
is archivally displayed in the contemporary beauty of Paraflex acrylic picture frames.Trinity Framing
701 S 3rd St
Philadelphia, PA 19147
215-351-1600
www.trinityframing.com
The Center For Emerging Visual Artists
Philadelphia Selections: Career Development Program Fellows from CFEVA
May 3 - August 24, 2008
Pittsburgh Filmmaker/Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, in cooperation with The Center for Emerging Visual Artists, is pleased to present an Exchange Exhibition - Philadelphia Selections: Career Development Program Fellows from the Center for Emerging Visual Artists. This exhibition exchange is the beginning of an ongoing collaboration by CFEVA and PF/PCA to strengthen the artistic dialogue between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The Philadelphia artists exhibiting are: James B. Abbott, Julia Blaukopf, Anne Canfield, Elizabeth Crisman, Jennifer Chapman, Christopher Hondru, Darla Jackson, Joelle Jensen, John Karpinski, Keiko Miyamori, Jedediah Morfit, Katie Murken, Caleb Nussear, Tara O’Brien, Sean O’Neil, Scott Pellnat, Peter Prusinowski, Serena Perrone, Matthew Neff, Cecelia Rembert, Kara Rennert, Paul Rider, Marisha Simons, and Nataliya Slinko.
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
6300 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15232
(412) 361-0873
www.pittsburgharts.org
Joelle Jensen and Jedediah Morfit: Décor/Decorum
July 31 - August 21, 2008 
The Center for Emerging Visual Artists is pleased to present this Spotlight Exhibition: Jedediah Morfit’s work explores irresistible contemporary sculptural taboos including craft, religion, and narrative. His sculpted plates are as much a celebration of the pleasures of carving and storytelling as they are an examination of the problem of creating meaningful narratives in disjointed times. Joelle Jensen presents quiet, thoughtful and compelling views of lives left behind. The photographs of her parents’ home are beautiful, emotional and often humorous, looking almost scientifically at the spaces and emotional connections made between what was their life and the passage of time.
The Felicity R. (Bebe) Benoliel Gallery
The Center for Emerging Visual Artists
237 South 18th Street, The Barclay, Suite 3A
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Tyler School of Art, Temple Gallery
Volum Attempts: The Space of Books
Organized by the Purtill family
June 7 – October 25, 2008
In a provocative parallel to their highly collaborative practice, the exhibition presents Purtill Family Business’s own ideas alongside invited participants whose work demonstrates an inspired relationship with and to publishing. Among the components of the show are photographic projects that look at the spaces and images
of books, a “diaporama” event by French artist Pierre Leguillon; a “Collective Investigation” event by Minnesota-based artist Matt Bakkom; the complete catalogue of Onestar Press (an artist book publisher); and publications selected by Bettina Funcke (curator and editor), Matthew Marks (art dealer), Christoph Keller (art publisher), and William Pym (writer). Featured will be an excerpt from “Double Spreads,” an exhibition of photographs of double-page spreads taken by graphic designers (organized by Christoph Keller and Jérome Saint-Loubert Bié). In addition to the publications on display, a bookmark and two artist’s books by Zoe Strauss and Heidi Giannotti will be published and distributed for free.
259 N. 3rd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19027
Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 11 – 6 PM
http://www.temple.edu/tyler/exhibitions.html
The Philadelphia Art Alliance
Paper[space]
June 19 - August 17, 2008
Natasha Bowdoin
Dawn Gavin
Sarah Julig
Jin Lee
Leslie Mutchler
Donna Ruff
Hunter Stabler
Nami Yamamoto
Opening Reception: Thursday June 19, 5:30-7:30pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday -Sunday 11am-5pm
Group tours availavle upon appointment
Admission Fee: $5 for adults $3 for students and seniors
Pay what you wish on Fridays
251 S. 18th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
tel 215-545-4302
curator@philartalliance.org
www.philartalliance.org
Lehigh University Art Galleries
See No Evil: Monks and Friars by WYSO
Jun 6 2008 - Feb 27 2009 
The artist known as WYSO (1915-1994) found humor in life, and his art reflects that attitude. Two of his brothers and a nephew were monks, and he deeply respected their prayerful and spiritual monastic life. His creativity, however, led him to explore an imaginary humorous side of his subjects, portraying them in playful situations.
Girldler Student Gallery
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Curious and Commonplace: European Popular Prints of the 1800s
May 31, 2008 - August 24, 2008
This colorful exhibition of more than eighty worksselected from the Museum’s rich collection of popular prints invites the public to enter a forgotten world of fantastic and familiar imagery. Published in a variety of languages, these prints were sold on street corners and in shops all across Europe and could be found in every household, city tavern, and village schoolroom. Although nineteenth-century Europe witnessed an explosion in the production of inexpensive popular prints of all kinds, surprisingly few fine examples survive today. Their production ran the full gamut from crudely cut woodblock prints to refined chromolithographs; they vary dramatically between austere black-and-white specimens and swank, candy-colored delights.
Transcending the Literal: Photographs by Ansel Adams from the Collection
March 1, 2008 - August 17, 2008
More than 20 years after his death, Ansel Adams (1902–1984) remains one of the world’s most beloved and widely exhibited American photographers. Comprised of more than 40 photographs selected from the Museum’s extensive holdings of the artist’s work, this exhibition focuses on Adams’s less-familiar landscape images in order to demonstrate his innate understanding of graphic form and balanced design.
Museum hours:
Tuesday - Sunday, 10 am - 5 pm
Friday evenings until 8:45 pm
Admission: $14 general; $12 seniors; $10 students with valid ID and children 13-18; children 12 and under free; Sundays, pay-as-you-wish
26th Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19103 tel 215-763-8100
fax 215-236-4465
visitorservices@philamuseum.org
www.philamuseum.org
Main Line Art Center
71st Annual Faculty Exhibition
Sept. 5 – 25
The Main Line Art Center's award-winning faculty present this annual exhibition that invites the students and the public to view works by the Art Center’s excellent, professional teaching artists.
First Friday Opening Reception: Sept. 5, 6-9 pm
Space 1026
One Long Funeral 
Song
August, 2008
Space 1026 is pleased to present a collaborative installation by San Francisco Bay area artists, Monica Canilao and Kyle Ranson. This body of work/instalation is the culmination of a longtime friendship and shared vision of Canilao and Ranson. The artists sum up the idea of the show this way:
"One Long Funeral Song" addresses the clashes and minglings of two magicks. the black, vampiric conjurings of colonialism and the nature magic of indigenous, poor and creative peoples... the contrast between secret societies and open-armed, cooperitive communities. Monica Canilao and Kyle Ranson build a world around the hope that perhaps a third and beautiful magick could be born from this long and bloodied struggle. Monica Canilao works with found objects and materials such as paper and fabric to weave sewn together structures that explore space, community and life and figures, both animal and human. According to Canilao, she "understands that even the most fleeting moments can be the most poignant ones, and so, she is fearless in her use of disintegrating materials such as paper, fiber, love and hope. What presents in her work is a feeling of spontaneity and mysticism.
Curated by Derek Ihnat
For more information please visit www.space1026.com or email artsyndicate@gmail.com
The Library Company of Philadelphia
Black Founders: The Free Black Community in the Early Republic
March 10 - October 10
The struggle of American blacks to secure rights as citizens—as free people—began years before our first bearded President took up his pen. The Library Company’s newest exhibition will feature Absalom Jones, Richard and Sarah Allen, and many others who worked for the end of slavery long before Abraham Lincoln. It packs in over two centuries of history, creating a sense of slavery’s scope in American history. The issues of abolitionism, exodus, and white supremacy consumed popular media for decades before the Civil War. “Black Founders” will give visitors a choice view of items important in the development of liberty and justice for all.
Now on View in the Library Company’s Louise Lux-Sions and Harry Sions Gallery
Open to the public free of charge from 9:00am to 4:45 pm, Monday through Friday.
American Color Print Society
66th Exposition: A Co-operation; An Exhibition
14 July – 5 September, 2008
Reception,11 July, 2-4 p.m
ACPS is presenting a show in co-operation with the Free Library Of Philadelphia. The prints to be exhibited will be matted, to be viewed in 22 gallery cases, 11 along each side of the west corridor leading to the Executive Staff offices. The original-forming members of the American Color Print Society meeting in 1939 were artist revolutionaries. Their first organized show, in 1940, heralded the arrival of the contemporary American print. Previously printmaking had been restricted to black and white etchings, at least in regard to juried shows; finally there was critical recognition and acceptance. The original 85 artists opened printmaking to the use of color and encouraged experimentation, which today has become part of our American art tradition: color lithography, block printing, etching, intaglio, monotype, digital printing etc. Experimentation has extended to the materials and their combinations in printing: Oriental papers, rag papers, Arch papers, newspapers, even to printing on paper towels, and mixing techniques, etc. The tradition of modernity, experimentation and excellence continues. The prints exhibited present a national perspective, with members’ works from throughout the United States, in addition to the local Philadelphia area. While all members share the fact of their professionalism, each is an individual with their own unique aesthetic perspectives and techniques, and anticipate being joined by like minded artists and a curious and knowing audience.
For further information please contact the current president:
I. Williams
61 Coppermine Road
Princeton, N.J. 09540
Or: www.americancolorprintsociety.org
West Wing gallery, The Free Library of Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA. 19107
Individual Member Exhibitions
Madeline Adams
Likeable Art (Art in City Hall)
June 9 - September 26, 2008
City Hall, Philadelphia PA
www.madelineadams.com
Astrid Bowlby
May 24 through August 10, 2008
Contemporary Collaborations: Artist and Master Printer
Guest-curated by Maine print collector Bruce Brown.
Portland Museum of Art
Seven Congress Square
Portland, ME 04101
www.portlandmuseum.org
Tim Bowen
August 18th - November 30th
HODGEPODGE
Falling Cow gallery
Hodgepodge features more than 100 works spanning the thirty year career of Philadelphiapainter and musician Tim Bowen. The show begins in 1976 with Bowen's initial use of female nudes and guitar players as a motif, continues through the Brueghel inspired figure compositions of the early 80s and follows with the intricate 3-dimensional shadowbox series, glass and fabric pieces of the 90s and concludes with the large scale multiple-panel politically charged post-911 paintings. Many of the works have never before been shown publicly. Despite his ever-changing diverse subject matter, use of materials and stylistic approaches the artist's populist sensibilities always manage to delight and provoke the viewer.
Elfie Harris
Musings on Nature
June 6 - October 18, 2008
The Northwest Artist's Collective
The Morris Arboretum
100 E Northwestern Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19118
www.harrisbenvenuti.com
Elysa Voshell
June 16 - August 28, 2008
Philagrafika member Elysa Voshell has work included in Art Bound: Book Design Past & Present.
The Dorothy W. & F. Otto Haas Gallery, The Athenæum of Philadelphia, East Washington Square.
A collaboration with the Philadelphia Center for the Book.
Monday-Friday, 9 am - 5 pm
Opening Reception: June 18, 6 - 8 pm
www.elysavoshell.com
Rebecca Rutstein
March – September 2008
“Abyss” (site-specific installation)
Philadelphia International Airport
Between Terminals C & D
Philadelphia, PA 19153
www.phl.org
May 19 – August 2008
“Infinite Place” (3-person exhibition)
Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art
Congregation Rodeph Shalom
615 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19123
www.rodephshalom.org/museum.html
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Events
The Philadelphia Museum of Art
Abigail Rebecca Cohen Study Room
Opening on Tuesday, September 9, 2008
The museum is delighted to announce the opening of the Abigail Rebecca Cohen Study Room in the new Center for Prints, Drawings and Photographs, located on the first floor of the Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building of Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2525 Pennsylvania Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19130
Appointments may be made beginning immediately by calling 215-684-7660.
Inliquid
UNZIPPED: The InLiquid Benefit v.8.0
Preview Party
Wednesday, September 24, 2008, 6 - 9 pm
Special live auction of exclusive works
Music by The New Impressionists
Performance by Orchestra 2001
Catering by Feast Your Eyes
Benefit v.8.0 - the main event!
Thursday, September 25, 2008, 6 - 10 pm
Silent Auction 6 - 9 pm
Performance by Hotel Obligado
throughout the evening
Performance by Headlong Dance Theater
at 9 pm
Crane Arts Building
1400 North American Street
Philadelphia, PA 19123
www.inliquid.com
Opportunities
The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation Arts | Writers Grant Program
Grants for Arts Writers
Online application form will open on Monday, August 4, 2008
Deadline for completed applications is Monday, September 22
The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation | Arts Writers Grant Program announces its third round of grants as part of the Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Initiative. The online application form will open on Monday, August 4, 2008 and the deadline for completed applications is Monday, September 22, 2008.
The Arts Writers Grant Program recognizes and supports individual writers working on contemporary visual art through project-based grants ranging from 3,000 USD – 50,000 USD. Writers who meet the program's eligibility requirements are invited to apply for grants in the following categories: articles, short-form writing, and blogs/new and alternative media.
(Please note that the program also funds book projects; however, the deadline for applications to this category has already passed.)
For guidelines and eligibility requirements, please visit http://www.artswriters.org
SGC Traveling Exhibition
Joe Loccisano, VP of Internal Affairs for SGC is encouraging all SGC members to participate in the 2009 – 2012 Traveling Exhibition.
Warrington Colescott - Juror
The prospectus with complete entry requirements is below. Please share this information with other SGC members who may not receive this as well as any other artists who may wish to join SGC.
For more information contact:
loccisj@mccfl.edu
The Powel House Museum
Grant Writing Workshop
August 11-12, 2008
Beginning and experienced grant writers from city, county and state agencies as well as nonprofits, K-12, colleges and universities are encouraged to attend. Purchase orders, checks and cards are welcome. Multi-enrollment discounts are available. Tuition payment is not required at the time of enrollment. Tuition is $425 and includes all materials: workbook and accompanying 220MB resource CD that's packed full of tools and more than 200 sample grant proposals. Seating is limited, online reservations are necessary, walk-ins are not allowed.
For more information including venue location and maps, graduate testimonials and instant, online enrollment, please visit: http://grantwritingusa.com/events/write/phpa0808.html
Contact:
Cathy Rittenhouse
Grant Writing USA
800.814.8191
cathy@grantwritingusa.com
Jorja Fullerton
Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks Administrator
215.925.2251(1)(5)
jfullerton@philalandmarks.org
More than 8,000 agencies across America turn to Grant Writing USA for grant writing, grant management and grant research training.
Pyramid Atlantic Art Center
Seeking a Letterpress Associate for part time work
Job responsibilities include organizing, cleaning, and maintaining the letterpress studio, scheduling studio time for rentals and outreach groups, purchasing supplies, assisting workshops, and helping at gallery openings and special events of Pyramid Atlantic. In addition, graphic design may be required. The ideal candidate should have strong organizational and communication skills. Candidate should be familiar with printing and setting type by hand and polymer plate printing. Additionally, they should be familiar with printing on a Vandercook Proofing Press and a Pilot Press. Basic press maintenance is beneficial.
This is a work exchange position. The Letterpress Associate earns studio time with access to all the Pyramid studio spaces. The position does allow for monetary compensation when assisting with letterpress studio rentals or commission work.
Candidates should send a cover letter, resume, and up tp 5 examples of their work to letterpress@pyramid-atlantic.org.
Art in City Hall
Looking for environmentally conscious artwork for its next exhibition, The Green Exhibit.
Due Sept. 12.
Exhibition Dates: October 13—January 23, 2009
Reception Date: Thurs., October 23rd, 5-7pm (TENTATIVE)
Submissions must be received by September 12, 2008 Art In City Hall issues a call to Philadelphia area artists for the fall exhibition in the historic public corridors of City Hall.
Curator: Art In City Hall Exhibitions Committee.
Theme: Artists are invited to submit artwork for “The Green Exhibit,” an exhibition based on the environment. Artists are encouraged to explore issues related to the environment, including energy conservation, global warming, recycling, etc. and/or use materials that reflect notions of “Green,” such as found objects and recycled/bio-degradable materials. Media: Open to all artists in all media. Artwork must comply with the dimensions of the display cases, which are 84” H x 94” W x 24”D.
Deadline for submission: Received by Friday, Sept 12, 2008. You can submit up to four images in the form of digitals, slides or reproductions from originals. No entry fee. Digitals are our first preference. Please submit jpegs for PC on a CD, and not Mac based files. Each image should be no larger than 1MB. Slides must be clearly labeled with the artist’s name, title, date, medium, size and arrow to indicate the top of the image, and numbered 1 through 4 to correspond to the entry form. No glass mounts. Slides which are not submitted in this format will be returned. Reproductions must be labeled with same information as slides above, on the back. Return the completed entry form with your submission of digitals, slides or reproductions. Include a resume and a S.A.S.E if you wish to have your work returned to you. Accepted artists will be asked to submit an artist’s statement (in digital format if available via email). Eligibility & Selection of Artists Open to emerging and professional artists living or working in the Philadelphia area, including graduate students. Artists will be selected by an independent panel of arts professionals. Selection and Installation of Exhibition Accepted artists will be notified by phone or email no later than two weeks before opening. Due to the volume of participants, if you are not notified two weeks before the show, your work was then not accepted. You can call to verify submission status. All work must be ready for installation (i.e., hooks, wires, etc). Artists are responsible for assisting with installation of works which require special attention or extensive demands of time. The city and/or curators reserve the right to change the content of the exhibition, including the removal of artwork.
Delivery and Return of Work: The time of delivery and installation of artwork will be arranged with each participating artist after notification of acceptance.
Sale of Work: Art may be for sale, Art in City Hall does not take commission. Sales are between artists and interested party. Liability Artwork will be insured once installed in the display cases in City Hall.
See attached file: GREENCALL.pdf
The Boston Printmakers 2009 North American Print Biennial
Call for Entries
Due September 15, 2008 at www.CallForEntries.org.
All artists in North America are eligible to enter. Original works in all printmaking media including monoprints and monotypes, books and mixed media, digital and three-dimensional prints are eligible. We will not consider photographs, offset reproductions, or reproductions of artwork originally produced in another medium. Submitted work may not have been exhibited in any other Boston Printmakers exhibition.
Over $10,000 in purchase prizes and materials awards.
Juror: Roberta Waddell, Curator of Prints at the New York Public Library from 1985 to 2008.
For a Prospectus, send SASE to:
Boston Printmakers
400 The Fenway
Boston, MA 02115
Or download from: www.bostonprintmakers.org.
February 15 – March 30, 2009
808 Gallery
Boston University
Boston, MA
Mainline Art Center
Now Accepting Registrations
Summer 2008 Semester
June 16 - August 23
Whether you're a beginner or a professional artist, Main Line Art Center offers classes and workshops that meet your needs. With short and long classes offered over the course of two 5-week sessions, they've made it easy for you to fit creativity into your summer schedule!
Call to register 610.525.0272, or let them know if you need help making a decision. They can find a class that is right for you!
746 Panmure Road
Haverford, PA 19041
610.525.0272 (tel)
610.525.5036 (fax)
info@mainlineart.org
http://www.mainlineart.org/
Chasama
Call for Artists Exhibition
http://www.chashama.org
212.391.8151, x24 or jenny.chashama@gmail.com
All of Chashama's visual art exhibit spaces are on the ground floor of a building, or are easily accessible from the street. Most are or were former retail stores with large street facing windows. Chashama transforms these vacant spaces into temporary exhibit spaces according to their unique layout and overall aesthetic. If you are planning a site-specific installation, we recommend that you make a site visit before submitting an application.
Opportunities are between 21 – 30 days in duration. Applications may be made for group or solo exhibitions. Artists or curators are welcome to apply. The artist/curator is responsible for hanging and removing the exhibit. The artist/curator must supply a gallery sitter for any hours that the space is to be open, Chashama receives a donation of 15% of all sales from an exhibit. Some exhibit spaces have multiple rooms and will host exhibits of more than one artist. Independent curator projects may request the use of all rooms within a space. It is recommended that the curator visit the exhibit space before making such a request. When a new exhibit space becomes available, floor plans will be posted on the Chashama website. Applications will be reviewed three times a year for the spaces we currently have available. In addition, a few traditional exhibits will be selected "in reserve" should another space become available before the next application review period.
Chashama, New York, NY
Exit Art
Call for Exhibition
http://www.exitart.org/site/pub/exhibition_programs/call_for_proposals.html
Each day brings news of another environmental crisis be it the impending shortage of potable water, global warming or the rapid extinction of another species of animal or plant. In Winter of 2008, Exit Art will launch S.E.A. (Social-Environmental-Aesthetics) a new program committed to presenting artistic visions that suggest solutions or envision new possibilities to this environmental crisis; art with a purpose .E.P.A.
(Environmental Performance Actions) - the first exhibition project of S.E.A. - will present documentation of environmental performances and actions in the Exit Underground: a digital video lounge, performance and music space, and a green boat bar. We are looking for documentation - photographs, texts, video and ephemera - from performances that addressed contemporary environmental issues in a substantial way.
Electric Lab, Exit Art, New York, NY
DIVA – Artist-in-residence program in Denmark 2009
Application deadline: August 15 2008
http://www.danishvisualarts.info
To promote creative exchange between Danish and foreign artists and art institutions, The Danish Arts Council has established an artist-in-residence program in Denmark. The program makes it possible to invite artists from abroad to stay and work in Denmark for extended periods.
The Danish Arts Council will let individuals or institutions within the Danish art world propose candidate artists from abroad – preferably with a view of working together with the artists during their staying in Denmark on projects such as exhibitions, workshops, public talks, and the like. Based on the proposals submitted, The Danish Arts Council’s Committee for International Visual Art will decide whom to invite.
What the Artists are Offered
In 2009, the program offers residencies ranging from 3-6 months, but application for shorter periods of residency is also possible.
In Copenhagen, The Visual Arts Centre will provide the residents with living space and studios free of charge. The program also allows individuals or institutions outside of Copenhagen to organize one or more artist residencies of 3-6 months of duration – perhaps linked to the location in question. In the case of a residency outside of Copenhagen, it is up to the applying institution or individuals to find accommodations and studio space for the artist, subsequently financed by the program within an economic framework agreed upon in advance. The program does not cover the accommodation or expenses of accompanying family members.
Further information on DIVA can be found on the website http://www.danishvisualarts.info or please contact Merete Jankowski, email: merjan@danish-arts.dk or phone: +4533744527
Women's Studio Workshop
2008 Summer Arts Institute
The Woman's Studio Workshop features fully equipped intimate studio workspaces in printmaking, hand papermaking, book arts, photography and ceramics. During the summer WSW adapts the intimate workspace to present a series of small and intensive workshops. Each workshop is designed to enhance your studio practice through immersion in new materials, techniques and processes . Each workshop enrolls less than eight people, giving you an experience that is less like a class and more like a forum for sharing ideas among peers.
Cross Pollination: Monoprint and Encaustic:
Laura Moriarty | Cynthia Winika
Variable Relief Monoprinting and Beyond:
Kathleen Sherin
Visible Language: Letterpress Broadsides:
Kathy Walkup
Advanced Intaglio:
Shelley Thorstensen
Everything you ever wanted to know about screenprinting:
Kyla Leudtke
The Photographer's Artists' Book:
Nicole Dul | Olivia Antsis
Silkcreen Monoprint:
Roni Henning
Cross Pollination: Trace Monoprints, Paper Lithography and Encaustic:
Tatana Kellner |
Laura Moriarty
Women's Studio Workshop
PO Box 489
Rosendale, NY 12472
tel 845.658.9133
fax 845.658.9031
info@wsworkshop.org
http://wsworkshop.org/_class/sai_print.htmFevents
Attention Printshops: Add your studio to the International Directory of Print Studios
The directory is organized and run by londonprintstudio. It is a free online resource to facilitate exchange and communication within the printmaking community.
Inclusion in the directory is offered to all studios that provide a service to others. Services may vary from workshops and classes to editioning or accredited education and training.
http://www.londonprintstudio.info/
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