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Entries Tagged as 'In the studios'

Nicole Donnelly: Falling Water

April 14th, 2010 · No Comments

A WSW Artist-in-Residence Profile
By Steven Andersen
Tucked away on her website, Nicole Donnelly has a 10-second video clip of a wayward book as it’s tossed and tumbled by waves on the banks of the Thames. It’s one of those strange, serendipitous moments where a random event takes on a kind of transcendence. The pages of the [...]

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Tags: In the studios · Paper Making · Visiting Artists

Tona Wilson: Between Worlds

March 25th, 2010 · No Comments

A WSW Artist-in-Residence Profile
By Steven Andersen
Your Honor, this inmate would like to request time to arrange her business.

And what business would that be, ma’am?
My baby. This inmate requests to go home to pick up my baby. After that I have no problem to be deported.

This is a pivotal moment in a life, rendered with [...]

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Tags: Art In Education · Book Arts · In the studios · Silkscreen · Visiting Artists

Hello Chicago!! Opening Reception for Respite Tonight

November 13th, 2009 · 4 Comments

The lovely and talented Melissa Jay Craig is featured in the show Respite, at the Vespine Gallery in Chicago. Melissa spent the spring here with us at the workshop coaxing pulp into dazzling shapes and colors. She writes about her experience at the workshop, and at two other residencies she took part in this past [...]

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Tags: In the studios · Paper Making · Visiting Artists

The Complex of All of These (A.K.A. Abby is so cool)

October 29th, 2009 · 1 Comment

Somehow Abigail Uhteg managed to not only edition a book and take some of the sweetest photos ever during her residency here at WSW, but she also managed to put together over 3000 of her photos to make a fabulous video of the process. We cant stop watching this!
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Tags: Book Arts · In the studios · Intaglio · Letterpress · Paper Making · Staff · Technique · Visiting Artists

Full-Color Friday: DIY edition

October 23rd, 2009 · No Comments

This week a recipe, of sorts, in honor of the arrival of some new friends- Process Yellow, Process Cyan & Process Magenta! Oh! how excited we are to meet you!
And how lucky we are to have Kyla here to give us a formal introduction:

Color Separation
for Silkscreen in Photoshop
Kyla Luedtke
Open Photoshop and open your image.
Under Image>Image [...]

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Tags: Art In Education · In the studios · Interns · Silkscreen · Technique · Visiting Artists