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The Arts Administration intern plays an integral role in communications, marketing and social media, event planning, and database management. She must be tech-savvy, an excellent writer, and a college graduate by the start of the internship.
Two Studio interns work with staff and residents on projects including printmaking, papermaking, and book arts. These interns are also key to the facility’s ongoing operations.
The Ceramics intern works to prepare for our Annual Chili Bowl Fiesta. Responsibilities include wheel throwing, hand building, and glazing; helping community members; loading and firing electric kilns; and maintaining the ceramics studio and equipment.
All interns are provided with a bi-weekly stipend, a private room in the neighboring Anne Atwood house, and unlimited studio access.
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Each year WSW awards two Art-in-Ed Artists’ Book Grants for artists to create an artists’ book and teach young people through our Art-in-Education (AIE) program,Hands on Art. The residents teach one to two days per week for three to four weeks in our studios. Fall residents will work with high school students, and spring residents will work with students in elementary and middle school.
The Artists’ Book Residency Grant enables artists to produce a limited edition book work at WSW. Over six to eight weeks, artists print and bind their own books. We encourage an edition size between 50 and 100.
