“Paper Basketry: An Introduction to Jiseung” is a demonstrations-based online workshop taught by Aimee Lee. In this workshop, participants will see the various steps required to twine hanji in the Korean tradition of jiseung. This includes paper selection, tearing down paper for cord making, one- and two-ply cord preparation, starting a circular base, and a rim finish.The workshop will take place on Sunday, August 8th from 1:30 PM - 3 PM EST.

“Sculptural Papermaking” is a demonstrations-based online workshop. Participants will learn a range of techniques that take handmade paper from two—into three dimensions, even without the use of a Hollander beater. This workshop is taught by Nicole Donnelly, a hand papermaker and visual artist specializing in sculptural paper artworks. The workshop will take place on Saturday, July 10th from 1:00 PM - 3 PM EST.

New York based artists, Wennie Huang & Tomie Arai, share how their art practices relate to their personal and cultural histories, memory, and art making. Each exploring layered narratives of what it means to be a femme Asian American artist influenced by their upbringing, background, and the current moment, while questioning the current space—can the pursuit of one’s own creation shatter and outgrow the current understanding of identity and history? Moderated by curator, Vivian Sangsukwirasathien, with a Q&A to follow. This webinar will take place on Thursday, May 13th from 5:00 PM - 6 PM EST.

In partnership with Women's Studio Workshop (WSW), we are excited to announce this online event, In Conversation with Candy González & Tatiana Ginsberg.

Join us for this conversation with artist Candy Alexandra González (2020 West Bay View Foundation Fellow) and Tatiana Ginsberg (Co-Director of Artistic Projects and Master Collaborator), moderated by WSW's Artistic Director Erin Zona. The discussion will focus on González's fellowship and the body of work created in the Dieu Donné studios last year.