Showing posts with label studio space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label studio space. Show all posts

12 July 2016

Studio Move!

Wishi Washi Studio has moved out of Wishi Washi Studio! But, I'm keeping the name going and continuing with this blog as a place to share my adventures in teaching and exhibiting my artwork. 




To back up a bit, the name Wishi Washi Studio began when I moved into my studio at the Tannery Arts Center at the beginning of 2012. That studio was a place where I taught workshops and private lessons, invited guest instructors to teach, hosted occasional events, and created my artwork. Due to a number of reasons I have decided to move out of that space and into a much smaller space which means that I won't be teaching out of my studio anymore. I am sharing pictures here of the new studio while I am still successful at keeping things minimal (we'll see how long that lasts!) I am loving the light and the white walls - my previous space had no windows and plywood walls.






I will continue to teach, outside the studio, and since the name, Wishi Washi Studio, has become associated with my teaching - I'm going to keep it going. I have enjoyed posting reports on my workshops, travel relating to my teaching, and information and images from exhibits that I participate in, so I will continue to do so here.





My studio website, www.wishiwashistudio.com, will go away since it does not make sense to keep it going. I will continue on with my art website: www.jalexbooks.com - check that out to see past and current artwork.

I will also continue on with my wishi washi studio gmail account, my instagram account and my wishi washi studio facebook page.





To find out about where I will be teaching you can be sure to check this blog since I usually do seasonal round ups of my workshops, but also by joining my mailing list by e-mailing me at wishiwashistudio at gmail.





I want to give a special thanks to everyone who took workshops or private lessons at Wishi Washi Studio. You were the reason I kept it going as long as I did. You truly energized me and brought life to that space. Thank you.