Workspace Program 2015
Part I: Blane De St. Croix & Natalie FranK

Part II: Jarrod Beck & Ethan Greenbaum

With a focus on experimentation and collaboration, Dieu Donné founded the Workspace Program in 1990 to provide emerging New York State based artists with the opportunity to explore hand papermaking and to utilize its processes to produce a body of work. In this unique program, artists work collaboratively with master papermakers, which is essential to providing artists an opportunity to create work in a medium that is outside of their traditional practice.

The program offers the artists the opportunity to explore a new medium while bringing their own practice to the creative possibilities inherent in handmade paper. Working with full support from a dedicated studio collaborator, each of the four artists created a body of unique works over the course of the year-long residency.

The 2015 Workspace Program artists-in-residence: 

Jarrod Beck (Artist statement PDF)

Blane De St. Croix (Artist statement PDF)

Natalie Frank (Artist statement PDF)

Ethan Greenbaum (Artist statement PDF)