Sculpture Workshop by Katerina Sokolovskaya
Sculpture Workshop
This workshop invites participants to explore sculpture through plaster and mixed media techniques. Working with touch, texture, and material transformation, we will create forms inspired by personal memories, everyday experiences, and bodily perception. Through casting, layering, and experimentation with different materials, participants will develop sculptural objects that hold traces of gestures, time, and individual stories. No previous experience is required
*This workshop is limited to 10 participants. Advance registration is required. If the workshop is full, you may join the waitlist.
Participants Are Encouraged to Bring
1–3 small objects connected to a personal memory or experience
Photographs, letters, fabrics, or other meaningful materials
Clothes suitable for working with plaster
About the Artist in Residence
Katerina Sokolovskaya is NWNY Artist-in-Residence who will lead this hands-on sculpture workshop. She works with plaster, clay, silicone, and mixed media to create sculptural installations exploring transformation, the body, and embodied memory. Her work traces the experience of migration as an internal process, using casting and imprinting to preserve traces of touch, pressure, and change. At Governors Island, she is developing a participatory installation that grows over time through visitor contributions, creating a collective sculptural work that reflects a range of personal stories and experiences. instagram.com/katerina.sokolovskaya.art
How to get to Governors Island?
Ferry Location:
Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge Park (Pier 6), or Red Hook/Atlantic Basin
The ferry runs every 30 minutes. You can check the ferry schedule here.
Our House
NWNY's house is located at: 410A, Colonels Row
Once you get off the ferry, walk toward the QC Spa and continue following the street. Our house is the first house on the left.
A Day on Governors Island
There will be many other artist residency spaces and events happening throughout the island, and we encourage you to explore and visit other spaces as part of your day.
We also recommend bringing a reusable water bottle, as there are water refill stations throughout the island.
There are several restaurants and food vendors on Governors Island, as well as beautiful green areas perfect for walking, relaxing, or having a picnic. You are also welcome to bring your own food or snacks if you prefer.