The AWG was the place where I watched my stories mix with those of others. I looked for my own discomfort as an Indian writer amongst American writers. I noticed the discomfort and confusion my stories brought the others. I learned there what I would change about my writing and what I would keep. That’s where I learned about structure, flow, and what was unique about my stories. That’s where I found my voice.
An important part of the Studio’s work is the mixing stories. As we complete 11 years of the Studio, we find new ways to mix stories.

Repost of a 2015 blog post about the findngs from the 2016 Columbia Pike Recipes for You project

Meet the Studio PAUSE artist-in-residence Dec 2023-Dec 2024, Adam Henry, and read about his Animal Sculptures Project. This first story is about the Silverback Gorilla he is creating for the students in the Gates of Ballston After School Program.