Women’s Caucus for Art
A National Membership Organization for Women in the Visual Arts with 14 Chapters throughout the United States
Maureen Burns-Bowie
Rona Lesser
Brittany Søndberg
Sue Ann Hum
Melonie Mulkey
Lorraine Capparell
Annette Coleman
Suzanne Benton
TFAP
The Feminist Art Project
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PROGRAMS
Lectures, Workshops & Bookclubs
MEMBERSHIP
All About WCA
and becoming a member!
FEATURED ARTISTS
Maureen Burns-Bowie
Member-at-large
Rona Lesser
Texas Chapter
Brittany Søndberg
Carolinas Chapter
Sue Ann Hum
New Hampshire Chapter
SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS
ART INSIGHTS BLOG
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FACEBOOK FEED
Independence for Whom? calls artists to challenge whose freedoms are protected, whose are denied, and how art can help imagine a more just future in the U.S. around the nation’s 250th anniversary.
Deadline to submit your work: 1/31/2026
More info at nationalwca.org/calls-for-art
WCA'S FIRST 2ND SATURDAY SESSION OF THE YEAR!
JAN 10: Building Community with WCA: 2026
1–2:30 pm ET (12 CT / 11 MT / 10 PT)
WCA President Sandra Davis and Programming Chair Laura Morrison will share what is happening in 2026 and how we are working to build our WCA community. Come to listen and share your ideas for the future!
JOIN US! More about WCA 2nd Saturday Sessions at nationalwca.org/programs/
#womenscaucusforart #CommunityThroughArt #WCA #womenartists
Maureen Burns-Bowie has been working in porcelain for the last fifty years. Organic imagery and expressions of life cycles are metaphors for growth and transformation. Her art is created to convey a sense of the preciousness of life, our oneness with nature and each other, the power and dignity of the human spirit, the transcendent beauty of the natural world, and environmental responsibility.
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WCA`S FIRST 2ND SATURDAY SESSION OF THE YEAR!
JAN 10: Building Community with WCA: 2026
1–2:30 pm ET (12 CT / 11 MT / 10 PT)
WCA President Sandra Davis and Programming Chair Laura Morrison will share what is happening in 2026 and how we are working to build our WCA community. Come to listen and share your ideas for the future!
JOIN US!
#womenscaucusforart #CommunityThroughArt #WCA #WomenArtists
Maureen Burns-Bowie has been working in porcelain for the last fifty years. Organic imagery and expressions of life cycles are metaphors for growth and transformation. Her art is created to convey a sense of the preciousness of life, our one-ness with nature and each other, the power and dignity of the human spirit, the transcendent beauty of the natural world, and environmental responsibility.
https://www.maureenburnsbowie.com/
https://www.beijingjournal.online/
https://www.wcainternationalcaucus.org/about-the-un-program.html
#nationalwca
#ceramics
#feministart
View this powerful exhibit of 200 artists’ work on the WCA website. Click the linktree in the bio to view the exhibit!
The Women`s Caucus for Art (WCA) is presenting an online exhibit titled "Freedom of Expression" as part of Fall of Freedom, a national series of protests against the authoritarian policies of the US government. This exhibition includes artists working in all disciplines who are displaying their art as an act of defiance against tyranny and censorship. The exhibit is on view through November 30.
@FallOfFreedom #FallOfFreedom @womenscaucusforart #womenscaucusforart #ArtActivism
@wcacolorado @wcadcorg @wca_nh_chapter @wcamass@wcacarolinas @scwcawomenartists @wca_chicago@wcaphilly @alabamawca @womenscaucusforart_indiana@tex.wca
MISSION
The mission of the Women’s Caucus for Art is to create community through art, education, and social activism
We are committed to:
- recognizing the contributions of women in the arts
- providing women with leadership opportunities and professional development
- expanding networking and exhibition opportunities for women
- supporting local, national, and global art activism
- advocating for equity in the arts for all
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
WCA is a networking organization for women in the arts.
Become a WCA Legacy Giving Member!
Leaving WCA in your will is one of the most valuable and lasting ways you can support women artists for years to come. It costs nothing during your lifetime, but will have a powerful impact on future generations.
Legacy Giving Members will be honored on our Legacy Wall.
WCA’s Legacy Wall recognizes donors who are pledging at the $1K or greater level.
Mailing Address
Women's Caucus for Art
PO Box 1498
Canal Street Station
New York, NY 10013
Director of Operations
Karin Luner
k.luner@nationalwca.org
212-634-0007
WCA President
Sandra Davis
sanda.davis@nationalwca.org
