Members of the Women’s Caucus for Art are invited to answer these questions in a special initiative to educate the public about prominent figures within our organization. Select artists will create “Zoom style” 16:9 portraits that reflect the personalities and accomplishments of Lifetime Achievement Award honorees.
Become a part of this change by submitting your original art to Embracing Our Differences and its annual international outdoor juried art exhibit.
Artists can share artwork focused on paintings, collage, assemblage, mixed media, and 3-D sculpture to express our relationship with time—past, present, and future.
We invite women artists, from across the nation, working in all media to explore water in its full breadth and ecotones - the thresholds where transformation occurs. These are spaces where boundaries dissolve, the visible and imagined intertwine, and the familiar gives way to the unknown. Water moves as both force and symbol, shaping landscapes, […]
We are thrilled to celebrate our first LGBTQ+ Caucus exhibition. This exhibition holds special meaning — it opens during June Pride Month, a powerful moment to honor the spectrum of queer, gay, trans, and bisexual women's voices through art. Your work is part of that celebration. We hope you will join us and share this invitation […]
National juried exhibition, hosted by the Women’s Caucus for Art held at the Workhouse Arts Center in Virginia. This show, juried by Shanna Aberle, Janathel Shaw, Debra Wright, and Carter Wynne, has 46 works by 37 women artists.
Join the nationwide wave of creative rebellion! For the second year in a row, the WCA Art Activism Pod is organizing a national online art exhibition inspired by the Fall of Freedom project (FoF), a national call to counter fascist repression and censorship with joyful communities of defiant creativity.
Join WCA for a free two-day exploration as we dive into what independence really means for women’s history, art and bodily autonomy. All are welcome!