Spirit Boat Making Workshop for Healing

Spirit Boat Making Workshop for Healing

A hands-on art making time that heals the past, transcends the present and ignites the future. A Spirit Boat is a powerful symbol that a maker works with to bring in movement and navigate the unknown. The process is simple. One can get to the heart of the art quickly...

Tribute to Water

Tribute to Water

Call for art — Texas Chapter of the Women’s Caucus for Art Location: Mexican Cultural Institute in San Antonio, Texas Entry Deadline: January 28, 2025 Theme: The essence of life. Water is the pulse of our planet, the silent rhythm that sustains all life. From the...

WCA 50th Anniversary Interviews: Barbara Wolanin

WCA 50th Anniversary Interviews: Barbara Wolanin

Dr. Barbara Wolanin interviewed by Patti Jordan. Dr. Wolanin joined the Women’s Caucus for Art back in 1978, only a few years after its founding in 1972. Since then, she has been quite active in WCA’s Washington DC chapter and has served on WCA’s National board as Southeast Regional Vice President. She was also Vice President for Chapter Relations from 1998 to 2010 and President of WCA’s DC chapter from 1998 to 2001.

WCA 50th Anniversary Interviews: Suzanne Benton (Part 2)

WCA 50th Anniversary Interviews: Suzanne Benton (Part 2)

Suzanne Benton is a native New Yorker who has shared her many-faceted art for over 30 years and in 30 countries. Exhibiting widely (150+ solo shows and representation in museums, and private collections worldwide), she’s a highly recognized metal mask maker and mask performance artist, printmaker, painter, lecturer, and workshop leader.
A former Fulbright Scholar (India), and recipient of many grants and artist residencies.
Author of The Art of Welded Sculpture and numerous articles.

Art Insights: Welcome from Margo Hobbs

Art Insights: Welcome from Margo Hobbs

Welcome to the rebooted national WCA blog, Art Insights! Editors Marianne McGrath and Susan Noyes Platt are committed to offering fresh perspectives every month on women working in the arts, in the form of interviews, studio visits, and reflections. We think you’ll enjoy it and hope you’ll visit regularly. If you have an idea for a post, Marianne and Susan welcome your contributions.

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Please see the themes that we have selected for 2023–24. Download the PDF and submit your abstract on our contact page.