Sunday, June 10
12:00(noon) - 2:00 PM
Bimonthly Board Meeting 
Activity (TBA) following the Board Meeting
2:00 PM-3:00 PM
(Please, see the Calendar for more info as it comes available!)
Open to all members and friends.  
Location: Midge Hyde,
7287 Amherst Street,
La Mesa, CA 91941
619 466-3711

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Directory
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BROCHURE

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ZHIBIT

WCA/SD Exhibit at San Carlos Library,
Saturday, May 19th,
12(noon)-2pm (potluck!)

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Thanks Grace Gray_Adams
for being our newest member!

 

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About WCA/SD

The Women's Caucus for Art, founded in 1972, is a national, professional organization devoted to championing the contributions of women in the arts. During 1991, in San Diego, a small group of activist women artists and art historians founded a local chapter in order to inform the public regarding the role of women in the arts throughout history.

We host monthly meetings, demonstrate new or new to you techniques, exhibitions, annual retreats, and help to promote the work of our members to the public. For any woman who simply enjoys expressing herself artistically, the WCA/SD is for you.

 

WCA San Diego
ON-LINE GALLERY
current Exhibition
OPEN THEME

Next Exhibition:
TBATBATBA

Submission deadline TBA

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

 

• 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