Monday, November 23, 2009
WCA: Now Showing!
Johanna Prinz will have some of her limited run block print cards for sale at Rue Lafayette in the Tower Grove Area.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
CALL for ART

CALL for ART from the Women's Caucus for Art
Deadlines fast approaching for these national exhibitions:
Drawing the Line - November 9 (sponsored by JWAN)
The 6th Annual Women’s Caucus for Art International Video Shorts Festival-November 14 (sponsored by the New Media committee)
Contemporary Women Artists XV- Art as Activism- postmark Nov. 16 (sponsored by the STL chapter)
Download prospectus at WCA national site: nationalwca.org
Friday, November 6, 2009
A Different Kind of Opening Night
Seeing the work hanging in the space yesterday made me realize how much talent we have in the WCA. Having the opportunity to sit down to dinner and chat with fellow members reminded me of how wonderful and inspiring it is to be in the presence of other artists.
Our WCA Nights Out at Spirits are different from usual gallery openings. I love the opportunity to enjoy each others' company and to network. I learned about a possible job opportunity, gained new perspective on what “art as activism” can mean, and enjoyed learning what the other women have been up to.
If you haven’t been attending the Nights Out, I encourage you to make the trek up to haunted Alton to hang out with us.
Erica
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
WCA Night Out this Thursday
for
WCA' Night Out'
this Thursday Nov 5
6:30 pm
Spirits restaurant
300 State Street in Alton, Illinois
Come out to see the exhibition and have drinks or dinner. Meet and network with other WCA members. Support the business that is supporting us.
The exhibition runs through January 9. hours: Wed-Saturday 4:30-9pm
Friday, September 25, 2009
Call for ART- from the Center: NOW!

National Women's Caucus for Art
CALL for ART-
from the Center: NOW!
| Host: | National WCA |
| Location: | Woman Made Gallery |
Chicago, IL |
The exhibition 'From the Center now' will be juried by feminist author and art historian Lucy Lippard. The exhibition's theme is a play on words taking in account Lippard's groundbreaking volume of feminist art criticism "From the Center."
The exhibition's aim is to revisit the themes and concerns of Lippard’s book in order to illustrate both where women’s art has been as well as what it looks like in the first decade of the 21st Century. In the 70’s Lippard noted that some feminist artist had chosen a fundamentally sexual or erotic imagery a response to women being objectified in art historically. Others celebrated the female experience where birth, motherhood, rape, maintenance, household imagery, windows, menstruation, autobiography, family background and portraits of friends figured prominently. Some created more politically charged work with posterlike content. Others utilized materials and colors traditionally denigrated as “ feminine,” or in a more symbolic or abstract parallel to their experiences, images of veiling, confinement, enclosure, pressures, barriers, constrictions, as well as of growth, unwinding unfolding and sensuous surfaces were common. Still others dealt with organic life images and some started with the self as subject, moving from the inside outward. All of this work exchanges stylistic derivation for the other work that was happening at that time creating insight into a potential female culture.
Has this female culture been fully realized in 2010? What does our art look like now? How has it changed? How has it remained the same? Where do we go from here. " From the Center Now will show how women's art has shifted, progressed–or remained the same—since the seventies.
Special attention will be given to the work of women artists from the Midwest region, the host region - giving an added dimension to the term '“from the center.'”
Membership Meeting
St. Louis Chapter of the
Women's Caucus for Art
Membership Meeting
Tuesday, Sept. 29
7p.m.
Olivette Community Center
9723 Grandview Dr. Room # 6
St.Louis Mo. 63132
Featured artist Christine Ilewski
Christine is a part of the Artist Outreach Program offered by Liquatex. She is a degreed working artist who visits universities and art leagues with about an hour-long academic lecture/demo on acrylics sponsored by Liquitex. She will cover everything from surfaces, the range in the paint itself, color theory, mediums and varnishing. In the end, each person attending receives a primary mixing set from Liquitex. Her desire is to put some new product information and samples into the hands of working artists and art faculty at no cost.
Please show your support for the WCA/STL and for new women artists by inviting them to attend our meetings. We hold program/information meetings every other month on the last Tuesday of the month.
Agenda
Committee Reports
Made by Hand/IT8
Contemporary Women XV
National/Regional Updates
About the WCA-STL
Visit our website at http://www.wca-stl.org/
