Associations

Women's Caucus for Art
Women's Caucus for Art
The Women's Caucus for Art (WCA), founded in 1972, is a national organization unique in its multi-disciplinary, multi-cultural membership of artists, art historians, students and educators, gallery and museum professionals, and others involved in the visual arts. The mission of the Women’s Caucus for Art is to create community through art, education, and social activism. WCA is committed to recognizing the contribution 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; and advocating for equity in the arts for all. From the emergence of the women's art movement in the early 1970s, the Women's Caucus for Art has championed the contributions of women in the arts professions. Located in the hub of contemporary art activity in New York City, the National Office of the Women's Caucus for Art maintains the national network and oversees the daily operations of the organization.

[Visit the website for Women's Caucus for Art]
Feeling inspired? Try out these fine products…

At Least 29% Off

Handmade Oil Colors

by Williamsburg

Premium oil colors!

At Least 29% Off

Museum Aquarelle Colored Pencils

by Caran d'Ache

Meets the drawing and watercolor painting needs of artists.

From $5.53

Aquash Water Brush

by Pentel

Great for blending all water-based media!

Up to 40% Off

From $25.00

From $3.09

System 3 Acrylic Colour

by Daler-Rowney

Versatile acrylic paints for classroom or studio projects!
Latest Product Reviews
Perfect size for me and quality of paper and binding are excellent.
- Cynthia M. in Fort Collins, Colorado
My favorite brushes for painting toy soldiers.
- S B Lesch in Gloucester, Ma
Very good quality. Exactly what I was looking for.
- Magnifier with light in New York
Free Download for Kids

Download free coloring book pages Download FREE coloring
book pages to color at
home or school.

View Pages »