Our mission is to create community through art, education, and social activism
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 | | Oil Paintings of Elaine Alibrandi |
 | | Juror: Ilene Skeen
Ilene Skeen is a native New Yorker, artist and business systems designer. She has degrees in fine art, art education, management, operations research and anthropology. After early retirement at age 56, she received a MA in anthropology from Hunter College with a concentration in the anthropology of art. |
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A.Kimberlin Blackburn A.Kimberlin Blackburn was born in Honolulu, Hawaii and educated in New Jersey. She has an MFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University and a BA from Livingston College. She has played an active role in 3 nonprofit arts organization, co-producing over 70 exhibitions, and has worked directing, designing, curating, jurying and contributing on all the details toward mounting exhibitions. |
 | | The Juror, Moya Devine, has made her decision! See her comments below: Dear WCA SD,
It took quite a bit of deliberation to jury Telling Stories and even more to come up with the placements.
Dancing Till the End of Time -Artist , Beverly Mills , won Best In Show . |
 | | Juror, Brooke Christy announces her awards!
Best in Show: "Mulu" - Artist, Ione Citrin 1st Place: "Sisters" - Artist, Ione Citrin 2nd Place: "Passing of Time" - Artist, Theresa Vitucci Diamond 3rd Place: "Aztec Mother and Daughter" - Artist, Suzanne A. |
 | | Juror Cathy Breslaw announces her decision
Best of Show: Breaking Out - Maureen Burns-Bowie
First Place: Nice Teeth, Just Saying - Patricia Lizon
Second Place: Don’t Lose Your Baggage - Corlia Kock
Third Place: You Are What You Eat- Liz Kelner Pozen
Honorable Mentions:
Family Story - Lidia Simeonova
My Spirit Renounces -M.C. |
 | | TRANSFORMATION EXHIBITION AND AWARDS
Comments from our Judge, Hazel Ross
Before I looked at the entrants I consulted Webster’s Dictionary to clarify the possible interpretations of the word “transformation”, which defined transformation as “changes in form, appearance, nature or character”. |
 | | “Manipulated” The objective of this exhibition was to create artwork that demonstrates being manipulated, manipulation, and anything and everything that means! A Message from Our Juror: Linda Ravenswood It is with gratitude and excitement that I am pleased to announce the winners of the 2011 Spring Women’s Caucus for Arts San Diego
Top Prize for Best in Show 12 Little Black Dresses - Artist, K.A. Letts,. |
 | | The exhibition objective is to present a collection of work that uses organic, natural, sustainable, recycled materials, non-toxic materials or digital methods.
The intent is to educate the audience about environmental crises, art that informs and interprets natural processes, art that reinvents or reclaims natural found articles and art that celebrates our emotional and physical connection to the earth. |
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| About Women's Caucus for Art San Diego
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.
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 |
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