Women's Caucus for Art of Greater Washington, DC.

"My Personal Best" Gallery Reception Aug. 3rd 6:30 - 8 pm Friendship Gallery, 4433 South Park Ave., Chevy Chase, MD. Curated by Sandra Davis, this members-only exhibit highlights the diverse talent of the WCA DC chapter. Entertainment & light refreshments provided. See you there!

Members: WCADC summer picnic is at Cabin John in Bethesda, MD on August 6 from 11-2! Bring your own sandwich or salad for lunch. Non-alcoholic beverages and desserts will be provided. Please RSVP by clicking on the link below. Hope to see you there! wcadc.org/event-details/…

New blog post from WCA DC Chapter! July Program Recap: Artist Talk at AU's Katzen Arts Center wcadc.org/so/58Ob_4frd?l…

The WCADC member exhibition opening for "What Do You See When You Look At Me" was held on July 7, at Popcorn Gallery in Glen Echo, MD. If you missed the opening you can still see the work up through July 30!

WCADC Member Show & Opening Reception: "What Do You See When You Look at Me?" July 7, 6-8 pm at Popcorn Gallery, Glen Echo Park, MD

Listen to "Walking the Halls of the Capitol: From Lobbyist to Legislator" by Shaping History: Women in Capitol Art podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/us-ca…

In June, WCADC visited Glenstone Museum in Potomac, MD! We enjoyed seeing works by Kara Walker, Ellsworth Kelly, and others. Afterward, we gathered at the cafe to discuss the work seen and enjoy each other’s company. Always inspiring to get together! #art #women

What is Ours? Juror Talk - Sandy Spring Museum sandyspringmuseum.org/event/what-is-…

The opening reception for “Pull Up a Chair” is two weeks away! Be sure to see these salvaged pieces of furniture transformed into thrones and tools of therapy. Opening Reception November 5, 2022 | 4-7 pm Faunteroy Community Enrichment Center #dc

It's Indigenous Peoples' Day -- to honor the past, present, and futures of Native peoples throughout the U.S. 🧡 wjla.com/chimein

Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day! Since 2019, DC has celebrated this holiday to honor the people who are indigenous to this area including the Nacotchtank, or Anacostans. I encourage you to visit the @SmithsonianNMAI to learn more about the history and culture of Indigenous people.

What is Ours? Registration link in bio

Curated by @greenartSandraD, the purpose of this project is to promote community conversation about our differences, similarities, and all the attributes that makes us the same. Each chair depicts a story, family connection, heritage, community, health and wellbeing, and more.

RSVP here: sandyspringmuseum.salsalabs.org/whatisourspane…

Congratulations to Ann Pickett for being National WCA featured artist @ArtWCA nationalwca.org

Congratulations to our members and performers @SSMuseum Poetry Night in conjunction with @wcadcorg @ArtWCA “What is Ours?” (Event hosted by @greenartSandraD ) Our reception is September 25. Don’t miss it! Join us. sandyspringmuseum.org/event/what-is-…

Were you aware that Women's Caucus for Art, Greater Washington awarded our first scholarships this year? Read more about it here: wcadc.org/scholarship Our current exhibition "What is Ours?" is helping to fund our scholarship for 2023!! wcadc.org/exhibits

Celebrate our current exhibition @SSMuseum "What is Ours?" Join us for the panel and lunch on October 15th. Registration is required and limited number of spots available. Don't wait till the last minute!! sandyspringmuseum.org/event/what-is-…

Over the next few weeks, @SSMuseum highlights works from our current exhibit, "What is Ours?" "Double the Joy" (2021) by Sharon Burton." Despite the challenges to Black communities in the United States, we continue to create and share our joy as part of our resilience.”