NCWCA WELCOMES YOUThe Northern California Women's Caucus for Art (NCWCA) is a networking organization for women in the arts. We offer a broad range of events and programs: member forums, exhibitions, art-making, art activism and community.
2020 Board Retreat Participants (Back Row L to R) Melissa Harmon, Marguerite Elliot, Theresa Giammattei. (Front Row L to R) Jennifer Jigour, Angela Han, Sawyer Rose, Bianca Lago, Priscilla Otani, Sandy Yagi, Chandrika Marla, Elizabeth Addison.
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NCWCA'S SEPTEMBER CHAPTER MEETING WILL BE HELD VIA
Our featured speaker is Renee M. Billingslea (see description below).
Chapter members will be notified by email on how to join the meeting via Zoom on September 8.
NCWCA will keep you informed as conditions evolve with COVID-19. Meanwhile stay safe, make art, make masks, shelter in place.
Our featured speaker is Renee M. Billingslea (see description below).
Chapter members will be notified by email on how to join the meeting via Zoom on September 8.
NCWCA will keep you informed as conditions evolve with COVID-19. Meanwhile stay safe, make art, make masks, shelter in place.
CONGRATULATIONS DE YOUNG ARTISTS!
NCWCA is thrilled to announce the selection of six of its members to be included in the de Young Open! Works by Mague Calanche, Marie Cameron, Chandrika Marla, Jessica Phrogus, Danielle Satinover, and Diane Williams are among the 881 selected artworks out of over 10,000 submitted.
To celebrate it’s 125th anniversary, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco is hosting The de Young Open, a juried community art exhibition. It welcomed over 10,000 submissions by artists who live in the nine Bay Area counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, and Sonoma. The open call entries were curated by a jury led by Burgard and Ednah Root, curator in charge of American art, which included artist judges Hung Liu, Mildred Howard and Enrique Chagoya.
These works will be hung “salon-style” in the 12,000-square-foot Herbst Exhibition Galleries. This is the first exhibition of this scale and kind at the Museums.
In a longstanding tradition of engaging local community and supporting Bay Area artists, the de Young will offer these artists wider recognition as well as 100 percent of sales proceeds. Personally, I’m excited to see a focus on our “own” local art communities. I hope that this is the beginning of new de Young tradition that will include frequent calls of this kind to spotlight the Bay Area’s unique art and cultural legacy.
~ Elizabeth Addison, NCWCA Exhibitions Chair
Mague Calanche
Todas Trabajamos-Hasta Las Niñas, mixed media on panel, 40 x 48 x 1.5 in, 2019
Marie Cameron
Modern Midden, oil on canvas, 64 x 64 in, 2019
Chandrika Marla
And Then They Were Two, diptych, each panel 35 x 35 in, acrylic and pigment on canvas, 2019
Jessica Phrogus
8th & Market, acrylic painting, 48 x 24 x 1 in, 2019
Danielle Satinover
2019 Novel Coronavirus, SARS-Co-C-2, COVID 19; World Death Toll 3/30/20-5/25/20 Represented by US City Populations, 16 x 20 in, pen and ink on paper, 2020.
Diane Williams
Bull and the Wild Hare, diptych, 72 x 60 x 2 in, acrylic, sumi ink, mulberry paper and rust on canvas, 2020
To celebrate it’s 125th anniversary, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco is hosting The de Young Open, a juried community art exhibition. It welcomed over 10,000 submissions by artists who live in the nine Bay Area counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, and Sonoma. The open call entries were curated by a jury led by Burgard and Ednah Root, curator in charge of American art, which included artist judges Hung Liu, Mildred Howard and Enrique Chagoya.
These works will be hung “salon-style” in the 12,000-square-foot Herbst Exhibition Galleries. This is the first exhibition of this scale and kind at the Museums.
In a longstanding tradition of engaging local community and supporting Bay Area artists, the de Young will offer these artists wider recognition as well as 100 percent of sales proceeds. Personally, I’m excited to see a focus on our “own” local art communities. I hope that this is the beginning of new de Young tradition that will include frequent calls of this kind to spotlight the Bay Area’s unique art and cultural legacy.
~ Elizabeth Addison, NCWCA Exhibitions Chair
Mague Calanche
Todas Trabajamos-Hasta Las Niñas, mixed media on panel, 40 x 48 x 1.5 in, 2019
Marie Cameron
Modern Midden, oil on canvas, 64 x 64 in, 2019
Chandrika Marla
And Then They Were Two, diptych, each panel 35 x 35 in, acrylic and pigment on canvas, 2019
Jessica Phrogus
8th & Market, acrylic painting, 48 x 24 x 1 in, 2019
Danielle Satinover
2019 Novel Coronavirus, SARS-Co-C-2, COVID 19; World Death Toll 3/30/20-5/25/20 Represented by US City Populations, 16 x 20 in, pen and ink on paper, 2020.
Diane Williams
Bull and the Wild Hare, diptych, 72 x 60 x 2 in, acrylic, sumi ink, mulberry paper and rust on canvas, 2020
LAND ART DAY 2020
Check out all the works created on August 23 HERE
THESE ART TAG ROUNDS ARE IN PLAY
Saturday Group: Solitude
Sunday Group: On the Edge
Peninsula Group: Fairytales/Dreams
Global Group: Hope
What Is Art Tag?
2020 NCWCA GOALS
- Bay Area Art Stars Year 3
- Art Market Booth and Apply for Another Art Fair
- Form a Grants Committee
- Mentorship Program Year 3
- Trademark NCWCA
- Collaborate with Other Nonprofits
- Host a South Bay event
- Organize a Full-day Workshop Event
- Field Trips to Important Exhibitions
- Implement Phase 2 Communication Plan
AUGUST EXHIBITIONS BY NCWCA MEMBERS
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