PAST LIFETIME AWARDS HONOREES

These awards recognize the contributions made by women who have distinguished themselves by their activism and commitment to the women's movement and the arts. Selections for the Annual Honor Awards for Lifetime Achievement are among the most important actions the WCA takes to increase the recognition of women's contributions in the visual arts. Note: Catalogues will be added in near future.
Dallas 2008 Ida Applebroog Joanna Frueh Nancy Grossman Leslie King-Hammond Yolanda López Lowery Stokes Sims President's Award Santa Barraza Joan Davidow Tey Marianna Nunn Catalogue PDF	New York 2007 Awards for Women in the Arts co-hosted wit the CAA Committee on Women in the Arts: Ferris Olin Judith K. Brodsky Barbara Chase-Riboud Wanda Corn Buffie Johnson Lucy R. Lippard Elizabeth Murray President's Award Connie Butler Catalogue PDF	Boston 2006 Eleanor Antin Marisol Escobar Elinor Gadon Yayoi Kusama President's Award Maura Reilly Catalogue PDF
Atlanta 2005 Bette Blayton-Taylor Rosalynn Carter Mary D. Garrard Agnes Martin Yoko Ono Ann Sutherland Harris President's Award Andrea Barnwell Catalogue PDF	Seattle 2004 Emma Amos Jo Baer Michi Itami Helen Levitt Yvonne Rainer President's Awards Elizabeth A. Sackler Tara Donovan Catalogue PDF	New York 2003 Eleanor Dickinson Suzi Gablik Grace Glueck Ronne Hartfield Eleanor Munro Nancy Spero Catalogue PDF
Philadelphia 2002 Camille Billops Judith K. Brodsky Muriel Magenta Linda Nochlin Marilyn J. Stokstad	Chicago 2001 Joyce Aiken Marie Johnson Calloway Dorothy Gillespie Thalia Gouma-Peterson Wilhemina Holladay Ellen Lanyon Ruth Waddy	Los Angeles 1999 Judy Baca Judy Chicago Linda Frye Burnham Evangeline K. Montgomery Arlene Raven Barbara T. Smith
Philadelphia 1997 Jo Hanson Sadie Krauss Kriebel Jaune Quick-To-See Smith Moira Roth Kay Sekimachi	Boston 1996 Bernice Bing Alicia Craig Faxon Elsa Honig Fine Howardena Pindell Marianna Pineda Kay WalkingStick	San Antonio 1995 Irene Clark Jacqueline Clipsham Alessandra Comini Jean Lacy Amalia Mesa-Bains Celia Alvarez Muñoz
New York City 1994 Mary Adams Maria Enriquez de Allen Beverly Pepper Faith Ringgold Rachel Rosenthal Charlotte Streifer Rubenstein	Seattle 1993 Ruth Asawa Shifra M. Goldman Nancy Graves Gwen Knight Agueda Salazar Martinez Emily Waheneka	Chicago 1992 Vera Berdich Paula Gerard Lucy Lewis Louise Noun Margaret Tafoya Anna Tate
Washington DC 1991 Theresa Bernstein Mildred Constantine Otellie Loloma Mine Okubo Delilah Pierce	New York City 1990 Ilse Bing Elizabeth Layton Helen Serger May Stevens Pablita Velarde	San Francisco 1989 Bernarda Bryson Shahn Margret Craver Clare Leighton Betye Saar Samella Sanders Lewis
Houston 1988 Margaret Burroughs Dorothy Hood Miriam Schapiro Edith Standen Jane Teller	Boston 1987 Grace Hartigan Agnes Mongan Maud Morgan Honoré Sharrer Elizabeth Talford Scott Beatrice Wood President's Award Patricia Hills	New York City 1986 Nell Blaine Leonora Carrington Sue Fuller Lois Mailou Jones Dorothy Miller
Los Angeles 1985/ Toronto 1984 Minna Citron Clyde Connell Eleanor Raymond Joyce Treiman June Wayne Rachel Wischnitzer President's Awards Barbara Morgan Catalogue PDF	Philadelphia 1983 Edna Andrade Dorothy Dehner Lotte Jacobi Ellen Johnson Stella Kramrisch Lenore Tawney Pecolia Warner Catalogue PDF	New York City 1982 Bernice Abbott Elsie Driggs Elizabeth Gilmore Holt Katharine Kuh Charmion von Wiegand Claire Zeisler Catalogue PDF
San Francisco 1981 Ruth Bernhard Adelyn Breeskin Elizabeth Catlett Sari Dienes Claire Falkenstein Helen Lundeberg	Washington DC 1980 Alternate Awards Bella Abzug Sonia Johnson Sister Theresa Kane Grace Paley Rosa Parks Gloria Steinem	New Orleans 1980 Anni Albers Louise Bourgeois Carolyn Durieux Ida Kohlmeyer Lee Krasner
Washington D.C. 1979 Isabel Bishop Selma Burke Alice Neel Louise Nevelson Georgia O'Keeffe
Although there were no conferences in those years, Presidents Awards were given to: Toronto 1998 Charlene Touchette New York 2000 Bernice Steinbaum