Women’s Caucus for Art
A National Membership Organization for Women in the Visual Arts with 14 Chapters throughout the United States
Glenda Musilek
Frances Trainor
Donna Mohan
Claudia Morgan
Alexa Wheeler
Virginia Maksymowicz
Maureen Burns-Bowie
Rona Lesser
TFAP
The Feminist Art Project
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FEATURED ARTISTS
Glenda Musilek
Member-at-large
Glenda Larson Musilek is a nationally recognized abstract and representational painter whose work explores the quiet threshold between emotion, memory, and the unseen forces that shape human experience. Musilek blends intuitive gesture, atmospheric color fields, and layered mark-making to create paintings that feel simultaneously expansive and intimate. Her deep background in fine art, commercial design, and ongoing art research informs a practice rooted in curiosity, spiritual resonance, and the pursuit of visual poetry.
Frances Trainor
Member-at-large
I grew up surrounded by nature—at first by the sea and very old, very tall trees. I have a deep love of wolves and respect for how they re-establish and maintain the health of critical eco systems. It’s women and wolves, trees and the sea, and digging into my own roots to offer something respectfully with integrity. I studied fine art and dance in the USA and abroad. My formal studies were at PSU, Limerick School of Art and Design, and at Christian-Albrecht Universität in Germany.
Donna Mohan
Member-at-large
I have found a natural home in stitched art, where hand painted and found fabrics, thread, and small hand-worked details come together in quiet conversation. The slow, tactile act of stitching allows me to translate fleeting impressions—light across a garden, a bird at rest or the stillness of water. Texture is important in my work and free motion stitching provides that element.
Claudia Morgan
Member-at-large
Claudia Morgan is a Nashville artist who paints to celebrate and share the joy that comes from being wholly observant. She is excited by the effects of light and color; natural beauty is her inspiration. Her subject matter is whatever she has seen that has stopped her in her tracks. Perhaps the light has been just so, or the setting just so, or her own state of mind just especially receptive in that instant.
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ART INSIGHTS BLOG
Damali Abrams, the Glitter Priestess
Damali Abrams, also known as the Glitter Priestess, approaches art as both a research practice and a form of healing. Working across collage, video, artist books, zines, and community-based projects, her recent work centers on Southeast Queens—its histories, its erasures, and its living cultural memory.
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Continue the “I am Grateful for You” Project with Anne Labovitz
SAT JUNE 13 FROM 1-2:30 ET
12 am CT | 11 am MT | 10 am PT
FREE for WCA members | Non-members $20- Register via link tree in bio
Join us for a concluding program reflecting on the “I am Grateful for You” postcard initiative, a year-long partnership between Anne Labovitz’s I Love You Institute and the Women’s Caucus for Art. This session will highlight how artists, WCA chapters, and community members embraced this nomadic, socially engaged project—using small, handmade gestures to foster connection and care.
Since its launch on Valentine’s Day 2025 at the College Art Association Conference, the project has distributed over 1,500 postcards across the country. Participants will discuss the impact of engaging in gratitude as a radical act.
This final gathering also marks a transition: the project will move online, offering downloadable postcard templates so individuals and communities can continue the work independently. By expanding access, the “I am Grateful for You” project remains an open invitation to participate in radical acts of kindness——anytime, anywhere.
#womenscaucusforart #activism @annelabovitz
Continue the “I am Grateful for You” Project with Anne Labovitz
SAT JUNE 13 FROM 1-2:30 ET
12 am CT | 11 am MT | 10 am PT
FREE for WCA members | Non-members $20- Register via link tree in bio
Join us for a concluding program reflecting on the “I am Grateful for You” postcard initiative, a year-long partnership between Anne Labovitz’s I Love You Institute and the Women’s Caucus for Art. This session will highlight how artists, WCA chapters, and community members embraced this nomadic, socially engaged project—using small, handmade gestures to foster connection and care.
Since its launch on Valentine’s Day 2025 at the College Art Association Conference, the project has distributed over 1,500 postcards across the country. Participants will discuss the impact of engaging in gratitude as a radical act.
This final gathering also marks a transition: the project will move online, offering downloadable postcard templates so individuals and communities can continue the work independently. By expanding access, the “I am Grateful for You” project remains an open invitation to participate in radical acts of kindness——anytime, anywhere.
#womenscaucusforart #activism @annelabovitz
Continue the “I am Grateful for You” Project with Anne Labovitz
SAT JUNE 13 FROM 1-2:30 ET
12 am CT | 11 am MT | 10 am PT
FREE for WCA members | Non-members $20- Register via link tree in bio
Join us for a concluding program reflecting on the “I am Grateful for You” postcard initiative, a year-long partnership between Anne Labovitz’s I Love You Institute and the Women’s Caucus for Art. This session will highlight how artists, WCA chapters, and community members embraced this nomadic, socially engaged project—using small, handmade gestures to foster connection and care.
Since its launch on Valentine’s Day 2025 at the College Art Association Conference, the project has distributed over 1,500 postcards across the country. Participants will discuss the impact of engaging in gratitude as a radical act.
This final gathering also marks a transition: the project will move online, offering downloadable postcard templates so individuals and communities can continue the work independently. By expanding access, the “I am Grateful for You” project remains an open invitation to participate in radical acts of kindness——anytime, anywhere.
#womenscaucusforart #activism @annelabovitz
We are thrilled to celebrate June Pride Month with our first LGBTQ+ Caucus online exhibition.
Artist included are:
Amanda Banks, Kimberly Brammer, Ellen Davis, Katherine Erwin, Cheri Gaulke, Nara Lesser, Karin Luner, Paige Martin, Leigh McLellan, Mary Onifer, V Phipps, Sam Roberts, Cheryl Russell, Alison Scott, Sarah Schneiderman, Beth Zuckerman
Curated by Karin Luner
#QueerArtists
#LGBTQArtists
#LesbianArt
#PrideMonth
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
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
WCA is a networking organization for women in the arts.
Become a WCA Legacy Giving Member!
Leaving WCA in your will is one of the most valuable and lasting ways you can support women artists for years to come. It costs nothing during your lifetime, but will have a powerful impact on future generations.
Legacy Giving Members will be honored on our Legacy Wall.
WCA’s Legacy Wall recognizes donors who are pledging at the $1K or greater level.
Mailing Address
Women's Caucus for Art
PO Box 1498
Canal Street Station
New York, NY 10013
Director of Operations
Karin Luner
k.luner@nationalwca.org
212-634-0007
WCA President
Sandra Davis
sanda.davis@nationalwca.org
