Bridgeport Art Center 2022


Occupy the Moment, Intersect History with Impact
50th Anniversary of the National Women’s Caucus For Art Exhibition
Bridgeport Art Center
Chicago, ILL
January 21–February 25, 2022

Exhibition Catalog

 


 

In the last half century, the art historical canon has been uprooted and redefined. The canon was erected on categorized colonial narratives and invented racial rankings. The WCA has cast aside this “white male gaze” to define our own vision.

This National WCA 50th Anniversary exhibition features works that address this moment of 2022. Artists were encouraged to interpret the theme broadly, considering the multiple paths of how we arrived here and what we envision moving forward. We encouraged art that explored the ways that our identities and expressions intersect with such factors as environment, culture, time, and location. Artwork submission were open to any approach and form, subjects in range from the historic precedents set by political activism, to personal transformation, social engagement and beyond.

 


 

Visualizing what it means to be a person of color…
Women’s Caucus for Art
Artist Linda Vallejo interviewed by Marianne McGrath
January 26, 2022

 

 


 

Bridgeport Art Center To Host Exhibit Celebrating 50th Anniversary Of the National Women’s Caucus For Art, CBS Chicago, by By Marissa Parra, January 20, 2022

 


 

Artists included: Prudence Bonds, Belinda Chlouber, Jessa Ciel, Carol Cole, Barbara Joann Combs, Constance Culpepper, Kiran Dhaliwal, Pam Douglas, Sally Edelstein, Valerie Ghoussaini, Mary Gordon, Ghia Haddad, Laurie Hall, Joan Hanley, Anne Kantor Kellett, Louise LeBourgeois, Gabrielle Lundy, Gayatri Malhotra, Gwen Manfrin, Kelly Mathews, Alyce McQueen, Sandra Mueller, Indrani Nayar-Gall, Lisa Noble, Edie Ottestad, Marcia Polenberg, Cherie Redlinger, Gina Robbins, Adele Sanborn, Sondra Schwetman, Kate Shaffer, Shabad Singh, Mimi Smith, Karen Sobin-Jonash, Fleur Spolidor, Elizabeth Stewart, Allicette Torres, Linda Vallejo, Gina Washington, Susan West, Rosario Weston, and Teresa Greve Wolf.

 


 

Virtual exhibition Exhibition catalog National Women’s Caucus for the Arts website