The fully illustrated catalog of the 2009 WCA exhibition juried by Alma Ruiz at the Korean Cultural Center of Los Angeles can be ordered directly from the publisher. Also visit the Women Artists on Immigration blog to see the more than 300 images submitted in response to the Call for Participation.
Multiple Vantage Points: Southern California Women Artists, 1980-2006 Catalog and DVD
A fully illustrated 128-page catalog with an introductory essay by arts writer Suvan Geer of this historical 2007 exhibition featuring 50 leading women artists from Southern California at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery. An hour-long video of the exhibition and related programs includes interviews with curator Dextra Frankel, the co-sponsors and many of the artists is also available on DVD. Order from producer Shirley Harlan at vldy@aol.com or print out the MVP Order Form below. The catalog can also be ordered online from WorldWide Books.
Developed by feminist educator Kesa Kivel in conjunction with the Multiple Vantage Points exhibition. The curriculum was revised in 2008 for broader usage and includes art-based activities and discussion topics suitable for middle-school through college level students.
The guidelines were also developed by Kesa Kivel during her tenure as SCWCA Art Buddy Chair. They outline a guided process for women artists to come together to support each other's vision and work.
SCWCA Equity in the Arts Report — Upcoming!
The Equity in the Arts Committee's report entitled BUILDING BRIDGES/TEARING DOWN WALLS: A Search for Equity in Southern California Arts Institutions is in process. Email committee chair AnnIsolde@scwca.org for additional information.
WCA NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS
WCA Lifetime Achievement Awards Catalog Archive
PDF copies of selected catalogs published in conjunction with the Lifetime Achievement Awards are available at the national WCA website.
A fully illustrated 128-page catalog with an introductory essay by arts writer Suvan Geer of this historical 
Developed by feminist educator Kesa Kivel in conjunction with the Multiple Vantage Points exhibition. The curriculum was revised in 2008 for broader usage and includes art-based activities and discussion topics suitable for middle-school through college level students.