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EVENTS

  • September 11: Saturday Salon,  Note  the time change to 10 a.m. The topic is "The Artist Statement; RSVP
  • SCWCA Exhibition at Santa Ana College, Stories of the Land thru November 17.  (See Details below)
  • September 25th field trip: Kim Abeles: Smog Collectors tour at Fullerton College and Stories of the Land at Santa Ana College.
  • No Artist Talk this month.
  • September 30: Deadline WCA National Exhibition Occupy the Moment, Intersect History with Impact
  • ONGOING: Join or Renew if you have not already done so (WCA). Wait until  October 1st please.
  • ONGOING: You can support SCWCA Scholarship Funds by purchasing SCWCA catalogs and promotional items online. See information below.

Please Join us Tomorrow  for our monthly Saturday Salon
Saturday, September 11  @ 10 a.m.
The topic this month will be "The Artist Statement"


Email SCWCA for all Zoom access codes.
Email karen.j.schifman@csun.edu with questions or suggestions for future Salons.
           
 

SCWCA   “ART IN THE OC” — Sat. Sept. 25

SCWCA members are invited to join the special walk-thru with Kim Abeles of her SMOG COLLECTORS  followed by the Opening Reception for Stories of the Land on Saturday, September 25, 2021.

Day starts in Cal State Fullerton’s 
Begovich Gallery at 11:15 for the tour with Kim followed by the 2 pm reception at nearby Santa Ana College’s Main Art Gallery 

RSVP to Sandra Mueller by Wed. Sept. 22  for details and directions for this special “Art in the OC Day. Suggest bringing a bag lunch. Masks are required at both events and guests are welcome. 

About the Exhibitions: 

Kim Abeles: Smog Collectors, 1987-2020 features over  thirty years of artistic investigating an innovative method of producing images made solely by particulate matter from pollution. Christopher Knight included this show as a fall 'must see” in a recent LA Times. More at https://www.fullerton.edu/arts/art/begovich_gallery/index.php 



Stories of the Land features thirteen Southern California women artists whose artworks forge connections between human lives and the natural world.Artists include Kim Abeles, Mariona Barkus, Sharon Barnes, Pilar Castillo, Danielle Eubank, Eloisa Guanlao, Meg Madison, Maryrose C. Mendoza, Naida Osline, Pamela J. Peters, Sinan Leong Revell, Linda Vallejo and Gail Werner.  More at https://www.scwcaexhibitions.org/stories-of-the-land.html
 
 

No artist's talk this Thursday. Do join us next month for a visit to Bruria Finkle's studio.
 
ARTIST OPPORTUNITIES

Occupy the Moment, Intersect History with Impact

WCA National Exhibition
Bridgeport Art Center, Chicago, IL

DEADLINE: September 30, 2021
Juror: Dr. Maura Reilly
EntryThingy

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 is seeking artistic works that address this moment of 2022. Artists are encouraged to interpret the theme broadly, considering the multiple paths of how we arrived here and what we envision moving forward. We encourage art that explores the ways that our identities and expressions intersect with such factors as environment, culture, time and location. Artwork can be in any approach and form, subjects may range from the historic precedents set by political activism, to personal transformation, social engagement and beyond.
Prospectus

Occupy the Moment, Intersect History with Impact

WCA National Exhibition
Bridgeport Art Center, Chicago, IL

DEADLINE: September 30, 2021
Juror: Dr. Maura Reilly
EntryThingy

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 is seeking artistic works that address this moment of 2022. Artists are encouraged to interpret the theme broadly, considering the multiple paths of how we arrived here and what we envision moving forward. We encourage art that explores the ways that our identities and expressions intersect with such factors as environment, culture, time and location. Artwork can be in any approach and form, subjects may range from the historic precedents set by political activism, to personal transformation, social engagement and beyond.
Prospectus

ARTFUL AMPHORA
by Karen Schifman

Be sure to read Karen's monthly blog  at ARTFULAMPHORA

Networking and Resources
NETWORKING

- Wishing you had partners for an art vacation?
- Trying to develop a community project?
- Looking for or need a mentor?- Want to start or join a critique group?
- Looking for framers, shippers or photographers with great references?
- Want to collaborate with another artist?
- Have an idea for a curatorial proposal and want to learn about next            steps?


RESOURCES
This newsletter would like to make it easier for you to link with other artists. If you have an idea, a wish or a helpful resource including, but certainly not limited to the ones listed here, help us get the word out. 
Email your name, contact information and what you
have or hope to share to: Cathy Engel-Marder at culturelink1@yahoo.com by the 23rd of the month. Subject line "Networking and Resources."

Now more than ever we need to support each other. We have to go back to more online interactions because of the resurgence of the virus. If you need connections to resources, an intimate artist group or just information please reach out to us.
SCWCA 2020 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL REMINDER
Thank you to all our members who have already renewed for the upcoming year. If you have not already done so, please renew your SCWCA 2021 membership online soon at https://www.nationalwca.org. Remember to choose CAS for our local chapter. 

To renew by snail mail, send a $75 check payable to SCWCA to Treasurer Karen Schifman at 16795 Monte Hermoso Drive, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272.


SCWCA has a YouTube Channel where you can view past and current videos of exhibitions, artists talks, studio tours and more. Check it out! 

You can support SCWCA Scholarship Funds by purchasing SCWCA catalogs and promotional items online.

The Common Ground Exhibition catalog is available for purchase on Amazon.
SCWCA eNEWS SUBMISSIONS
To share an upcoming exhibition or accomplishment in SCWCA eNews, send the information to scwcaenews@gmail.com by the 15th of the month prior to the month of publication.







Personal Voices / Cultural Visions: Conversations in the Visual Arts Community, Los Angeles 1994 - 1996 is available on Amazon.com

The She Votes altered book project that commemorates the 100th anniversary of the passage of  the 19th amendment ratifying a woman’s right to vote.
 
The catalog of the book can be purchased on Amazon.


Check out each page of She Votes by clicking on the above link.
 
The SCWCA Professional Development Award is now officially open for applications. The purpose of this award is to boost membership, support struggling women artists and provide opportunities for diverse ideas and discourse. The application for this award can be found on our website. There are ongoing opportunities to fund this program. One opportunity comes in the form of promotional items for sale connected to the She Votes altered book project. You can click on the She Votes link to purchase merchandise that displays the She Votes logo. 

The application for the SCWCA Professional Development Award sponsored by our scholarship fund is on our SCWCA website. Deadline for applications is August 31,2021. For more information email Dellis Frank.
SCWCA's  Position on Equality
SCWCA’s mission is to create community through art, education, and social activism. Hate and bigotry have no place in our organization. We condemn these racist, violent acts in the strongest possible terms and encourage our members to do so as well. We stand in solidarity with all those who suffer from fear, harassment, and violence.

Part of our mission as an organization is activism, so we stand with the Black Lives Matter and Stop AAPI Hate movements because we believe that all humans are connected. 
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