Since opening in 2015 WCCW has cultivated Los Angeles feminist creative communities and practices.  WCCW provides physical space, educational experiences and conceptual platforms that foster growth of thriving women and femme-identified creative practice.

At the completion of their three-month stay, two artists-in-residence who fit into the PAA Grant cycle, will showcase their work in the WCCW gallery.  Adee Roberson’s work weaves sonic and familial archives, with landscape, technicolor, rhythm, form, and spirit.  Ahree Lee will present her ongoing project Techne, a multi-media installation on re-activating the innate connections between weaving and computing, and examining the relative value of their labor.  The proposed schedule of viewing the artist’s work is spring through fall of 2019.