Our Mission

The specific purpose of Collage Artists of America (CAA) is to promote interest and participation in, and the study, appreciation and support of, collage, assemblage and related mixed-media art by providing resources such as educational programs, instructional workshops and art exhibits to its members and the public. To further maintain ties to the community, CAA awards an annual scholarship to a deserving art student. Collage Artists of America is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Calendar

2020 Meeting Dates
November 20: Online, details to follow

2021 Meeting Dates*        January 22                        March 26                             May 21                          September 24              November 19 

Exhibits   

It's About Time                Online in CAA October 2020 Newsletter, CAA Facebook page. Winners (chosen by John Greco) posted on CAA website 

 CAA Open                      Parallel Dimensions                Online, John Greco, juror.           February 1-27, 2021

*Meetings are held on Fridays. Doors open 10:30 am. Meeting 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. Guests are welcome. Suggested guest donation $5.00.

San Fernando Valley Arts & Cultural Center, 18312 Oxnard Streeet, Tarzana CA 91356

Pay by PayPal

The easiest way to join CAA or renew membership is to click HERE.  Online payments are also accepted for Exhibit and Workshop fees.

Artists Online

Active CAA members may edit their profile page to include a link to their collage-related website. To have your site included on the ARTISTS page, email your website URL to the Web Manager at btabachnick@csun.edu

Facebook Group

Join CAA's public Facebook group to connect with the global collage community.

Next Exhibit

Prospectus and Entry 

Most Recent Meeting

Friday, November 19, 2020 

Guest artist: Meikel Church

Meikel S Church is a North Little Rock, Arkansas based collage/mixed-media artist who challenges concepts of perception through his artwork. Meikel started creating collage in 2013 and quickly became addicted to the absurdity of taking found images, mostly from old books and magazines, and re-thinking the pre-existing image in another context.

Link to September 24 Meeting Video

with Guest Speaker: Susan Gesundheit

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