What artists groups did sol lewitt belong to?

Sol LeWitt was a member of several artists' groups, including:

- The Museum of Modern Art's Artist Advisory Committee (1963-1964)

- The Jewish Museum's Artists' Advisory Committee (1964-1967)

- The School of Visual Arts' Board of Trustees (1965-1970)

- The National Endowment for the Arts' Visual Artists Fellowship Panel (1971-1972)

- The Board of Directors of the Artists' Rights Society (ARS) (1973-1980)

- The Board of Directors of the Dia Art Foundation (1980-1986)

- The National Academy of Design (elected in 1982)

- The American Academy of Arts and Letters (elected in 1985)

- The College Art Association (elected in 1987)

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