At Women in Arts Network, we have always believed in creating more spaces for artists to share their work, connect with new audiences, and be discovered beyond the walls of a traditional gallery. And as virtual exhibitions continue to become an exciting part of the art world, we are thrilled to keep bringing these spaces to you, one exhibition at a time.
The response to our virtual exhibitions has been incredibly heartwarming. With every open call, we receive thoughtful, personal, and wonderfully diverse submissions from artists around the world. Your enthusiasm, creativity, and continued support are what make these exhibitions possible, and we love seeing the community come together around each new theme.
Our latest virtual exhibition, Life, Love, and Everything She Creates, is now live. Bringing together the work of women artists from different backgrounds and creative practices, the exhibition celebrates the many ways women experience, interpret, and create from the world around them. From quiet personal moments to stories of love, identity, relationships, and everyday life, these works offer a glimpse into the many things that shape what she creates.

For this exhibition, we invited artists to share work inspired by Life, Love and Everything She Creates, and you certainly gave us plenty to look at. From deeply personal stories to quiet moments, bold ideas, relationships, memories, and the many things that shape a woman’s creative world, the submissions brought the theme to life in so many different ways.
There were so many beautiful entries that it was genuinely hard to look away. Each artwork offered something different, and after carefully reviewing and jurying the submissions, we were delighted to bring together this virtual exhibition featuring artists and artworks that stayed with us.
We had so much fun putting this exhibition together, and we are excited to finally share it with you.
Meet the exhibiting artists who have brought their stories, ideas, and creativity to life through this exhibition:
Paulina Wróblewska | Linda Edwards | Kavya Sharma | Mickel Celest den Hoed | Patricia Colmeiro Vega | Libwa Andrea Eichelberg | Soohyun Jo | Anastasiia Kulakova | Vivienne Gray | Angelita Salanio | Pinky Olivera Josue | Shona Elrick | Prapti Dangwal | Dominika Luszcz | Kyra Hall | Vanessa Wenwieser | Susan Mendoza | Mónica Nicolau | Janette Goodall | Ana Victoria Margallo | Jennifer Hannigan-Green | Aida Aichik | Natalie Dunham | Peggi Nadeau | Adi Zur | Aisling McWilliam | Iwona Chrzanowska | Leigh Witherell | Sumayyah Muhammad | Sara del Pilar Alvarez | Esther Bendfeldt | Suzann Kundi | Katrina Griffis | María Gabriela Zúñiga Portillo | J Reeves | Adriana Bonura | Donna Faranda | Casandra Smith | Joan Cox | Claire Manners Wood | Christine Aaron | Sheila Cole | Alena Ptsjolko | Dora Keleti | Jorrie Landis-Clinton | Gaëlle Étémé | Juniper Sikora | Ellie Goodliffe | Irina Lubenskaya | Daniela Granja
Among the many wonderful works featured in Life, Love and Everything She Creates, these ten original artworks especially invite us to slow down, look a little longer, and think a little deeper.
Each one carries its own story, emotion, and perspective, offering a glimpse into the many ways artists interpret life, love, and everything that inspires them to create.










An exhibition like this is a beautiful reminder of just how many ways there are to tell a story through art. Sometimes it is through a face, a memory, a relationship, a landscape, or a feeling that is difficult to put into words. Sometimes it is something much quieter, something that only reveals itself when you spend a little more time looking.
That is what makes bringing artists together through virtual exhibitions so special. We get to see different perspectives sitting alongside one another, each artist bringing her own experiences, imagination, and creative language into the conversation. There is no single way to interpret life or love, and there certainly is no single way to create from it.
The artists featured in Life, Love and Everything She Creates have given us so many different reasons to pause. Their works remind us that creativity can come from the most personal corners of our lives, from the things we cherish, the people we love, the moments we remember, and even the experiences that change us along the way.
We are incredibly grateful to every artist who trusted us with their work and shared a little piece of her creative world through this exhibition. And to everyone who continues to view, share, support, and celebrate these artists with us, thank you for being part of this growing community.
There is always another story waiting to be discovered, another artist waiting to be seen, and another artwork that might make you stop for just a little longer than you expected.
If you are an artist looking for your next opportunity to be part of a Women in Arts Network virtual exhibition, our latest open call, The Things We Feel, is now open for submissions. We would love to see the stories, emotions, and ideas you are exploring through your work.
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