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Women in Arts Magazine Issue 02 invites women and non-binary artists worldwide to explore the theme of Home. Discover the inspiration behind the theme, who can apply, submission details, and what selected artists will receive.
Marina Biagini is a painter whose portraits capture fleeting moments, subtle expressions, and emotions that extend beyond physical appearance. Working primarily in oil, she creates atmospheric paintings that offer glimpses into someone's life without revealing the entire story, inviting viewers to bring their own interpretations.
Running an art business involves much more than creating and selling artwork. Discover five practical things every artist should know about pricing, finances, marketing, business planning, and building meaningful professional relationships.
April Fretwell is an American artist whose mixed-media practice brings together painting, textiles, and woodwork. Working primarily with acrylic, she builds expressive surfaces through layers of colour, texture, and energetic marks.
Discover five useful websites where artists can find exhibition opportunities, explore international open calls, and connect with galleries and creative communities.
Discover five exciting opportunities for women artists this November, from international art competitions and print publications to creative residencies and awards. Explore deadlines, eligibility, submission details, and ways to share your work with a wider audience.
Justine Martinez is an American painter based in the San Francisco Bay Area, whose expressive portraits explore the emotions and personal stories that often remain hidden beneath the surface. Working with ink, oil, and acrylic, she creates paintings that give form to complex feelings, from joy and grief to vulnerability and the longing to be seen.
Discover five remarkable women artists who helped shape the future of art through their creativity, courage, teaching, and determination to create opportunities for generations of women artists.
From celebrating the legacy of Nigerian ceramic artist Ladi Kwali to exciting developments in contemporary art, women-led initiatives, and new exhibitions, here are five art news stories worth catching up on this week.
Erna van Lith is a Dutch painter dedicated to the art of portraiture, creating expressive oil paintings that capture the personality and presence of her sitters. Inspired by classical masters such as Rembrandt, she combines traditional painting skills with visible, energetic brushwork that gives each portrait a sense of life.