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Only three days left to submit to Women in Arts Magazine: Issue 01! Discover how women artists worldwide can have their work featured in the first print edition, receive artist promotion, and become part of a publication celebrating 50 creative voices.
Babette Hinterleitner blends influences from manga, comics, illustration, and fine art to create expressive works that give visual form to complex emotions.
Explore five iconic self-portraits by women artists, from Sofonisba Anguissola to Claude Cahun, and discover how they used art to express identity, challenge expectations, and claim their place in art history.
This week in art news, discover three women artists joining a major public collection, Leonor Fini’s surrealist retrospective, Alice Diop’s multidisciplinary exhibition, and two exciting submission opportunities for women artists.
Women in Arts Network’s Cats, Dogs & Stories virtual exhibition is now open for submissions! Discover some of the entries received so far and find out how to share your artwork before the November 9 deadline.
Maureen Daniel creates large-scale portraits that challenge conventional ideas of female beauty and representation. Working primarily in acrylic and oil, she paints women as they are, free from expectations of perfection, flattery, or stereotypical elegance.
Discover how Swedish artist Linnéa Hällfors brings human figures and botanical details together in thoughtful paintings exploring nature, identity, rest, and belonging.
Puja Khanna Duggal combines painting, embroidery, murals, and multimedia installation to explore cultural heritage, identity, memory, and women’s labour. Inspired by the stories her grandmother told and the traditions of Indian craft, she creates hybrid, armoured figures that draw on South Asian and East Asian influences.
What do galleries look for when discovering emerging artists? From a clear artistic voice to a well-presented portfolio, explore five things that can help you find the right gallery fit.
Discover five simple sketchbook practices that can help you experiment freely, build a consistent creative habit, and grow as an artist without the pressure of making every page perfect.