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Discover five remarkable women artists who shaped Abstract Expressionism, challenged art-world conventions, and changed the story of modern painting.
From Sophie Calle’s major UK exhibition to Mira Schor’s feminist paintings and Saya Woolfalk’s imaginative worlds, discover five important art news stories highlighting women artists from this past week.
Paulina Wróblewska creates lifelike acrylic paintings of big cats, capturing their strength, vulnerability, and quiet dignity through detailed fur textures, carefully observed anatomy, and expressive eyes. Entirely self-taught, she developed her practice through digital drawing before moving to canvas, where she found greater freedom to express emotion.
Women in Arts Network is launching its first-ever print magazine, inviting 50 women artists worldwide to showcase their work. Submit up to three artworks for a chance to be published, receive artist features, and win a $500 award.
Discover how Ukrainian artist Anna Shkinder brings ancient vessels to life through expressive acrylic paintings, nature-inspired textures, and stories of memory, emotion, and human connection.
Linda Edwards creates paintings rooted in the landscapes, traditions, and everyday life of Saddleworth, where she has lived for more than thirty years. Working mainly in oils, she captures quiet streets, changing light, local characters, natural landscapes, and community traditions, treating her paintings as a kind of visual diary of the place she calls home
Discover five useful websites that can help artists organize their artwork, manage opportunities, handle commissions, track sales and simplify the business side of a creative practice.
Looking for a little creative inspiration? These five TED Talks explore creativity, confidence, vulnerability, beauty, and the ideas that can help artists return to their work with fresh eyes.
Kavya Sharma creates textile-based artworks that bring together embroidery, drawing, and installation to explore memory, care, the body, and women’s lived experiences. Rather than choosing a medium first, she begins with an idea and allows the work to determine how it should take shape.
Discover five ongoing exhibitions featuring women artists, from photography and book arts to color, nature, spirituality, and imagined worlds.