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Jul 25
4 Upcoming Virtual Exhibitions Every Woman Artist Should Know About

Discover four international virtual exhibitions offering women artists the opportunity to gain global exposure, connect with creative communities, and showcase their work online. From juried competitions to themed exhibitions, explore the best opportunities to apply for in 2026.

Jul 24
5 Films Every Artist and Art Lover Should Watch

Discover five unforgettable films that celebrate the beauty of art, creativity, and visual storytelling. From painterly masterpieces to inspiring artist biopics, these films offer fresh perspectives on the creative process and deserve a place on every artist's and art lover's watchlist.

Jul 23
This artist paints flowers from life in oils, gouache & coloured pencils | Clair M Gaston

Clair M. Gaston creates botanical paintings inspired by a lifetime of observing, gardening, and living closely with the natural world. Working in oils, gouache, and coloured pencil, she paints flowers directly from life, capturing not only their beauty but also the changing stages of their life cycles. As both a botanical artist and gardener, Clair approaches every bloom with curiosity, carefully studying its growth, pollinators, seed pods, and eventual return to the soil. Her work combines botanical accuracy with warmth and sensitivity, inviting viewers to slow down and notice the quiet…

Jul 23
How Debbie Daniels Made The Ocean Her Lifelong Muse

Discover how self-taught oil painter Debbie Daniels transformed a lifelong fascination with the sea into a celebrated artistic career. From luminous seascapes to coastal landscapes, explore the journey, inspiration, and philosophy behind her remarkable work.

Jul 22
How to Create an Artist Website in 2026

Your website is more than an online portfolio. Discover why every artist needs a dedicated digital home to showcase their work, build credibility, attract collectors, and create lasting opportunities beyond social media.

Jul 21
Agatha Lee’s embroidered landscapes tell the untold stories of moss, coral & nature

Agy Lee creates richly textured embroidered landscapes inspired by moss, coral, weathered surfaces, and the quiet resilience of nature. Working with free-motion embroidery, thread, fabric, and even concrete, she pushes traditional textile techniques into contemporary sculptural forms that blur the boundaries between drawing, embroidery, and installation. Originally trained in science, Agy brings experimentation and close observation into every stage of her practice, translating overlooked natural details into tactile artworks built stitch by stitch. Her work explores fragility, renewal, environmental awareness, and the surprising strength found in the smallest living systems. By…

Jul 21
5 Reasons to Submit Your Artwork to “The Beauty of Still Life” | Virtual Exhibition 

Discover 5 reasons why artists should submit to The Beauty of Still Life Virtual Exhibition by Women in Arts Network. Explore how virtual exhibitions offer global visibility, creative opportunities, and a chance to be part of a curated celebration of still life.

Jul 20
5 Self-Portraits by Women Artists That Redefined Identity in Art 

Discover five groundbreaking self-portraits by women artists who transformed the way identity is represented in art. From Sofonisba Anguissola to Frida Kahlo, explore the stories, symbolism, and lasting impact behind these iconic works.

Jul 18
Now Live: Virtual Exhibition on The Beauty of Still Life

Discover the inspiration behind The Beauty of Still Life, Women in Arts Network's latest virtual exhibition. Explore the history, symbolism, and contemporary relevance of still life, meet the artists who shaped the genre, and learn how you can share your own interpretation through this international exhibition.

Jul 18
This artist deconstructs the human body and rebuilds it with flowers & Plants │ Diana Strandin

Diana Strandin creates surreal collages that deconstruct the human figure and rebuild it through unexpected combinations of flowers, plants, photographs, and fragmented imagery. With a background in fine art, sculpture, and photography, Diana found collage offered the freedom to bring images from completely different contexts together and create new visual realities. Her work explores the connection between humans and nature while embracing contrasts between strength and fragility, attraction and repulsion, and the familiar and uncanny. Working with magazine cutouts and paper, she rearranges existing imagery into compositions where bodies merge with…