Discover 5 websites that help artists build a beautiful digital portfolio, showcase their artwork, connect with collectors, and find new opportunities, including platforms supporting women artists.
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 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.
This week in the art world: five stories every artist and art lover should know, from Nilima Sheikh’s MoMA debut and Imelda Cajipe-Endaya’s National Artist recognition to feminist art exhibitions and new opportunities for women and non-binary artists.
Discover five Instagram accounts every artist and art lover should follow for fresh inspiration, emerging artists, creative advice, and opportunities worth knowing about.
Only two weeks remain to submit to The Things We Feel, Women in Arts Network’s international virtual exhibition exploring the memories, emotions and experiences that find their way into art.
The Things We Feel is a new international virtual exhibition open call by Women in Arts, inviting women and non-binary artists to explore emotion, memory, experience, and the inner worlds that shape their creative practice.
Discover four upcoming open calls for women artists, from international exhibitions and competitions to publishing opportunities with deadlines approaching soon.
Discover five unexpected places where artists can find real opportunities for commissions, exhibitions, murals, and installations beyond traditional galleries and museums.
The Beauty of Still Life invites artists to slow down, look closely, and discover the beauty and stories hidden within ordinary objects. With the deadline extended to August 30, artists now have more time to submit their unique interpretations of this timeless genre.