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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.

Only few days remain to submit your work to The Beauty of Still Life Virtual Exhibition. Open to women and non-binary artists worldwide, the exhibition invites artists to share their unique perspectives on the timeless still life genre.

Discover three international open calls for women artists with August 2026 deadlines. From exhibitions to publications, these opportunities offer a chance to gain exposure, connect with global audiences, and take the next step in your creative career.

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.

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.

Many artists who land their first gallery show rarely describe a single breakthrough moment. They describe a series of decisions that built something solid, something that could carry the early weight of a professional practice. Manifestation becomes less about wishing and more about showing up with consistency, clarity, and a sense of direction that others can feel. When your foundation is steady, your chances of being seen by the right space rise in a very practical way. A lot of artists assume that manifesting a gallery show means repeating intentions and…

Most artists know the uneasy feeling of trying to update an old artist statement and not knowing where to start. It sits on your desktop for months because every attempt feels either too stiff or too vague. You read it back and feel disconnected from the words, even though they are supposed to represent you. That gap between who you are now and what the statement says becomes wider over time. It is frustrating in a quiet, familiar way. You know it needs to change, but the process feels heavier than…