Tag: emerging artists
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.
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.
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.
Your portfolio can open doors—or quietly close them before anyone sees your work in person. Discover five common portfolio mistakes that may be costing artists exhibitions, grants, residencies, and other opportunities, along with practical tips to create a stronger, more compelling presentation of your artistic practice.
Discover The Beauty of Still Life, the latest Women in Arts Network virtual exhibition. Explore the inspiration behind this month's thoughtfully chosen theme, learn why still life continues to captivate artists, and find out how you can share your unique perspective in this international open call.
The art market is changing faster than ever. Learn how galleries, collectors, online sales, pricing, social media, and multiple income streams shape today's art world, and discover practical strategies every artist can use to build a sustainable creative career.
For Stephanie Swilley, art and care are inseparable. Her practice weaves beauty, ecological awareness, and mutual aid into a single gesture proving that tenderness can be radical, and art can help reshape how we live together.
Patricia Frederick makes a mark on canvas and then waits to see what it wants to become. In this interview, the retired art educator talks about her process-based approach to painting, the difficulty of trusting gut feeling over years of design training, and how her work has turned into a way of investigating consciousness. She discusses what happens when paintings show her thoughts before she recognizes them, why she stays away from anything resembling a horizon line, and what she means when she says her work is supposed to act as…
The start of a new year carries possibility. Artist of the Month invites women artists to step forward, share their work, and begin the year by trusting their creative voice.
In this interview, Lebanese visual artist Rania El Osta speaks about moving from Medical Sciences to painting, the influence of family memory, and why birds and old houses continue to appear in her work. She shares how observation, color, and lived experience shape her process, and what it means to carry images of Lebanon beyond its borders.