The Untitled Space presents IN FULL BLOOM, a group exhibition featuring 34 women artists exploring floral and botanical imagery as a site of transformation, identity, and power. On view in Tribeca, New York, with a Tribeca Gallery Night opening May 15, 2026.

Create! Magazine's 2026 Women's Edition features 42 contemporary women artists, six in-depth interviews, and guest curation by internationally recognized art collector and advisor Sonia Borrell. Available now as a digital subscription and print on demand through Amazon.

Explore Vanessa McKernan’s latest exhibition, The Wanderer, featuring intuitive oil paintings that intermingle dreams, personal history, and the archetypal feminine psyche. Discover the artist’s process of "archaeological" layering and her recent move to the Ottawa Valley.

Step inside "The Secret Show" at The Jane Gallery in Philadelphia. Curated by Era Contemporary, this Neo-Rococo exhibition features over 30 artists exploring beauty, ornament, and intimacy as a form of resistance against the winter grey.

D Contemporary presents a private exhibition of new paintings by Emi Avora, winner of the Overseas Women in Art Prize, curated by collector Sonia Borrell.

Art historian and ArtCurious host Jennifer Dasal uncovers the forgotten story of the American Girls’ Club in Paris in her new book The Club. In our latest podcast episode, she discusses women artists, Belle Époque Paris, and the enduring power of community.

In this intimate artist feature and Art & Cocktails podcast episode, Lauren E. Peters shares her journey with self-portraiture, identity, costuming, and creative longevity. From returning to painting after a hiatus to balancing art with a career in the arts, Lauren offers powerful insights into building a meaningful, sustainable practice.

In this in-depth interview, Montreal-based sculptor Mia Bureau shares the inspiration behind her Femme-Bridge series, blending steel structures with the female form to redefine beauty, resilience, and connection through contemporary sculpture.

In this intimate interview, artist Elise Wehle shares how working with natural materials like leaves and flowers grounds her creative process and reconnects her to the world around her. She reflects on the spiritual symbolism in her work, the transformative impact of visiting the Alhambra, and how her collages explore themes of memory, personal growth, and hope in uncertain times.

Discover the 2025 Women’s Issue of Create! Magazine featuring prize-winning and emerging women artists selected by top curators. Explore the full list of finalists and where to find the print edition.