Woman Made Gallery is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Its mission is to cultivate, promote and support the work of women and non-binary artists through exhibitions, membership, and community dialogue programs. WMG is a space for women and non-binary artists, including trans women and femme/ feminine-identifying genderqueer. We welcome artists from our local community, regionally based, and from around the world.Since its inception in 1992 WMG has shown the artistic work of over 9,500 women and non-binary artists in 450+ exhibitions. WMG hosts up to nine exhibitions (majority open call, juried group exhibitions) per year and boasts a membership base of over 350 artists annually. To date WMG has provided professional development workshops and connected members to over 15,000 supporters via networking events and online promotion. The organization hosts conversations on the issues that matter most to women and that makes sense of the world through a feminist lens. Artist talks, panel discussions, poetry readings, among other public programs inspire community dialogue.Image: Two-Women Show 2023. Installations by Indrani Nayar-Gall. Paintings by Madelyn Turner

Abstraction in the visual arts brings to mind the composition of shapes, colors, and line&nbsp;untethered to “real world” imagery. In poetry, we encounter the unexpected: language run&nbsp;amok, fractured syntax, innovation and experimentation, taking us outside the world of&nbsp;logic and everyday experience.Woman Made Gallery hosts literary events that coincide with each of our juried group exhibitions. The current poetry series is curated by Nina Corwin. Kurt Eric Heintz is WMG’s Audio Recordist, and Jennifer Steele is WMG’s Literary Events Outreach Coordinator. Thank you to WMG’s Literary Team and all Poets.&nbsp;Image: Naoko Fujimoro

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