There have always been women who created great art, and under much more difficult circumstances, considering the restrictions, limitations and lack of information about other women artists. But times are getting better and we are working hard to help make this information about women artists more available. If you know of any other websites that belong here, please do your part in spreading knowledge by sending us an email with the URL address. Also, please let us know if you detect a website that is no longer working. If you are trying to find personal websites by famous women artists please check our Mentors Site or visit our Members' Webpages.

(right) 'Untitled (Family Portrait)', oil on canvas by Ruth Eckstein

Research Sites

• American Women Artists

• Art and the Feminist Revolution

• Art by 700 Important Women Artists

• Art in Context

• A Studio of Their Own

• Bibliography of African American Women Artists

• Black Women in the Arts

• Crossing the Threshold

• Feminist Art: Then and Now

• Historic Women Artists

• Female Graffiti Artists

• Images of Women in Ancient Art

• International Archive of Women in Architecture

• IRIS: International Centre for Women in Photography

• International Information Centre and Archives for the Women’s Movement

• International Muslimah Artists Network (IMAN)

• International Museum of Women

• Iowa Women Artists Oral History Project

• M.A. Sullivan's "Websites to Accompany Chadwick"

• My Studios: Women in Art

• National Museum of Women in the Arts

• San Francisco Women Artists

• Smithsonian Institution Research Information System

• Sudanese Women Artists

• The Guerrilla Girls

• Varo Registry of 20th Century Women Artists

• Women’s Art Monographs and Books

• University of Maryland - Women Artists Library

• Women Artists in History: A Junior High School List

• Women Artists of the 17th and 18th Century

• Women Artists of the American West Past and Present

• Women Artists Series - Mary H. Dana

• Women Beyond Borders

• Women’s Environmental Artists Directory

• Women's History

• Womenhouse