Mark your calendar for the opening reception for Girlfriends on May 25 from 4 to 7 p.m. The exhibition was juried by Mary Stoppert and Carmen M. Perez-Stoppert. Simultaneously, WMG [...]

This mixed media workshop is inspired by the works of Ruth Asawa. There will be opportunities to paint, draw, and work with fiber and wire. Drawing from life and nature, [...]

For giving extra time to view our exhibitions, WMG is open late on certain Saturdays during 2024. Please mark your calendar and come and visit. Visit WMG to view "Girlfriends," [...]

Join us for a workshop dedicated to celebrating the divine feminine within all of us. This workshop is a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, explore your inner goddess, [...]

Please join us for the Artist Walkthrough on the final day of WMG’s “Girlfriend” group exhibition. Various artists will talk about their work and answer questions. The event is free [...]

Mark your calendar for the opening reception of "Connectivity" on July 13, 2024 from 4 to 7 p.m. The exhibition was juried by Anke Loh, a designer, artist, and educator [...]

For giving extra time to view our exhibitions, WMG is open late on certain Saturdays during 2024. Please mark your calendar and come and visit. Visit WMG to view "Connectivity," [...]

For giving extra time to view our exhibitions, WMG is open late on certain Saturdays during 2024. Please mark your calendar and come and visit. Visit WMG to view “Connectivity,” [...]

Join us this Saturday, September 28 from 2-4 PM at Woman Made Gallery for the 7th Midwest Open closing reception and artist walk-through, where you will get a chance to meet the juror, Pamela Callahan, and hear selects artists talk about their work and art practice. Events are free and open to the public.

Join us for the opening of 'Through a BIPOC Lens: Decolonizing Feminism', a group exhibition with work by 35 artists. Juried by Monica J. Brown and Donna Jackson, this exhibition seeks to provide space for an inclusive voice in the struggle for representation of BIPOC women in the art world. WMG events are free and open to the public.