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Women in Art Fair is a new initiative dedicated to redressing gender imbalance in the art industry London's art scene is the most vibrant in the world.

Women in Art Fair is a new art fair dedicated to readdressing the gender imbalance in the art industry. WIAF seeks to create a positive global fair, from which women and those identifying as women, are given an opportunity to show their work and contribute to developing the exchange of ideas around gender, and culture. Women in Art Fair aims to work with galleries and artists to show creative, inf

luential and powerful art through cultivating, promoting, and supporting the work of female artists through its educational programme supported by schools and art colleges. The fair aims engage experts, curators and collectors in public discussions that to open doors to a constructive, insightful dialogue about what it means to be a female artist, with both the gifts and challenges of expressing their creative talent. We form collaborations and partnerships with creative, inspiring and influential businesses interested in supporting this demographic. Find out more about the inaugural Women in Art Fair exhibition in October 2023 at https://www.womeninartfair.com/open-call

31/05/2026

As we greet the new month, we celebrate and send congratulations to the winners of the Rise and Repaint Professional Development Prize at Women in Art Fair 2026 ✨

Celebrating:
Sushiko Shimojo
Yeside Linney
Christy Burdock

This incredible prize offers a year of community network support and career development — creating meaningful opportunities for connection, guidance, and long-term artistic growth.

Thank you for our partnership Rise and Repaint Art, for your commitment to supporting artists beyond the walls of the fair. Programmes like this create real and lasting impact, and we know how much this support means to artists navigating their creative journeys.

So much to celebrate at WIAF this year 💫

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27/05/2026

Congratulations to the winners of the Young Masters Mentorship Award at Women in Art Fair 2026 ✨

Celebrating:
Joanna Pilarczyk
Anna Larin
Ella Shepard
Maayan Weisstub

This inspiring mentorship prize has been generously offered and selected by Cynthia Corbett Gallery in collaboration with artist Sadie Clayton — a truly supportive partnership dedicated to nurturing artists and creating long-term positive change within their careers and lives.

We are deeply grateful for the time, generosity, guidance, and belief they continue to invest in emerging and developing talent.

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22/05/2026

Congratulations to artist Judy Clarkson, winner of the Hunger Magazine Prize at Women in Art Fair 2026 ✨

As part of this extraordinary opportunity, Judy will be photographed for the front cover of Hunger Magazine — offering major visibility and profile across the wider creative industries.

We are thrilled to celebrate Judy’s powerful work and this exciting next step in her artistic journey.

Our sincere thanks to Hunger Magazine and the team for their generous support of women artists and for helping create meaningful impact that extend beyond the walls of the fair.

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21/05/2026

Congratulations to artist Jovanka Stanojevic, winner of the FAMM Prize at Women in Art Fair 2026, for her powerful work Hair ✨

The work was selected and acquired by renowned collector Christian Levett for the collection of FAMM – Museum of Women in Art, Mougins.

We are incredibly proud to celebrate this important moment and thrilled to see Jovanka’s work become part of a collection dedicated to championing women artists and their rightful place in art history.

Our sincere thanks to Christian Levett and FAMM for their generous support of women artists and for helping create meaningful visibility and opportunity through this prize.

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10/05/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our Wellness Day at the Women in Art Fair 2026! 💕
Everyone’s energy, openness, and beautiful presence made the day truly special. We hope you left feeling recharged, inspired, and connected.

Don’t miss your last chance to experience WIAF — the fair closes tomorrow, Sunday 10 May, at OXO Gallery!
See you there! ✨

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08/05/2026

Last night at the Women in Art Fair 2026 Private View ✨

A wonderful evening celebrating the vision, talent, and voices of women in the arts. From inspiring conversations to incredible artworks and meaningful connections, the energy in the room was truly special.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for such a memorable night — we’re so excited for what’s ahead 💫

📍 OXO Gallery, London, SE1 9PH
📅 7–10 May 2026

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30/04/2026

One week to go… ✨

We’re counting down to the 4th edition of Women in Art Fair — a celebration of creativity, connection, and visibility for women artists. 💫

📍 OXO Gallery, London
📅 7–10 May 2026
⏰ 11.00 – 17:30

Join us for our Open Call and Art Prize Winners, talks, and events designed to champion and elevate women in the arts.

A highlight of this year’s programme is our Creative Health & Wellbeing Day 🌿 — a restorative and thought-provoking experience exploring the connection between art, mind, and body. Expect a variety of events centred around the belief that creative health is essential, not optional.

We can’t wait to welcome you. 💛

22/04/2026

WIAF PRIZE UPDATE✨ The HUNGER Magazine Prize will award one outstanding artist a cover photoshoot, alongside editorial coverage showing their work.

This collaboration celebrates creativity, powerful voices, and the artists shaping the future of contemporary art.

Thank you to the incredible team at HUNGER Magazine for supporting women artists and amplifying their work.

Prize Presentation 7th May at 7pm

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15/04/2026

✨Explore everyday with inspiration and wonder - 1 hour workshop with Emmi Salonen ✨🌿🪷

When wonder fades, the world can feel flat — every day a repeat of the last. In this playful, uplifting session, Emmi Salonen will help you rediscover your sense of curiosity and reignite your creative spark.
In this session you’ll explore what lights you up, identify the “wonder drains” dulling your spark, and design a personal wonder ritual to carry into your week.
You’ll leave with tools to: spot where wonder already exists in your everyday life and sustain creative energy through Emmi’s Creative Ecosystem model.

Emmi Salonen is a graphic designer, creative director and educator who founded London-based Studio Emmi in 2005. Her work centres on Positive Creativity – the idea that design can connect people, foster wellbeing and support sustainable choices. She is the author and designer of The Creative Wellbeing Handbook (BIS Publishers).
Emmi developed the Creative Ecosystem model to help reduce stress and burnout. A leading advocate for creative wellbeing, she speaks internationally at academic institutions and conferences. Her insights are grounded in both experience and training, including Yale’s The Science of Well-Being course. She is a Happiness Facilitator, RSA Fellow and has contributed to the AI for Human Flourishing think tank at Harvard’s Institute for Quantitative Social Science.

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13/04/2026

11AM: Why Art? Why Creativity? ✨Panel Discussion✨

Join Professor Daisy Fancourt (UCL Psychobiology & Epidemiology), sculptor Sadie Clayton, Japanese artist & designer June Mineyama-Smithson, and Wellness Expert & WIAF Fair Director Jacqueline Harvey for a dynamic panel on creativity and mental health.

Research in neuroscience reveals that creative activity supports neuroplasticity, reduces stress hormones, strengthens emotional processing and enhances cognitive flexibility. Simply put — creativity helps your brain adapt, regulate and thrive.
In a world defined by constant digital stimulation, protecting your creative health is protecting your mental health.
This is a rare opportunity to explore the science behind art and wellbeing, understand how creativity builds resilience and nervous-system balance, and connect with a community invested in sustainable creative lives.
Rediscover why art and creativity matter now more than ever.

Book your ticket via the link in our bio!

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