Inspired by and devoted to its materials, this exhibition is featuring works by 50 artists utilizing either clay or fiber or a combination of these two mediums in their art. Far from homogeneous, the wide selection of works showcases the diverse strategies for employing clay and/or fiber in the creation of traditional, functional and conceptual approaches.

Concepts of place evoke powerful emotions. Place can be sacred, personal, universal, and culturally significant. Artist Mary K. Connelly connects with concepts of space in intimate small-scale paintings, on view at Woman Made Gallery, through March 31, 2008.

Woman Made Gallery is proud to introduce Shelly Jyoti, a contemporary artist from Baroda, India who also delves in traditional decorative art forms. She is an international exhibiting artist and her interdisciplinary work in garment design, painting and poetry writing has appeared in solo and group exhibitions within India, Singapore and North America.

Bold, provocative and sublime, the works of contemporary female artists are charting new territories and breaking established grounds. Woman Made Gallery is pleased to announce its 11th International Art Open. Each year, in celebration of Women's History Month, Woman Made Gallery invites submissions from women artists worldwide.

Woman Made Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of The Commercial Woman, a group exhibition juried by Colette Gaiter. How is the female body portrayed in advertising? In what ways is women’s work made a part of and separated from the commercial realm?

Ceramics by Lisa Harris, stained glass by Velga Malek, jewelry by Kristen Holub, masks by Joyce Owens, wool purses by Laura Kochevar, painted boxes by Karen Rechtschaffen, paintings and dolls by Tatiana Revskaya and home-Tatiana Revskaya grown lavender in sachets and jars by Roberta Reb Allen are just a few of the Untitled I hundreds of unique wares on sale from November 23 to December 23, 2007 at oil on canvas Woman Made Gallery’s Annual Holiday Bazaar.

Woman Made Gallery announces the opening of "In Praise of Physical Labor," a group exhibition juried by Ursula Kammer-Fox. Artwork by artists from across the United States and Canada will be featured in the show. The exhibition offers diverse responses to the idea of physical labor, including representations of urban, rural and domestic workers.

Woman Made Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of "Ode to Tools," a solo exhibition featuring the work of Ursula Kammer-Fox.

Woman Made Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Women in Dangerous Professions: Work by Peggy Lipschutz. Lipschutz presents portraits of women who inspire her such as Amelia Earhart and Shirley Chisholm, the first African-American woman elected to the U.S. Congress.

Women artists are often absent or only represented sparingly at museums and art galleries that specialize in modern art. The tenants of modernism encourage artists to explore concepts of line, color and form.

Woman Made Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Ginny Krueger's solo exhibition, “Gathering.”

Woman Made Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Recent Paintings by Julie Karabenick, a Michigan-based abstract painter who has been exhibiting for almost twenty years.