Feminism 250: Woman Made America

Feminism 250: Woman Made America
U.S. National Deadline: June 27, 2026

Woman Made Gallery invites women and non‑binary artists to submit work for this exhibition, which reflects on the 250‑year history of feminist thought and action in the United States. The show runs from August 29 to September 26, 2026 and will be held at 1332 S. Halsted St., Chicago, IL 60607.

Themes & Areas of Inquiry

Histories of erasure and the ongoing struggle for visibility and recognition

Reclamation of authorship, narrative power, and cultural agency

Feminist activism across time, including movements, collectives, and community organizing

Intersectional experiences of gender, race, class, sexuality, disability, and migration

Art as a site of resistance, critique, or social transformation

Reimagining identity, belonging, and community through feminist perspectives

Honoring overlooked figures and amplifying marginalized histories

Personal narratives that illuminate broader struggles for justice, equity, and representation

Creative responses to the current political moment, including the challenges, threats, and opportunities shaping feminist work today

Eligibility
Submissions are open to women and non‑binary artists at all career stages, working in any medium. Artists whose work engages with feminist histories, contemporary issues, or future‑oriented feminist visions are especially encouraged to apply. All work must be original, created by the artist, and produced without the primary use of AI image‑generation tools.

Collaborative works are accepted provided all collaborating artists meet these eligibility criteria and are properly credited.

Sales
Accepted works may be listed for sale or may be designated Not for Sale (NFS). Woman Made Gallery will retain a 40% commission on sold works.

About
Woman Made Gallery is a tax‑exempt, not‑for‑profit organization founded in 1992 that cultivates, promotes, and supports female‑identified artists through exhibitions, professional development opportunities, and public programs. The gallery welcomes the participation of people of all gender expressions and orientations as artists, program participants, members, and supporters.

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