Prix « Women United » des arts 2026

The Women United ART PRIZE 2026 is a global competition organized by Women United Art Movement, aimed at recognizing and elevating the work of women-identifying visual artists. The prize offers a cash award of USD 500 for the first place in each of the three categories—Painting & Drawing, Photography & Printmaking, and Collage & Fiber Art—alongside a suite of non‑monetary benefits such as exclusive interviews, virtual solo exhibitions, digital magazine features, and access to a network of art resources. Entries are accepted in three distinct categories, with artists encouraged to choose the one that best represents their practice. The competition is open to all women-identifying artists regardless of age, nationality, or career stage, and accepts works in a wide range of media including oil, acrylic, photography, collage, and fiber arts. Submission requires a portfolio of up to five artworks, a bio, statement, and contact details, and is subject to a tiered entry fee that varies by the number of artworks and submission phase. The final deadline for entries is 30 November 2026, with earlier deadlines for early‑bird and last‑minute phases. The prize is supported by a network of partners and offers a platform for visibility, professional development, and community engagement.

Virtual solo exhibit & 3D gallery tour, Women United Artist Directory profile, Free entries to Women United Art Movement 2027 opportunities, Social media features, Community engagement, Lifetime digital subscription to Women United Art Magazine, Ticket to Directory Artists Online Networking Event, Artist tools, 12-month subscription to Smartist App, The Stackhouse art printing services gift card, Professional artist brochure/portfolio design by Mona Lerch, Education 50% discount to 2027 workshops, programs & virtual retreats, Artist resource premium bundle, Email marketing bundle, Mastering art opportunities class

Women United ART PRIZE is open to all women-identifying artists worldwide, regardless of their education, age, sexual orientation, race, career stage, location.