CONNECTICUT WOMEN ARTISTS
PROMOTES AND SUPPORTS WOMEN ARTISTS SINCE 1929 -- NOW IN OUR 96TH YEAR
Small Works Members' Show, "The Influence of Light"
Monastery Gallery of Art, 303 Tunxis Road, West Hartford, CT
May 9 - August 31, 2025
Annual National Open Juried Exhibition
William Benton Museum of Art, UCONN, Storrs
May 27 - July 27, 2025
Opening Reception Friday, May 30, 5 - 7PM
© Diane Cadrain, Boat Meadow Creek, Pima Cotton with Paints
One of the Country's Oldest Art Organizations for Women's Art
Connecticut Women Artists, Inc. is a premier art organization that has promoted and supported professional women artists since 1929. Beginning with a small group of some of the most outstanding American women artists of that era from central Connecticut, CWA has grown to what it is today. We are a statewide organization of highly accomplished artists working in various media, including painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, assemblage, and photography.
CWA hosts numerous events during the year for members and art lovers. View the events calendar for news about exhibitions, calls for artists, and the dates of special and live stream events for members.
© Jan Veenema, At One With the Sea, Acrylic
© Day Moore, Red Fae, Oil
Celebrating the Contemporary Art of Connecticut Women
View the work of over thirty-five artists including Christine Acebo, Laura Barr, Bernadette Bellizzi, Rosemary Benivegna, Diane Cadrain, Mary Chandler, Amy Conover, Cy Cooper, Patricia Louise Corbett, Rosemary Cotnoir, Kathleen DeMeo, Linda Boisvert DeStefanis, Carol Dixon, Anne Doris-Eisner, Veronique Founier-Wynne, Nancy Greco, Sarah Grote, Lisa Helene, Rebecca L. Keller, Nancy Barry- MacBride, Crystal MacLean, Susan Rollins, and more.
Engaging the Arts Community
Opportunities to exhibit your work at respected galleries and museums, network with our community of
accomplished artists, attend special events, or utilize your skills volunteering for our organization are all part of the CWA experience. The membership application period runs from August 1 through August 31.
© Ellen Gaube, Photography