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National Association of Women Artists – Florida Chapter 2nd Annual Member Exhibition

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NAWA – FL Chapter 2nd Annual Member Exhibition

March 24 – April 17, 2026

Opening Reception, Thursday March 26, 5:00-7:00

The National Association of Women Artists (NAWA), the first women’s fine art organization in the country, is a vibrant community of professional women artists that strives to support its members and women artists at large through exhibitions, programs and education. The history of NAWA is a testament to the strength and resilience of a group of strong women who would not accept being shut out of the art salons, galleries and art exhibitions open to male artists during the 19th century. In 1889 their founding of the organization that subsequently became the National Association of Women Artists, Inc. proves that, despite adversity and discrimination – which many feel extends to this day – women are an integral and valuable part of the arts community. NAWA members represent all areas of the visual arts including painting, sculpture, photography, print-making, encaustic, video art, installations and mixed media.

The Florida Chapter carries out the mission of the NAWA, Inc., in Florida. The Chapter has an active program of regional exhibitions, seminars, and other educational activities, as well as sponsoring annual scholarships for talented and needy art students. Most of the Chapter’s activities occur during the seasonal period between November and May, with occasional exhibitions outside of this period.

Juror Statement:

It is a pleasure and an honor to jury the NAWAFL, The Florida Chapter of the National Association of Women Artists show. The first women’s Fine Art organization in the country, founded in 1889.
The number and high quality of the entries is truly impressive. It demonstrates the vitality and diversity of women’s voices in contemporary art and how far we have traveled. In selecting the works, I apply criteria that are timeless, such as technical skills, composition/color choices, originality, professional presentation… In addition, I want to know what concept was used to create this piece.
And also very importantly, does this work draw me in? stirs emotions? Stand above the rest?
In the end, the choices are always difficult as so many entries are of high quality and would deserve their own awards. I want to take this moment to thank all the participants, well done!

Joan Peters, March 21, 2026

Joan Peters Gallery, Village Of The Arts, Bradenton FL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

# First Last Title Medium  Price
1 Lisa  Absher Tides Of Change Oil  $     750
2 Michaelann  Bellerjeau Hot Days: Pool 3 Oil  $  2,100
3 Kimberly  Beltrame Kiters Comin’ In Mixed Media  $  2,400
4 Judith  Carlin Do You See Me??? Acrylic  $  1,500
5 Janice  Carragher Charles We Bring The Fire Mixed Media  $  1,900
6 Kathy  Coakley Palms & Poincianas Oil  $     700
7 Joanna  Coke Memories Of Future Past Acrylic  $  3,100
8 Neva  Delihas Setlow Raspberry Sunset Acrylic  $  2,200
9 Cheryl  Eggleston Lost Without A Compass Oil  $     800
10 Rosemary  Fineberg Dispatch Your Light Mixed Media  $  1,080
11 Susan  Hess Urban Nest Encaustic/Mixed Media  $     650
12 Leslie  Jeffery Crazy ‘Bout You Acrylic  $  2,300
13 Judy  Kirtley The Survivor Oil  $  2,700
14 Susan  Klem R U Ready Oil  $     750
15 Christine  Knize Black Orchid Oil  $20,000
16 Sheryl  Levine An Abundance Of Plastic No. 10 Collagraph  $  1,400
17 Jacqueline  Lorieo Hiding Ceramic & Wood  $     825
18 Jane  McIntyre Lady In White Watercolor  $  1,400
19 Francine  Michel Wax Myrtle Trail Encaustic Mixed  $     295
20 Roberta  Millman Ide Separation Mixed Media  $  7,200
21 Janet  Mishner Moonlight Acrylic  $  1,900
22 Maidy  Morhous Passing Through Acrylic  $     850
23 Catherine  Picard-Gibbs Remnant Of A Pier Oil  $  2,800
24 Patricia  Richards A Visitor To The Water Lilies Oil  $  1,200
25 Anabel  Rub Peicher Union Fiberglass & Resin On Black Marble  $  3,000
26 Sally  Schaedler Veils Of Mermony Acrylic  $  1,450
27 Penny  Seldin Paradise Lost 1 Acrylic  $  2,000
28 Joan  Sonnenberg Playground Of Artistry Multicolored Intaglio Exching  $  4,500
29 M. Kathleen  Warren Yearning Encaustic/Mixed Media  $     850
30 Gina  White The Great Dance Encaustic  $  4,200
31 Amalia Brujis Walkers In Sepia Acrylic  $  1,800
32 Jenipher Chandley The Lonely Lover Charcoal On Wood  $  1,000
33 Muffy Clark Gill Rice Dreams Collaged Papers & Fiber  $  3,500
34 Denise Cormier Mahoney Collaged Heliconia Psittacorum Mixed Media  $  3,000
35 Carin Doben Again II Oil & Cold Wax  $     800
36 Tara Funk Grim Passion Prevails Acrylic  $  4,700
37 Randy Globus Tinderbox Watercolor  $  3,500
38 Nancy Hagood Evoke Encaustic/Mixed Media  $     650
39 Debora Kielty Haley Piper Oil  $  2,900
40 Jane Lawton Baldridge Awash Acrylic  $  6,850
41 Annette Margulies Sound Of The Sea 1 Acrylic  $  2,400
42 Doreen McGunagle Tranquility’s Path Through Swamp’s Embrace Photography On Acrylic  $  4,500
43 Nadine Meyers Saitlin Star Light Star Bright Acrylic  $  1,800
44 Jo-Ann Sanborn A Change In The Weather Acrylic  $  2,400
45 Beth Scher Rose In Bloom Acrylic  $     500
46 Barbara Stubbs Riverwalk Mixed Media  $     800
47 Reen Troy Sun Kissed Mixed Media  $  1,280
48 Betty Usdan-Zwickler Rhythm & Blues Collage-Water Media & Ink  $  1,900
49 Vivian Weinstein Brisman A New Dawn Oil  $  4,500

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