Ceres Gallery is pleased to present a timely exhibition addressing the issues faced by women in this present, noxious, political moment.

Susan Grabel is a New York sculptor, feminist and social activist who explores the human dimension of social issues in her figurative sculptures in handmade cast paper, clay and mixed media, and her prints, collages and sculpture. WAI had the pleasure of speaking with her about her inspirations, pieces, and most recently, exhibitions that tie together women’s advocacy and art.

Image: Susan Grabel, Confluence [DF-CFL109], 2016

Virginia Mallon is an artist who creates paintings photographs, and mixed media whose works address the issues of sexual assault and gender-based violence. In this conversation with WAI, Virginia shares insights into her artistic process, the personal experiences that shaped her work, and her belief in the power of art to drive change.

(AP Photo/Brian Ingaga)

July 29, 2024 · Emily Leavey · Article

Content Warning: This article will discuss the potentially triggering topics of murder, domestic abuse, sexual abuse, gender-based violence, female genital mutilation, overkilling, and sexism. Please take this note as a warning that this paper will contain sensitive material.

Our inaugural A Global Voice story comes from an interview with a 48-year-old woman born and raised in Itaguí, Colombia.

In this interview, “L” shares her story as a survivor of sex trafficking.

WAI is proud to announce Share Your Story: A Global Voice, an initiative founded by Valentina Mejia with the desire to represent the multicultural voices of survivors.