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About Every Woman Biennial

What was once called The Whitney Houston Biennial, now the Every Woman Biennial, debuted in 2014 with 86 artists as a single-day event, and grew to a two-week event featuring 195 artists in 2017. In 2019 we expanded to include Los Angeles. Our two-city, 2019 exhibition included a week-long film festival and additional exhibition programming. In 2021, our NYC biennial went digital and we produced the first all-female/nonbinary in-gallery NFT art show with over 400 artists in collaboration with Super Chief NFT Gallery in NYC. We also jumped the pond and took our signature salon-style event to London. The EWB is a salon-style art exhibition, including live performances, poetry readings, and a film festival. We estimate over 10K physical visitors to the exhibitions in New York City. Through press and web impressions our exhibition reaches over +20 million viewers. The EWB is an opportunity for artists to cross-pollinate across a wide variety of mediums, generations, as well as racial and ethnic backgrounds. The EWB is committed to creating not only an exhibition but a new consciousness in the world of art that favors encouragement, connection, inspiration, and groundbreaking ideas.

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