RICAMI is a series of baby-friendly embroidery workshops supporting postpartum women through creative practice and peer connection. Using textile-making as a tool for reflection and storytelling, the sessions create a calm, accessible space to explore identity, care, and mental wellbeing, offering a gentle community-based alternative…
Visit WebsiteForty four point four is a community of women artists based primarily in the Ottawa-Gatineau region of Canada who support and collaborate with each other on artistic projects and initiatives. Founded in 2019, 44.4 challenges the isolation, exclusion, and lack of recognition faced by mother/artists…
Visit WebsitePart of the Procreate Project's Mother House Studios' legacy. Artist studios and creative co-working environment with integrated care. Affordable child-friendly studios and desk spaces including a playroom, enclosed garden and children's facilitator. Inclusive and accessible pricing to lower barriers of entry for parents and carers…
Visit WebsiteMAM is a feminist movement created by mothers who are professional members of the creative industries in Ireland. We provide support and networking opportunities for MAMs through regular meetings and online conversation. We foster creative opportunities for MAMs through workshops and liaisons with theatre makers…
Visit WebsiteA.M.M.A.A. is a research project started by Dr. Ruchika Wason Singh in 2016. It is Asia’s first project that explores the intersection of feminism, motherhood, and artistic practice within the Asian context. The project addresses a significant gap in the art ecosystem: the lack of…
Visit WebsiteFermynwoods Contemporary Art is an educational charity that supports life through art by commissioning innovative and meaningful ways for artists to engage with audiences, in public spaces across Northamptonshire and online. We understand that supporting life through art extends to supporting parents and care givers…
Visit WebsiteThe collective The Glorious Mothers explores the themes of motherhood and parenthood within the visual arts. Through political, linguistic, and artistic work, the group aims to collectively give voice to the concerns of artist-mothers and those who identify as the primary caregivers of their children,…
Visit WebsiteBabe Station is an evolving art and research project exploring the relationship between making art and motherhood. It aims to support any person who identifies as a mother or has experienced childloss through exhibitions, workshops, live events, mentoring and publications.
Visit WebsiteProving that scale is no barrier to impact, Liminal Gallery is the UK’s smallest bricks-and-mortar contemporary gallery. Based in Margate, Liminal challenges the status quo with a bold and inclusive programme, platforming diverse and resonant voices from across the UK and Ireland. With a particular…
Visit WebsiteMUMS (Meet Up and Make Stuff) is a creative programme developed and delivered by artist Marie-Claire Lacey, bringing together mothers with babies under one to explore early motherhood through guided creative sessions and peer support. Delivered in Glasgow’s southside, the project creates welcoming spaces where…
Visit WebsiteBabes in Arms is a mother artist collective based in Hastings and St Leonards, founded by artists Annie Mackin and Elizabeth Power. Created by and for artist-mothers, the collective offers a supportive network for those balancing creative practice with raising young children. Through exhibitions, workshops…
Visit WebsiteThe Art Working Parents Alliance (AWP) is a UK based peer network for parents working in the arts sector. We welcome members across all disciplines, from academia to curating, commercial galleries and auction houses as well as technicians and artists. At its very core AWP…
Visit WebsiteKinfolk Families is a Glasgow-based arts organisation supporting more inclusive cultural participation by centring parents, carers and family-makers often excluded from the arts. We collaborate with artists, communities and organisations to develop care-informed creative practice through participatory projects, mentoring, consultation and training. Our research-led work…
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