Delighted to be part of this Museum show in Berlin with my art collective ‘InFems’ @infems_art collective

My new large painting ‘The Intersection’ (Oil on canvas 180x140cms) will be on show as well as ‘Where are we now’ my homage to #Gentileschi

Delighted to announce InFems summer show created by myself and Roxana Halls.

The exhibition features works across media by Infems, Adelaide Damoah | Wendy Elia | Roxana Halls | Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf | Marie-Anne Mancio

Delighted to celebrate International Women’s Day by taking part in A Woman's Place Is Everywhere, a fundraiser show in aid of the End Violence Against Women Coalition, Action Aid, Sistah Space and Southall Black Sisters.

‘We Need A God who Bleeds’ will be on show.

As one of the co-founders of InFems, I am delighted to be part of Nightclubbing: Carolina Herrera x INFEMS collection of NFTs in celebration of the strength and spirit of all women in all domains but particularly education and culture, launched on International Women’s Day 2022.

InFems art collective presents ‘No Reserve’ at Leicester Contemporary. Taking its cue from the adrenalin-fuelled atmosphere of the gallery site’s former life as an auction house, No Reserve is about not holding back, about the limitless, the performative and the theatrical, about extravagant gestures and trickster behaviour. It showcases works across media including figurative paintings, film, works on paper, and sculpture.

InFems - Intersectional Feminist Art Collective comes to Lisbon featuring Portuguese artist Rita GT and Angolan-Dutch artist Keyezua @ PADA with MOVART

InFems Art Collective presents its inaugural exhibition ‘Biting Back and Enjoying the Taste’ at PADA, an artist-led, non-profit arts organisation in Lisbon’s South Bay in collaboration with MOVART.

Solo Show - Where Are We Now

13-17th July 2021 Bermondsey London 11-6pm (closed Mondays n Sundays)

Wendy Elia In conversation Saturday at 3pm

1 NOVEMBER - 31 DECEMBER 2020 "NOT ONLY CAN WOMEN PAINT BUT..."

For the first time outside of London, this exhibition brings together key works in Elia’s catalogue that give a sense of the personal and professional journey the artist has undertaken. Key works such as ‘Maxine Spinning’ and ‘The Visit’ series will be on show. Curated by Deanne Tremlett, who has worked with Elia three times before, and in a new and exciting space for Dorset this show promises to both stun and stymie.

Figure This! Exhibition of contemporary figuration showcases a selection of international artists who demonstrate powerful and diverse engagement with both their materials and the universal appeal of the human figure.

'Carmen and Luisa' at the RWA (Royal West of England Academy) Summer Exhibition 2019

Sunday 29th September - Sunday 1st December 2019

Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday 10am-5.30pm, Sunday 11am-5pm. Closed on Mondays.

Address: RWA (Royal West of England Academy) Queens Rd, Bristol BS8 1PX

'Made In Britain' at the SWA (Society of Women Artists) - 158th Annual Exhibition. HRH Princess Michael of Kent will be opening the exhibition and presenting awards, for one week only and then 'Figure this!' at Thames-Side Studios Gallery until December.

'A Dance to The music of Time II' will be at the new City Lit Art Gallery, 100 Portraits City Lit Centenary Exhibition. The new gallery will opened by Sadiq Khan.

Monday 16th September - Sunday 15th December 2019

Monday to Friday 09:00-21:30 Saturday 09:00-17:00 Sunday 09:00-17:00

Address: City Lit, 1-10 Keeley St, Holborn, London, WC2B 4BA

Wendy is delighted to have been selected for the Ruth Borchard Prize Exhibition 2019

Exhibition opens 24th May until the end of September 2019

Opening times: Monday - Sunday 9am -8pm. Please check website for times of restricted access.

Address: Piano Nobile Kings Place, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG

'Just Saying!' Solo Show @ Someth1ng London

15th May - 1st June / Meet the Artist Friday 17th May, 5 - 8pm

Rebecca Hinde at Someth1ng Gallery has chosen a set of paintings from Wendy Elia’s prolific ‘series’ of works, exploring female power, gender identity, ‘femininity’, mixed ethnicities and the state of ‘Britannia’ now. This ‘female gaze’ destabilises and confronts your voyeurism as the protagonists stare right back at you. Showing for he first time in London is the large painting 'Made In Britain' which as well as being a very personal painting of friends and family is also a work about immigration.

This exhibition marks the presentation of Wendy Elia’s major new figurative painting, A Dance to the Music of Time II. For the first time, her original A Dance to the Music of Time I (1990), will be seen with its pendant, A Dance to the Music of Time II, which revisits its protagonists almost 30 years later. Both works depict siblings Alexi and Madeleine, Elia’s children, engaged in introspective acts of movement and music-making in tilting rooms with dream-like vistas.