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“Europa – The Woman” is an on-going international art project involving artists and authors reflecting on feminine conceptions in a European context. Artists from across Europe are providing works in a variety of media. Participating artists currently include in Jean-Marie Biwer (Luxembourg), Tim Davies (Germany), Juliana Do (Bulgaria), Ewa Gargulinska (Poland), Juliette Goddard (UK), Solidea Guerra (Croatia), Marcelle Hanselaar and Mirjam Visker (Netherlands), Cornelia Krafft (Austria), Christine Robion (France), Mikkel Urup (Denmark), Victor Agius (Malta), Cristian Iotti (Italy) and André Wilhelm (Switzerland), the list is growing. The concept and inception is by crative producer Wilfried Rimensberger.

Supported by CESPA and Oxford University, the project, was launched in 2010 with an exhibition at New College’s Long Room Gallery. In 2011 “Europa – The Woman” had its second exhibition at the 12 Star Gallery, Europe House, in London’s Smith Square. There are plans for further exhibitions across Europe. A book depicting the artworks, contributing artists’ bios and subject related essays, written by academics and relevant authors, is now being put together and a documentary filmed. With various further strands, “Europa – The Woman” is envisaged to become a creative platform and conduit for communicating the inspiring role woman play in a European context.

Organisations and individuals who want to support this project and a wider access of children and young people to the highly successful European Baccalaureate (EB) teaching in the UK, as pioneered by the European School Culham, can sponsor “Europa – The Woman” art works. In return the sponsors benefit from a continuous association with the project and access to artworks for exhibition.Special print editions are also sold for the Culham European School project. Further information can be found on the news page of www.europathewoman.org/news, www.esculham.org or requested by sending an email to info@europathewoman.org. There is also a facebook fan page.

"Europa – The Woman” thanks all the artists and for support by CESPA, Oxford University New College, ETEE, artstart Amsterdam, Malta Tourism Authority, the Austrian Cultural Institute (ACI), Estorick Collection, Marlborough Gallery and cultural sections of the following embassies: The Netherlands, Poland and France. Please also visit our facebook fanpage or news blog.