About The Exhibit

The She's a Piece of Work Exhibit is an exhibition of art hosted by the Intentional Creativity® Museum showcasing the artwork of students in MUSEA's Legend Course and Color of Woman Intentional Creativity® Certification Training across all years going back to 2008.

MUSEA Intentional Creativity® Museum presents to you this exhibition to honor and celebrate the final year that Curate Shiloh Sophia will lead both of these offerings, as well as to celebrate the artists who have participated in them throughout the years.

It is a bittersweet time... In 2008, Curate Shiloh Sophia held her first Legend Course. Fifteen years ago she opened the doors to the first Color of Woman training. This year - 2025 - marks the completion of that cycle. Shiloh Sophia is leading Legend and Color of Woman for the last time...

This Exhibit will showcase the favorite artwork from the women artists who have participated in these offerings throughout the years, from when it all first began until now - just before the opening of Color of Woman 2025 (which begins on June 21st). We invite you to be a part of this historic event.

It will be epic!

Over 500 women have taken the Legend Course and more than 700 women have participated in Color of Woman training over the years. Many have taken the Legend course multiple times - it is just that potent - and it has been offered every year since its inception. We want to celebrate these women, their art, and the beautiful offerings we know as Legend and Color of Woman. Enjoy the exhibit!

Thank you for witnessing the exhibit.
We invite you to send your comments and reflections to us at support@imusea.org!

Special thanks to:

Shiloh Sophia for her dedication to ensuring that all women artists are seen and recognized.

The Sacred ECHOES of the Well Sisterhood for their sisterhood, genuine love at the center of all they do, and dedication to this community.

Exhibit Page Design and Concept

Naa Kwarley Amissah, ICF Executive Director and Curatorial Director

Exhibit Virtual Presentation

Naa Kwarley Amissah, Lead Exhibit Technologist and Designer

Promotion and Communications

Naa Kwarley Amissah, Isabelle Stark, and Melissa Halbert

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The Intentional Creativity® Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We are a self-funded Foundation, which means that your donations and our Museum Membership is what allows the Foundation to host Museum Exhibits, steward the MUSEA Museum + permanent collection, employ women - all graduates of MUSEA's certification programs - to run the day-to-day business of the ICF, offer grants to artists to assist them in creating and sharing Intentional Creativity workshops, offer Arts Activism events and programming, along with other programming and more. Without you, none of this would be possible. Thank you for your generosity and support!

If you enjoyed this Exhibit, please consider making a donation so that we can continue to bring underrepresented art and artists to the forefront. Thank you.

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