The world is water. It shapes our continents, fills our bodies, and echoes through our memories. Before we even realize it, water has already written itself into our lives. A childhood by the shore. The hush of rain against a window. The trembling surface of a river at dusk.
From February 26 to April 26, 2026, Exhibizone invites you to step into Water World 2026, the annual juried Smart International Online Group Art Exhibition dedicated to exploring the presence, power, and poetry of water in art.
Across cultures and across time, water has carried more than rivers and tides. It has carried stories. It has carried migrations, rituals, reflections, and revolutions. It has witnessed civilizations rise along its edges and memories unfold beside its currents.
In this exhibition, artists from around the world turn toward water not only as landscape, but as language. Some works are quiet and contemplative, holding the stillness of a lake at dawn. Others surge with energy, echoing storms, tides, and the restless pulse of the sea. In many pieces, water becomes emotion itself — fluid, shifting, impossible to contain.
As you move through the exhibition you may begin to sense that these works do more than depict water. They ask you to feel it.
To remember your own shoreline.
To reconsider the fragility of what sustains us.
To see beauty not only in reflection, but in responsibility.
Water heals. Water erodes. Water connects. Water divides.
It is both comfort and force. Both survival and mystery.
Water World 2026 becomes a meeting place for these dualities — where art reveals not only what water looks like, but what it means.
And your presence completes that meaning.
We warmly invite you to rate the artworks that resonate with you and to share your reflections in the comments. Your engagement creates ripples across this global dialogue. When you respond, the exhibition deepens. When you reflect, the conversation expands.
For two months, this is a space where water flows through imagination and across borders.
Step in. Pause. Look closely. And allow the current of art to carry you somewhere unexpected.
View full list of participant artists here:
Kari Sabrie, Rick Lundsten, Christine Douglass, Lana Fultz, Debra Edgerton, Heather Fontaine, Doug Keith, Beverly Chick, Lisa Forman, Lori Goldberg, Bev Haring, Ann Parker, Gretchen Pravaz, Irene Sheytman, Patricia Taylor, Terry Thompson, Jingshuo Yang, Phyllis Miller, Cher Pruys, Wendy Burr, Donny P, Debbie Tracey, Gregory D. Brown, Carol Rusaw, Jay Tamlin, Sylvia Sylos, ILIA, Lynda Boardman, Marie Krajan, Nives Massey, William Sterchak, Meaghan Troup, Richard Heley, Parrish Dobson, Eric Brewer, Jonna Marsh, Nira Chorev, VerLan, Ray Zovar, Jodie Fink, Laura Friesel, Maria Votek, Rene Crystal, A.N. Kitsune, Joanna Szuba, Bob Koch, Sara Engle, Victor Fernandes, Shari Askow, Kamila Blessing, Laura Kessler, Mindjobmusic, Timothy Hutchinson, Julie Fountain, Kym Dalgo, Christopher Webster, James Simpson, Joanne DAmbrosio, Veda Kagabo, Joseph Saadeh, Randa Lake, Daniel De Faveri, Sheryl Lee, Frank Barreca, Ray Krivanek, Kitt Ballenger, Thomas Arenberg, Dan Terry, Lusa, Aleksandra Chernaia, Kim Faussett, Barry Guthertz, Orsolya Illes, Poung Young Kwak, Philip Wachsler, LIBWA, Wenyu Zheng, Amber Baggette, Karen Kallins, Leslie Jacobs, Paul Gilbertson, Alessandra Donovan, Michael Graham, Joanna Levesley, Shelley Skoropinski Supple, Anastasia Zakharova, Eileen Kane, Janie Ronchelli, Carol Schmauder, Amanda McDaniels, Alex Burr, Leslie Bender, Oksana Kovneva, Ric MacDowell, Cheryl Kessler, drewvy, Helen Shipman, Juliette McCullough, Svetlana Hall, Julie Kelly, Stephanie Navon Jacobson, Thomas Baillieul, Cindy Cowley, Stephen Li, Nadiya Jinnah, Valerie Kalmenson, Alisa Letsius, Kateryna Lastovetska, Teresa Spellman Gamble, celeste friesen, Jackie Pias Carlin, Sabine Thornau, Marie-Line Clippe, Joel Shapses, Joan Sharron, Tom Kostes, Craig Thompson, Andrea Tisovec, Yannick Garreau, Hal Gage, Steve Mason, David Watt, Casey Hanson, LightExpressionist, Jessica Orfe, Leslie Yamada, Jon Barlow HUDSON, Greg Brown, Roman Nogin, Amanda Zirzow, Kristina Mekdeci, Megan Moore, Wayka Galarza-Rodriguez, Antonia Glynne Jones, Heidi McKenzie, Walter Rossi, Len Swec, Michale Glennon, Sereda Olena, Heidi Adler, Vicki Affatati, Anne Alden, Indyah Bailey, Tomas Bajorunas, Camille Baldassar, Dustin Batson, Krijnie Beyen, Liz Blackwell, Lisa Blidar, Sandra Bloodworth, Charly Brewer, Jim and Janet Buti, Emma Byun, Kate Campbell, Kari Caplin, Angelique Chacon, Daisy Chen, Susan Clinthorne, Leora Cooper, Allison Cruse, Susan Cunningham, Ben Dale, Lana Dang, Ernesto Brett Dennison, Michael Dupille, John Edmond Towns, Ruth Egnater, Dawn Leigh Evinger, Phyllis Ewen, Russell Fennick, Holley Flagg, Norman Gabitzsch, Charlotte Gould, Caroline Guilbert, Tamerie Halliday, Shelly Hanan, Eric Hoddes, Claudia Interrante, Amy Ione, Priscilla Jones, Stuart King, Celine Krempp, Safigul Kurtyigit, Aaron Lade, Anna Clara Lago, Carol Levy, Peter Wach, Susan MacEwen, Tamara Magdalina, Jeff McCalmon, Martha McLeod, Barbara Meier, Curt Meltzer, Brigitte B Burckhardt, Ania Modzelewski, Ayrasipas Montoya, Rosella Mosteller, Steven Myers, Jessica Nash, Liza Olinde, Daniel Oliver, Isabel Palmer, Jenny Kae Parks, Michael Pool, Vince Quevedo, Frankie, Barbara Reed, Martha Renard, Helena G Rice, LULU, Gail Rodney, Josef-Peter Römer, Euladora Rose, Amy Rubinger, Laurie Sanchez, Scott Sanders, Joseph Saunders, Damaris Seda, Ted Shaine, Mark Sharfman, Tosya Shore, Ania Skrobonja Bijol, Katherine Smith, Robert Snyder, Conor Stahl, Suzzanne Stangel, Lisa Starnes, Megan Stueber, Colleen Taylor, Su-Chow Tannuzzo, Grazyna Tarkowska, Elaina Terry, Veronica Timasheva, Jude Tolley, Nancy Trottner, Daina Valiulis, JP Walker, Ed Whitmore, Robert Willits, Daniel Wooddell, Ricky Workman, David Gallegos, Barron Postmus
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