Wren in Art, by Rebecca Korth, is a hyper-realistic painting of a wren perched atop a vintage camera. The camera is flanked by wren sculptures. All of this is sitting on top of a stack of Birds in Art exhibition catalogs.

4th Annual WINGS, International Juried Art Exhibition

Wren in Art , by Rebecca Korth Congratulations to all the artists of 4th Annual WINGS ! We have some incredible artwork for you to enjoy....

Roseate Spoonbill, by Matt Patterson, is a realistic acrylic painting of a vibrant pink spoonbill bird with wings spread while balancing on tree branches. This image won Best of Show.

4th Annual Wild Art Open, International Juried Art Exhibition

Roseate Spoonbill , by Matt Patterson Congratulations to all the artists of 4th Annual Wild Art Open ! Artists did not hold anything...

Joyride, by Britney Gibson, a happy drawing of a dog taking int he world from a car window. Stippling drawing in grayscale.

HOWL. The Art of Dogs 2025, International Juried Art Exhibition

Joyride , by Britney Gibson Congratulations to all the artists of " HOWL. The Art of Dogs 2025!" We are excited to share this collection...

Call for Art / Open Competitions

ROAR, the Art of Cats 2025, International Art Competition

Deadline for Entries: November 20, 2025 Art by Jeremy Pappa Submit your art and photography that features cats. ROAR is about everything feline. Enter artwork of wild cats, stray cats, and/or pet cats. For this exhibition, we want to show artwork that fully embodies what it is to be a cat. Cats of all shapes, sizes, and feline species are welcome. They can roar, purr, play, prowl, nap, or simply be the epitome of Cat. All cat species are welcome. Cats do not need to be lite

Exhibition Schedule 2026

Wildlife Art and Animal Art Virtual Exhibition Schedule for 2026 Below is Wild Heart Gallery's list of virtual art shows planned for...

WINGS 2025, International Art Competition

Submit your animal-themed art and photography that has to do with wings or flight. All animals that are capable of flight are welcome. All animals that have wings are welcome, even if they can't fly. Wild, domesticated, feral, rural animals having to do with flight, flying, and/or wings are all welcome!