Art Competition

Amplify your voice. Share your story.

Endometriosis affects 1 in 7* Australian women*, affecting countless lives – yours, your loved ones, or someone you may know. This often invisible chronic condition can leave people feeling isolated, misunderstood, and unseen.

Now is your chance to put the ME in endoMEtriosis and share your unique story, your voice, and your perspective. Through the power of art, we can highlight the real lived experiences, connect with others and build a stronger community to advocate for those living with endometriosis.

The endoMEtriosis Art Competition is returning for 2026 and you're invited to express your journey through creative expression. Whether you’re living with endometriosis, supporting someone who is, or impacted by it in any way, your voice matters. Your story matters.

More information coming soon!

The endoMEtriosis Art Competition is officially returning in 2026!

If endometriosis has affected your life, we encourage you to share your story through art. All skill levels are welcome – whether you're a seasoned artist, or picking up a brush for the first time, we want to see your story.

Get ready to participate:

  • Create one piece of art that captures your experience with endometriosis. Be it the indescribable pain you can’t put into words, the triumphs, or anything in between. Let your creativity flow in whatever way feels true to you.

  • Tell us the story behind your art with a short audio or video narrative.

Accepted art forms include:

Paintings, drawings, photography, digital art, poetry and sculptures. Entries should not exceed 100cm x 100cm in size.

Key Dates

More details coming soon!

endoMEtriosis Art Competition is presented by

Quendo Logo

Sponsored by

and their partners:

VML Logo

For more information on endometriosis, support, and resources, visit QENDO.org.au

If you have any questions about the competition, feel free to reach out to Kristy Penrose - penrosek@gedeonrichter.com

Together, we can put the ME in endoMEtriosis, amplify the voices of those impacted, and spark real change.