RESUME
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS:
2011 Alumni Exhibition, Highsmith Gallery, Asheville NC
2011 Solo Exhibition. Sentir, Theater Art Galleries, High Point, NC.
2010 Solo Exhibition. The Subject of Being, William King Museum, Abingdon, VA.
2009 Visions, Local Project, Long Island City, NY.
2009 Figuratively Speaking, Cabarrus Arts Council, Concord, NC.
2009 Solo Exhibition. Fabric Veils, Pisgah Brewing Company, Black Mountain, NC.
2009 Lineage, Pochron Studios, Brooklyn.
2009 Solo Exhibition. Fabric Veils, Tucker Cooke Gallery, Asheville , NC.
2009 On the Verge, Asheville Area Arts Council, Asheville, NC.
2009 Can't Not, Pochron Studios, Brooklyn.
2009 Student Juried Show, Tucker Cooke Gallery, Asheville, NC. Juror Peregrine
Honig.
2009 Art Front Invitational, Highsmith Gallery, Asheville, NC.
2008 Inevitable Failure: The Impossibility of Desire, Pochron Studios, Brooklyn.
2008 Renovation, Behr-Thyssen Ltd, Manhattan.
2007 Disaster Convergence, Pochron Studios, Brooklyn.
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EDUCATION:
2006.2009 University of North Carolina at Asheville. Painting, BFA.
2001.2003 Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY. Painting, BFA Candidate.
2000 Interlaken School of Art, Stockbridge, MA.
SELECTED AWARDS:
2010 Regional Artist Project Grant to Artists, North Carolina Arts Council
2010 Doris P. Deal fellowship Fund for Emerging Visual Artists, Theatre Art
Galleries, High Point, NC
2009 Undergraduate Research Grant, University of North Carolina at Asheville.
2008 New S. Tucker Cooke Scholarship, UNCA.
SELECED BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Leila Cartier, The Subject of Being, N.p., The United Company Contemporary Regional Gallery, 2010.
"On the Verge: 10 of the Best Emerging Artists in WNC", WNC Magazine, (May 2009) 63-81.
Van Deusen, Megan, Fabric Veils: The Art of Concealing and Creating Identity, UNC Asheville Journal of Undergraduate Research, Big South Undergraduate Research Journal.
Artist Bio
Born in 1983, Megan Van Deusen showed an early affinity for art. During the numerous moves throughout New England she experienced as a child, art provided comfort and continuous friendship. The passion for art remained with Megan once her family settled in the countryside of Connecticut. There she was blessed with teachers that both exposed her to the greater art world and facilitated her technical advancement. It was at this time that she became exposed to her early artistic influences, including Mark Rothko, Clyfford Still, and Henri Matisse.
In 2001 Megan left Connecticut to attend Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where her art education continued. However, due to dissatisfaction with her education, Megan left Pratt in 2003. During her departure from the educational world she did extensive traveling throughout the East Coast. She is now located in Atlanta, GA.
Megan is a recent graduate of the University of North Carolina at Asheville, having earned her Bachelors of Fine Arts degree in the summer of 2009. Her work has been and continues to be included in exhibitions with the Blood Dumpster Art Collective in New York City. She has also shown extensively in her area, including a shows at The William King Regional Art Center, The Cabarrus Arts Council, and Theater Art Galleries. Additionally, Megan has been accepted to the graduate program at Georgia State University where she will be earning her Master of Fine Arts.
NEWS
FORM: artistic independence 2011
An annual publication from We Design Atlanta has selected works by Megan Van Deusen for this year's publication.
There will be a book release party, Saturday, December 17 at the MINT starting at 8pm.
For more information on We Design please visit their website.
For more information on the Release Party please visit the facebook event page.
Megan Van Deusen featured on UNCA's website. Read article at http://www.unca.edu/features/alumna-megan-van-deusen-artist-verge