Meg Peterson is a Chicago-born, London-based artist, curator, project director and educator whose work has taken her around the globe to use art as a means of sharing ideas, connecting people and improving communities through projects, programmes, workshops and exhibitions she designs and implements.
Her personal artwork consists mainly around portraiture, as a means of documentation and celebrating people from all walks of life. In her work as a Curator and Artistic Director, she is interested in how art can be a means of not only beautification in the public realm but also as a way to improve opportunities for local people to build skills, come together and improve the economic and social value of their neighbourhood from the inside out.
Her personal artwork consists mainly around portraiture, as a means of documentation and celebrating people from all walks of life. In her work as a Curator and Artistic Director, she is interested in how art can be a means of not only beautification in the public realm but also as a way to improve opportunities for local people to build skills, come together and improve the economic and social value of their neighbourhood from the inside out.
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