Bio

Emerging artist Megan Little works with paper, wire and light to sculpt forms that delight the eye and invite curiosity.

Currently a student of theology at McMaster Divinity College in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, her recent sculptural work delves into themes of intimacy with God and spiritual growth.

Megan has lived on two continents and spent considerable time in Tennessee and Western New York and the themes of travel and place also feature in her art.

While living in Nashville, TN, she served as President and sat on the board of the non-profit print studio Platetone, Printmaking, Book and Paper Arts. She taught numerous workshops at libraries, schools, and events with the non-profit Turnip Green Creative Reuse and also taught printmaking workshops for adults and children in the Nashville, TN area.

Solo Exhibitions

2017  Afloat and Gleaming, Green Gallery

2017  Travel Watercolors and Monoprints, Patricia Gordon Memorial Gallery

2016  August Exhibit, Patricia Gordon Memorial Gallery

Selected Group Exhibitions

2019  Treat lightly, Eucharist Church

2018  Fur & Feathers, Shells and Scales, Patricia Gordon Memorial Gallery

2017  This, That, and Another Thing: Platetone at Belmont, Gallery 121

2016  Pop-Up Exhibition, Picture This Creative Framing and Gallery

2016  Many Hands Make Light Work, Blend Studio

2015  Our Journey, 40AU Gallery

2015  Platetone Exhibition, Green Hills Library

2014  Flying Solo, Nashville Airport

2014  Past, Present and Future: Platetone 10th Anniversary Exhibition, Harpeth Hall Gallery

2013   Alumni Exhibit, Ortlip Gallery