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ABOUT

Meg Zany, revered as "The Godmother of Street Art," is a Los Angeles-based artist celebrated for her boundless creativity and captivating works that grace cities across the globe. From the vibrant streets of Los Angeles to the bustling avenues of New York City, and from the historic charm of Paris to the cultural richness of Dubai, Meg Zany's art knows no bounds.

Her journey has seen collaborations with renowned figures such as Dave Navarro, Risk, and WRDSMTH, as well as esteemed brands like TOMS, Coach, and Netflix. With her distinctive style and powerful messages, Meg Zany has left an indelible mark on the art world.

Transitioning her work to the gallery setting, Meg Zany continues to excel, captivating audiences with her thought-provoking pieces. From solo exhibitions to prestigious showcases, her art continues to inspire and resonate with viewers worldwide.

Meg Zany's impact extends beyond the canvas, as she has shared her insights as a participant and panelist at the LA Art Show and as a guest speaker at Facebook HQ. Her influence reaches far and wide, with features in prominent publications such as The Huffington Post and Daily Dot, as well as appearances on platforms like CMT’s mini-series ‘Street Art Stories’ and co-hosting Graffiti Gold on Twitch.

Spray paint, the last hand-to-canvas medium before the digital age, serves as Meg's chosen tool to create her vibrant masterpieces. Beyond her mesmerizing creations that adorn cities worldwide, Meg earns her title as "The Godmother of Street Art" by generously sharing her platform with fellow artists, uplifting voices, and fostering a sense of unity within the street art scene.

In every stroke of her brush and every line of her graffiti, Meg Zany embodies the essence of the "Godmother of Street Art," a visionary artist who not only leaves her mark on the world but also empowers others to leave theirs. And now, as she transitions her work to the gallery setting, Meg Zany's artistic brilliance shines brighter than ever, reaffirming her status as one of the most influential voices in contemporary art.