Artist & Creative Preserver
Art • Memory • Cultural Storytelling
For Megan, art is both creative practice and a way of preserving memory.
Art can preserve what history overlooks - and help us see familiar stories differently.
Photographer, Filmmaker, Writer and Visual Artist
Megan works across creative forms, using images, words and objects to explore identity, place, memory and the experiences communities choose to preserve.
Work Presented Through Museums, Galleries and Queer Arts Spaces
His creative work has moved between traditional cultural institutions and community-centered spaces, allowing different audiences to encounter LGBTQ+ stories through art.
Uses Photography and Archival Imagery to Illuminate Overlooked Histories
Megan approaches images as evidence as well as art, looking for details that can restore people and experiences that have disappeared from dominant historical narratives.
Creates Projects Connecting Contemporary Audiences with the People and Places that Shaped LGBTQ+ Life
His creative practice often begins with place—using art to collapse the distance between today’s communities and those who occupied the same streets generations earlier.
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