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Exhibition Catalogue: A Decolonial Geographic Curated by Fernando Do Campo

Michael Cathcart talks about the Skullbone Experiment on " Books and Arts Daily" Radio National.

Meg was one of the eleven artists in The Skull Bone Experiment, Skull Bone Plains, Tasmania. Organised and funded by the Tasmanian Land Conservancy. ABC TV Documentary, Roar Film. Click to Watch Trailer

Megan Walch - The Skull Bone Experiment

Artist to Artist curated by Kylie Johnson and Justene Williams, Contemporary Art Tas

Guest producer Sarah Mashman interviews two Tasmanian artists with two different experiences in France, as Covid 19 changes everything. Interviews with Megan Walch and Camille Antoine. Episode mixdown by Brendan Walls. What are you looking at? is produced by Pip Stafford and Lisa Campbell-Smith for Contemporary Art Tasmania. Listen Here.

A pink square with yellow text that says, "WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?" at the center.

1996 Meg was awarded a scholarship to attend the prestigious Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Maine, USA

Textual description of Megan Walch's artistic style and achievements, focusing on her imaginative, fantastical work. Includes biographical details such as her birth in Hobart, Tasmania, and educational background. Mentions the influence of "impossible possibilities" and her series 'Ikebana.'
Cover of "Uncanny" by Megan Walch with text by Judith Abell, featuring a pattern of glowing white dots on a dark background creating an optical illusion.

Island Magazine:  Artist Profile by Jude Abell

ABC News 7.30 Report profile of artist Megan Walch

Ornate stone archway with decorative patterns framing a window displaying a stylized artwork of waves.
Abstract artwork featuring tangled tree branches on a black background with the words 'wilderness balnaves contemporary painting'.

WildnernessBalnaves Contemporary Painting curated by Wayne Tunnicliffe. Art Gallery of New South Wales, including 10 metre x 3 metre mural painting for the foyer of AGNSW

Interior of a circular concrete room with a large window, abstract artwork on the walls, and a view of mountains and sky outside.

“HEAVENS” Al Fresco - Fine Arts Outdoors Spring 2022

35°19’06.5”S 149°00’35.3”E Yale-Columbia Telescope Ruin, Mount Stromlo, Kamberri/Canberra. Alexis Kanatsios, Beth Maslen, Hugo Blomley, Jasper Jordan-Lang, Megan Walch, Patricia Piccinini, and Trent Crawford. Curator Oscar Carpezio. Download Exhibition Catalogue.

Group of four people standing in an art gallery with colorful paintings on the walls.

Winner of the Geek’s Award

"Suspension " short film collaboration with film maker David Pyefinch
Poster for Hadley's Art Prize featuring a brain with glasses, promoting "The Geeks Award" event with Dr Karl and Adam Spencer, part of the Beaker Street Festival.

Suspension: short film made in collaboration with film maker David Pyefinch watch on vimeo

Colorful painting of a cartoon pony on a red landscape with a tropical tree, set against a yellow wall.
Poster for Primavera 2000 exhibition featuring names of artists including Beata Batorowicz, David Jolly, Hanh Ngo, and others, with large overlapping colorful letters spelling 'primavera.'

Hackable Animals A Painting Collaboration with Neil Haddon and Rober O’Connor. Exhibited at Good Grief Studio 2020.

Primavera 2000 curated by Melissa Chiu. Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney

Delia Nichols writes about Megan's Work in an online publication titled Southern Salon

Profile in “SouthernSalon ‍ ‍Delia Nichols and Christine Tiley. SouthernSalon is about art — learning, writing and enjoying — or not. It was started by friends who love most art but not indiscriminately and want to explore and to learn together.

Painting Alias: Oil on canvas 185cm x 189cm. Parliament House Collection