Bio 

Maegan Kirschner is an Austin-based mixed media artist whose work serves as a bridge across societal divides, including gender, race, sexuality, and economic inequality. Originally from Allen, Texas, Kirschner utilizes organic shapes and vibrant colors to express deep-seated emotions and social commentary.

Her creative practice is deeply rooted in two primary ideologies:

• Ecofeminism: Her work explores the parallels between the subjugation of women and the exploitation of nature in male-dominant societies, advocating instead for a world built on cooperation and mutual respect.

• Maternal Art: Drawing from her personal experience as a mother of six, she documents the history and evolving challenges of motherhood to foster a community dialogue on the meaning of the maternal experience.

Career Highlights and Education:

• Exhibitions: Kirschner’s work has been featured internationally at the Visual Art Open in London and through The Biennial Project at the 58th Venice Biennial. She has also exhibited extensively across Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Pennsylvania.

• Entrepreneurship: In 2020, she founded The Artist’s Circle Gallery to provide a platform for creators during the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Publications: She has authored four books through Blurb: Art is Life, Art is Communication, Art is Love, and The 5% Women.

Academic Background: She earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from Missouri Southern State University and a Master’s in Studio Arts (specializing in mixed media sculpture) from Texas A&M University-Commerce.

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