1504 SOUTH COAST HWY
LAGUNA BEACH, CA
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(925) 408-2907
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MAUREEN MEYER
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Maureen Meyer is a visual artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. She received her degree in graphic design from The Pennsylvania State University. She has held design positions at Calvin Klein, Visionaire / V Magazine and co-founded the women’s clothing line Flowers of Romance. Her career in fashion and textile design has been a constant influence in her paintings. While studying at the Women’s Studio Workshop, Maureen’s relationship and experimentation with indigo dye began. Her work has been shown with Young Space at Standard Projects, Alfa Gallery, The Painting Center, Chesterfield Gallery, The Wassaic Project, NURTUREart, Aqua Art and Tappan. She has been featured in ArtMaze, Dwell and Maake magazine.
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Maureen Meyer is a painter inspired by her background in fashion and textile design. Her process begins with fabric experimentations, working with indigo dye and earth pigments while using various resist dye and painting techniques. She often incorporates aspects of nature and flora to create a resist pattern on the fabric. The materials are then draped and stitched, composing a balance of tension and delicacy with a sculptural quality. In this series of paintings the materials guide her process, allowing the shape and texture of the textiles to evolve naturally while accentuating the inherent beauty of the fabric.
2026
22” x 18”
Indigo dye on stitched canvas
$3,200
2026
22” x 18”
Indigo dye on stitched canvas
$3,200
EXHIBITIONS AT FOLKLORE STUDIO
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October 18 – December 12, 2026
A story about depth. Featuring artwork by Arline Mathieu, Maureen Meyer, Oriana Poindexter, Carmen Salazar, and Sean W. Spellman.
Below the surface, we glimpse another world. One that is different from our own, yet unmistakably familiar. We are weightless. We are held. We are somehow closer to ourselves. The blue is in us, and around us. Waves tumble our thoughts away, revealing peace and presence. A memory, a dream, an effortless pull. The blue summons us, then sends us back to shore.