Meesha Goldberg is a Korean American artist, poet, gardener, and activist living in Virginia. She has exhibited her artwork in galleries across the country with solo shows in Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, and Charlottesville. Her art crosses the boundaries of genre to both experience and express transformational repair. Performance, ritual, painting, film, costume, and poetry merge in durational, place-based works and gallery installations that insist upon the re-enchantment of the world. Her debut poetry collection “The Seed is Waiting in the Dark” is out now through Finishing Line Press.
WVIR 29News, “Community Conversations: Visionary Remembering”, 2/2024
Mala Leche #2: Fever Dreams of Mother Earth, 2021
North Wall Mural Project, McGuffey Art Center, 2021
C-Ville Weekly, "Milk, But No Honey", 2/2021
CBS 19 News, "Artist Paints Kinfolk Mural Outside of McGuffey Art Center", 12/2020
Free the Bees, "Meesha Goldberg", 12/2016
Sabat Magazine, "Land of Milk and Honey", 9/2016
Jefferson Public Radio, "Merging Bees, Activism, and Art", 8/2016
Downtown Weekly, "Equilibrium Rites at The Hive Gallery", 8/2016
The Modesto Bee, "Artists Walk For Bees in Almond Orchards in Stanislaus, Elsewhere", 2/2017.
LoBurn, "Meesha Goldberg", 11/2015.
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, "Conjoined V @ Copro Gallery", Decadence Darling, 1/2015.
Eugene Weekly, "Artist Spotlight: Confessions of a Macabre Pop Surrealist", Adrian Black, 11/2014.
