Megan Mace has an identity like most humans. She fortunately / unfortunately went to art school and other places. She now spends most of her days thinking breathing , sleeping ,eating, occasionally checking her emails and looking for ‘funding opportunities’.

Mace’s works have featured in places such as the family dinner table, the bar at a usual exhibition opening reception, in those repetitive ‘artful’ conversations and in everyday situations of her life and others.

Zen Marie: Why is it important for you to carry out this institutional critique?

Megan Mace: Because its something I think we are always going to be invested in, regardless if you go into education or if I’m still going to be a practicing artist, or, there is always the institution that governs what we do, like how we make money, or produce art and its something that I think needs to be questioned, I mean I might one day maybe start making paintings, but now I need to understand what this ‘thing’ is … 

https://issuu.com/vansa8/docs/a_shared_practice_