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Megan Broughton

03/28/19


Megan Broughton illustrated the newly released children's book The Cat and The Lion by Shaina Simmons. The book explores the magical culture of New Orleans. Through the eyes of a stray kitten on a quest to find a home, this tale reveals what it means to find courage.

“As the Creator and Executive Producer of Reading Rainbow, I only wish the series were still in production because The Cat & The Lion would have been chosen as a “feature book” for the series. Shaina Simmons tells a captivating, imaginative story with first class writing and Megan Broughton’s illustrations are richly drawn and compelling. I love this family, the kitten and their adventure.” —Reviewed by: Twila C. Liggett, Ph.D.

Megan is Oxbow's Printmaking faculty and Dorm Head.

Two If By Sea
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Megan Broughton

12/07/18

Megan Broughton in collaboration with Laura Vena has announced the launch of TWO IF BY SEA: a new print and online literary and art journal focusing on water-related works, and accepting text, sound, and visual art submissions now through June 15, 2019. Please see the website for submission guidelines and submit!

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Megan Broughton

09/22/17

Megan Broughton spent time in Spain this summer and taught a workshop at Institut Voltrera in Abrera, Barcelona using non-visual observation to create visual and aural compositions. It relates to her own work of considering the influence landscape has on music and art, and the resulting culture (art, historical, community).

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Sophia Miller

01/07/16

Sophia Miller is living in San Francisco and working at Bi-Rite where she's learning about flowers and flower arranging. She has a studio in the Bayview area where she shares space and paints.

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— Charles Altieri, Rachel Anderson Stageberg Chair, Professor of English, University of California, Berkeley

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— Julia Weir, Fall 2015

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