Meesha Goldberg is an artist, poet, and farmer living in a secluded valley in Virginia since 2017. Her primary medium is oil paint, which she uses to render realistic, mystical landscapes that speak to humanity’s belonging and responsibility to the earth. Her experiences journeying through monocultures, standing on frontlines, and living off the land have all served as inspiration through her evolving work. Kinfolk invites people to a broader conception of the word “family.” To see more from Meesha Goldberg, visit here.

The North Wall Mural at McGuffey Art Center is a revolving mural space that provides opportunities for emerging artists to expand their creative repertoire, displaying the voices, perspectives, and stories of Black, Indigenous, and Artists of Color.