Meg Dougherty is a studio artist in Brattleboro, Vermont. She builds hollow ceramic sculptural forms, utilitarian wares, and occasionally whimsical creatures. Her sculpture is heavily influenced by her previous work as a tenured research professor of media ecology. Meg now uses sculpture, rather than academic journal articles, as her primary medium to ask and answer questions about connection, vibrant materiality, the entangled nature of being and ways in which we are all always already becoming.

Meg has a PhD in Communication from the University of Washington, Seattle and spent 15 years as a research professor at Loyola University Chicago. She now teaches ceramic sculpture and glaze chemistry in Brattleboro.