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A finished artwork titled 'Figure it Out 4 of 50', created by Chalice Meikle. This piece is part of a series conceived while the artist explored various paintings, aiming to discover her signature style. Executed in mixed media on panel, the artwork measures 32" x 40" and was created in 2023. It features vibrant shades of lime green, goldenrod orange, sunshine yellow, bubblegum pink, and dark blue.
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ARTIST
STATEMENT 

I use art to express myself. Art has helped me build self-esteem, and I am enthralled by the opportunity to teach others to do the same. 

Artist Statement
A dynamic shot captures the artist's right hand in motion, wielding a large, chunky house paintbrush. Streaks of thin aqua blue paint are flung across the canvas and into the air, adding to the work in progress. Swatches of blue and black paint, along with straight black sketched lines, already adorn the mixed media canvas, showcasing the evolving artwork's layers and textures.
A close-up of an artist's hands squeezing thick cobalt blue paint from a metal tube onto an old worn brush. The hands are stained with paint, adorned with chunky silver rings. In the background, an abstract painting in black, pink, purple, and white is blurred, adding a colorful backdrop.

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Chalice Meikle (Florida, b.1990) received her BFA in Painting in winter 2015 from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, GA. Ms. Meikle practices her work with painting, murals, printmaking, and wire sculptures. She was recently selected for the cohort of 2025 ArtPop. She moved to Charlotte, NC, in 2015 and orchestrated Unorthodox Studios from June 2017 to March 2020. From 2022 to 2023, she worked with several non-profits, including The Arts and Empowerment Project, Arts Plus, McColl Center, and The Light Factory. 

 

Ms. Meikle has exhibited her work in multiple juried exhibitions, including ‘100 Tiny Things’, CIAF Blumenthal Arts, Charlotte, NC; ‘Counting Up,’ Levine Museum, Charlotte, NC; and ‘Unbound,’ Charlotte Art Leauge in Charlotte, NC. Her artwork has been influenced and shifted while in residence with Dacia Gallery, New York, NY, the School of the Arts Institute of Chicago in Chicago, IL, and the Braitman Studio in Charlotte, NC. 

 

Ms. Meikle’s core belief is everyone is an artist and needs some light guidance in order to find their way. She uses Art therapeutically and encourages others to do the same.

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