Meg Zany

Los Angeles-based Street Artist MegZany first took her art to the street in 2016, and since then she’s produced works in dozens of cities, including in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, New York, London, Paris, Berlin ...

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The renegade nature of her work in some of these cities’ unsanctioned locations is playfully contrasted with its effusive positivity, often pairing text with her figures to intimately connect with her viewer.

 Instilled with a love of flight at a young age, her work uses images of aviation—perhaps most emblematically, a stenciled portrait of Amelia Earhart, paired with the mantra 'Courage Has No Gender' to symbolize the strength of women—to inspire and motivate as they rally to an optimistic future. MegZany specializes in stencil art to represent equality, environmental change along with community building for a sense of belonging. 

Values In her art wok

MegZany uses artwork to incorporate her values and deliver public messages, including but not limited to, Courage Has No Gender, Swim to the Beat of Your Own Current, All Women Are Warriors, and It’s an equality thing. MegZany believes that art is a vital piece in the rise of wellbeing, public campaigns, and neighborhoods alike. As a result, Zany’s art can be found on building walls and in galleries around the world. 


Collaborations

Among multiple media outlets and publications, Zany has attracted collaborations with Dave Navarro, WRDSMTH, YBN Nahmir, Design Museum Foundation of Boston, and top brands such as TOMS, Coach, Fox Searchlight, and Netflix to name a few. Zany has been a participant and panelist at the LA Art Show, guest speaker at Facebook HQ; and featured in The Huffington Post, Daily Dot and on Street Art Stories on CMT. 


Philantrophy

MegZany’s philanthropic allegiance is tied to LA’s PS Arts and the Downtown Women’s Center on SkidRow. MegZany believes that art is a vital piece in self-care, equality, and the rise of community in neighborhoods and households. When she’s not creating her own art, she is advocating for artists around the world.

T E S T I M O N I A L S

"It was important for me and the TOMS' team, that our End Gun Violence Together campaign was bold and loud, so we use the voice of street artist, MegZany to amplify our message." 


--Blake Mycoskie, Founder,

"MegZany is taking on such an important cause and project with the Courage Has No Gender STEM Edition." 


--Sheryl Sandberg, COO, Facebook 

"50% bright-eyed, 50% bad-ass = 100% MegZany

--CMT 

"Zany is a physical embodiment of an empowered Miss Strawberry Shortcake."


--The Daily Dot