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Meg Rotzel

Meg Rotzel is an artist and curator living in Boston, MA. Her artwork, based in drawing and ceramics, is a material exploration of time, language, and seeing. Her assembled artworks compel the viewer to consider the unconscious operations of sensing and making sense. Rotzel is curator of exhibitions at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute where her curatorial practice addresses meaning-making and the hierarchies of collections.

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Online • Oct 27, 2026

Contemporary Artists Build on the Ubiquitous Brick in “A Common Bond”

Review by Meg Rotzel