Megan March is a Bay Area based interdisciplinary artist working in ceramic sculpture, sound, performance, and 2D media. Her work explores narratives within the body regarding queerness/gender, complexities of motherhood, resilience under systems of power, the human connection to nature, and the impact of these issues on our greater community consciousness.

March received her BFA in Music, Studio Art, and English from Mills College, where she received the Maurthea Friedburger Cup, awarded to The Most Distinguished Music Major, the Hellerman Music Scholarship Award for both Percussion and Guitar, and the Presidential Scholarship. She is currently a Fine Arts Masters candidate at California College of the Arts focusing on ceramic sculpture. March has released albums and toured much of Europe and North America with her musical projects, pushing the boundaries of performance, form, and genre. In 2025 March exhibited work at ICA SF, Root Division, and San Francisco’s Milton Marks Library, among others. Thriving on the physicality of sculpting and percussion, on any given day you can find March in her studio using her hands to form clay or sound.