Meg Neufeld
Award-winning artist from Delta, BC
“There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.”
– Vincent Van Gogh
Meg loves experimenting with different materials such as acrylic paint, paper, plaster, alcohol ink and jewelry to create one of a kind pieces of art. She draws inspiration from nature as well as from everyday objects, exploring a range of patterns, designs, techniques and textures.
For Meg, the art making process is just as important as the finished product. She uses a mindfulness-based approach in the creative process and uses this as a way to connect with herself and with others. Meg’s heart is to use art to connect with people. She works with people of all different abilities, those who suffer from chronic pain or mental health issues, at-risk youth, educators, organizations, researchers, and mental health professionals.
I want to make meaningful art – art that comes out of my own personal and spiritual journey – art that not only encourages others, but empowers them in their own journey through life.
Check out Meg’s new Look Book, showcasing her work in the community and its impact, and select pieces from her collection.
Work
Featured Work
Meg Neufeld
Peaceful Wide Expanse
30″x20″
Acrylic on canvas
2020
Meg Neufeld
He Lets Me Rest – SOLD
24″x24″
Acrylic and paint pens on canvas
2019
Meg Neufeld
Splendour – SOLD
36″x48″
Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas
2020
Meg Neufeld
Your Story Will Inspire Others – Part 1
18″x24″
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
2019
Meg Neufeld
Your Story Will Inspire Others – Part 2
18″x24″
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
2019
Meg Neufeld
Your Story Will Inspire Others – Part 3
18″x24″
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
2019
Meg Neufeld
Come Alive
25″x36″
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
2020
Meg Neufeld
Hope Blooms – Original SOLD, prints for sale
24″x24″
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
2020
Meg Neufeld
Choosing Joy – SOLD
36″x36″
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
2018
Formal Education, Publications, and Awards
How Do I Feel Pain? It’s Complicated – Canadian Pain Society Art Awards – 2026
One of twenty artists chosen across Canada selected for the Canadian Pain Society’s Annual Scientific Meeting Art Awards “How Do I Feel Pain” in Quebec City, QC.
Flourishing Through Pain – Canadian Pain Society Art Awards – 2025
One of twenty artists chosen across Canada selected for the Canadian Pain Society’s Annual Scientific Meeting Art Awards “What Do I Do For Pain” at the University of Toronto.
Mentor Of The Arts Award – Tsawwassen Sun Festival and Delta Chamber of Commerce – 2025
In recognition of her leadership, advocacy, and community impact through the arts in Delta, BC.
Business of the Year Award – Community Impact – 2021
Alongside You was the winner of the Business of the Year – Community Impact Award with the Delta Chamber of Commerce. This award is given to a business that exhibits strong business development and growth while having a significant positive social impact on the community at large.
Business of the Year Award Finalist – 2020
Alongside You was a finalist for the Business of the Year Award with the Delta Chamber of Commerce.
Celebrating Resilience – 2019-Present
Co-Creator of original photography and storytelling exhibit in collaboration with Alongside You and Radina Photography. Gallery show displayed online and in local venues.
Celebrating Resilience – 2019
Co-Creator of original photography and storytelling exhibit in collaboration with Alongside You and Radina Photography. Gallery show displayed online and in local venues.
Rising Star of the Year Award – Delta Chamber of Commerce – 2016
Co-Founder of Alongside You; work in art studio as well as the health clinic recognized as providing a significant contribution to the community as a new business.
Mindfulness-Based Art Therapy Level 1 and 2 – June 2016
True Point with Margaret Callahan Jones
Connecting to the Art Market from Home: An Exploration of First Nations Artists in Alert Bay, British Columbia – January 2009
Based on original fieldwork, published in the American Indian Culture and Research Journal, UCLA.
Masters Degree in Cultural Anthropology – University of British Columbia – April 2005
Specialized in the Anthropology of Art and Museum Studies.
Bachelor of Arts – University of British Columbia – April 2003
Major in Cultural Anthropology, with a foundation in Fine Arts.
Address
4840 Delta St. #203
Delta BC V4K 2T6, Canada
(604) 283-7827 x 703
Open Hours
By appointment only