Meggan Gould’s photographic work primarily seeks to visualize the act of seeing in
new ways, using photographs and the act of photographing as a departure point in various
groups of work.
Gould is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she
studied anthropology; the SALT Institute for Documentary Studies, where she learned
nonfiction writing; and Speos (Paris Photographic Institute), where she finally began
her studies in photography.
She received her Master of Fine Arts in photography from the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth.
She taught at Speos, Kutztown University and Bowdoin College before coming to the
University of New Mexico.