Alexa Meade

The Work of Art by Ted Weinstein Literary Management

Oct 26, 2015Arts

A conversation with artist Alexa Meade about turning three dimensions into two, painting as a performance in front of thousands, avoiding the “uncanny valley” when making portraits, the publicity advantages o...

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