Stu Mead
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Stu Mead (b. 1955 in Iowa) is an American painter living in Germany. He is primarily-known for girl art incorporating strong elements of sexual fantasy and taboo themes, including adolescent sexuality and poop. His work could be said to exist somewhere between Balthus and good-girl artist Bill Ward. His paintings were the subject of The Late Great Aesthetic Taboos, an essay included as part of Apocalypse Culture II the controversial anthology published by Feral House.
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Selected Solo Exhibitions
- 2006 Portraits+, Videodrom, Berlin, Germany
- 2005 Vanilla Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
- 2004 Croxhapox, Ghent, Belgium
- 2003 Un Regard Moderne, Paris, France
- 2003 endart, Berlin, Germany
- 1999 endart, Berlin, Germany
- 1999 Un Regard Moderne, Paris, France
- 1999 Kiehle Gallery, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA
- 1999 Speedboat Gallery, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
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