Born 1990, Wurundjeri Country, Melbourne; lives Tulgigin Country, Gold Coast

Meg Stoios holds a Bachelor of Fine Art (Drawing) from the Victorian College of the Arts (University of Melbourne) and relocated to Queensland in 2021. Since 2013 Stoios has held 6 solo exhibitions in Melbourne and Queensland including Where Are They Now, ACCA Pop-Up Gallery, ACCA Forecourt (2013). Their work has been included in 20 group exhibitions in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Brisbane and regional NSW and QLD, most recently the Queensland Regional Art Awards Emerging Artist Exhibition, Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts (2025) and Here and Now: Gold Coast Triennial, HOTA Gallery (2024).

Stoios was a finalist in the Wollumbin Art Award, Tweed Regional Gallery (2022). Recent grants and residencies include: GC Creative Spaces five month funded studio residency (2024 – 2025); Regional Arts Development Fund Grant, Arts Queensland (2023); Australian Artists’ Grant, Australia Council (2015); John Vickery Scholarship (2012). Stoios also completed a four-month funded curatorial placement at HOTA Gallery in 2023 and continues to design and deliver workshops at the gallery as an Artist Educator. In 2023 Stoios co-directed Nextdoor ARI, an initiative that supports and platforms emerging and experimental artists.   

Stoios’ work has been written about in Art Guide Australia (2017), The Age newspaper (2014) and Concrete Playground (2013).

Stoios is an unrepresented artist.