Ted in his Los Angeles Studio

10 Apr 2013 Hey @carbonite , you product totally jammed up my computer when it was backing up even after your "support" people tried to help.

10 Apr 2013 Hey @carbonite , thanks for never telling me you only upload one gig a day after 200 gigs. Never got everything backed up after a year

14 Mar 2013 The new Pope is very forward thinking. A real "Round-Earther"!

27 Feb 2013 Here is the newest selection of artists I have been showing at UCLA medical school http://t.co/1CbE26UwMJ

19 Feb 2013 @USPS only 17 people on line and 2 people at the counter. Lincoln heights, LA, CA

12 Feb 2013 If they need a new Pope I am ready. I like rings and shinny things. http://t.co/Hg5AfsEe

11 Feb 2013 I suggest Daniel Day-Lewis to be cast as the next pope.

7 Feb 2013 Art art art. At last making more art. At least I say it is art!

14 Jan 2013 @armanwalker what is your direct email. Want to send you your bid. Thanks

11 Jan 2013 http://t.co/ypZnzJsU I curated this show. Always looking for art and med curating possibilities. Drop me a tweet.

11 Jan 2013 New art show up at UCLA- Artwork about caring for parent with dementia http://t.co/ypZnzJsU

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Ted Meyer loves bodies.

He loves to paint them, photograph them, even print off them.

He loves healthy bodies, but also bodies in states of trauma and healing. He creates puzzles of bodies that celebrate sexuality and survival.

Through his artmaking, photography, design, curation and publishing projects, Ted portrays the beauty and humor of physicality while exploring narratives of the human condition.

Along with his desire to find beauty in stylized bodies through painting and highly crafted photos, his art functions as a healing document for those affected by trauma. Ted uses his artwork to teach the medical community how treatments affect patients long term.

When he started drawing bodies years ago, Ted never pictured that his work would be shown in venues as diverse as the Bravard Museum of Art, the United Nations, the National Museum of Health and Medicine, UCLA and galleries in Asia and Europe. It continues to be an exciting and rewarding journey.

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