Podcasts about art opening

Julian Assange Rally here II Robbie Thorpe gives a confronting welcome to country followed by PEN Melbourne representative's support for the release of Julian Assange at the rally in Melbourne honouring Julian's 51st birthday.Green is the New Black here II Jake Taylor from metal band In Hearts Wake talks about the new film about his band's push to become a carbon neutral organisation. It is screening at MDFF on July 27th 6.30 pm at the Nova Cinema.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy slices and dices the week.Where the Water Starts here II We talk to Richard Swain, Indigenous Ambassador for the Invasive Species Council, who talks about the need for respect for indigeous connection to land in collaboration with Western science to deal with the horror that is overtaking the health of our country. He explains his positon about wild horses in the Kosciuszko National Park in a new film Where the Water Starts screening at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) on Saturday 23 July at 5pm.Ellen Jose Art Award for Young Women here II We go to the Art Opening at the Bayside Gallery for the Ellen Jose Art Award for Young Women.

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Welcome back to The Abundant Artist, the show that dispels the myth of ‘the starving artist' and shares how you can live an abundant life as an artist and make a living from your talent one interview at a time. In this episode, Cory is joined by Zsudayka Terrell; a multi-faceted person and artist with an emphasis on African American figurative work. As a mixed media artist and designer, Zsudayka's aim is to capture and archive the history and culture of Black Americans. Her work seeks to normalize the day-to-day of Black Americans and celebrate culture while also highlighting moments shared by all humans. Zsudayka shares her journey and self-discovery as an artist; her process with commissions, selling her artwork online, and marketing through social media; her advice on promoting your artwork and converting fans of your work into paying customers; how she navigates politics and controversy as an artist; how she came to open her own art gallery, and the inspiration behind the pieces she creates.   Key Takeaways: [:30] Cory welcomes Zsudayka Terrell to the podcast! [1:22] Zsudayka shares about her background and how she has become the multi-faceted person and artist that she is today. [3:59] How Zsudayka taught herself art. [7:24] Zsudayka shares about her transition from journalist to artist. [11:57] Does Zsudayka believe that serendipity in an art piece happens more often for self-taught artists than those who are classically trained? [13:57] Does Zsudayka feel she has more freedom with her art than those who have been through classical training? [15:45] The value in both classical training and being self-taught. [17:25] Why Zsudayka chose to move to a predominantly black neighborhood in DC and open an art gallery. [24:02] How Zsudayka navigates politics and controversy as an artist. [31:09] Zsudayka describes the art that she is doing now, the inspiration behind them, and the messages she wants to share through her art. [34:55] Zsudayka's process with commissions, selling her artwork online, and marketing through social media. [41:03] Why it is so important to foster relationships as you're marketing and selling your artwork. [43:46] How Zsudayka fosters relationships in her business to help promote her art. [47:34] Cory thanks Zsudayka for joining the podcast and sharing her wisdom.   Mentioned in This Episode:TerrellArtsDC.com Zsudayka Terrell's Instagram @zsudayka Zsudayka Terrell's Linktree How to Sell Your Art Online: Live a Successful Creative Life on Your Own Terms, by Cory Huff   Find More Episodes Over on TheAbundantArtist.com

Episode 18 – Nicholas Harper talks about the come down after a big art opening.

In this episode of The Living Artist, Preston covers how to (or how not to) behave at an art opening. He talks about three common artist archetypes to avoid being during an opening and then provides a trick to help generate some confidence in these settings. For more information on Preston M. Smith and his artwork, visit https://www.pmsartwork.com, or follow him on social media @pmsartwork. You can also now subscribe to his YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/pmsartwork. You can now support the Podcast with a donation! Go to https://www.pmsartwork.com/podcast to donate today. Huge thank you to Feedspot for choosing The Living Artist for their list of the Top 25 Art Podcasts You Must Follow in 2020. It is a huge honor to have made this amazing list (coming in at #11) with so many other wonderful podcasts. Big thank you to Feedspot! You can check out this list and more of Feedspot at https://blog.feedspot.com/art_podcasts. Podcast theme music: "Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com"

Hey everyone! An interview with Artist, Creator and Fashion Designer- Paul Frank!  Listen in as we chat about his Conventions and Art Opening adventures, creating his friendly monkey character Julius and his experience as an Artist with a world wide brand! Host/Creator: Dee Chavez Editing/Design: Tom K. Music by: iampunchdeck Also by: James @teenagerecords Episode Timeline: Opening:00:00:12 Interview: 00:01:32 Crossing Point: 00:41:32  Check it on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify Podcasts & Stitcher! View and listen to all spotlighted artists on our Website: conventioncrossing.com Questions, Comments or Suggestions: conventioncrossing@gmail.com Or DM me on: Twitter: @concrossing IG: @conventioncrossing FB: conventioncrossing Paul’s Links: IG: @heypaulfrank  ETSY: Etsy.com/shop/paulfrankworkshop  Gallery work: https://www.copronason.com/frankweb/ Reference Links: https://www.naugahyde.com https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naugahyde https://www.facebook.com/RobbieSkulls/

Art is not boring. We blow the lid off the art world, as we travel to the Art Opening of World-Famous Fine Artist Gus Harper. He sits down with us, as his guests wait, and marvels over the fascinating facts we've researched about Art. Then we chat with Gus' childhood friend Justin Davanzo, owner and head trainer of Ruff Ranch, a dog daycare, boarding and training center in Santa Ynez.  Other Topics Include: Sir Isaac Newton, Leonardo Da Vinci, The Mona Lisa, The Olympics, Van Gogh, The Last Supper, Mitt Romney, Donald Trump, Super Bowl, Nathan's Milestone, Hitler, Frida Kahlo, and Georgia O'Keefe, but nothing about the how big of a pussy Donald Trump is. OH WAIT, yes, we did talk about what a total wiener he is. Sorry. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the most downloaded podcast in the world! The Unimaginary Friendcast! The Unimaginary Friendcast is hosted by David Monster, Erin Marie Bette Davis Jr. and Nathan Von Edmondson. https://unimaginaryfriend.com/podcast/ And find us on Facebook!

Dear Friend, If you had ever struggled with opening up, inviting other people to share in your struggle, for fear of what they might say, how they might react… this episode is for you.

Welcome back! This episode we'll be discussing the art that preceded and was inspired by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster of 1986 as well as the Isabella Gardner Museum Heist. Follow us on IG @thatssomethingpodcast for images, updates, and random facts about weird and/or spooky art related things! ----more----Works CitedIsabella Gardner Museum Heist: wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_Stewart_Gardnerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_Stewart_Gardner_Museumhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_Stewart_Gardner_Museum_theftEmpty frames Podcast - Time Pilleri and Lance Reenstiernahttps://audioboom.com/channel/empty-framesAlso on the iTunes app Boston.com - Stephen Kirkjianhttps://archive.boston.com/news/specials/gardner_heist/heist/ Art of Chernobyl “Aftermath” The Calvert Journalhttps://www.calvertjournal.com/features/show/5897/chernobyl-art-russia-malevich-bulatov-orlov“The Nuclear Option | We Went to a Rave in the Ruins of Chernobyl” Tom Seymourhttps://amuse.vice.com/en_us/article/mby9nq/chernobyl-art-raveARTEFACT art project https://amuse.vice.com/en_us/article/mby9nq/chernobyl-art-rave“Chernobyl Nuclear Site Hosts First Ever Art Event Since Disaster” Jessica Miley, Interesting Engineeringhttps://interestingengineering.com/chernobyl-nuclear-site-hosts-first-ever-art-event-since-disaster“An Art Opening at Chernobyl” Megan Nolan, The Outlinehttps://theoutline.com/post/7017/an-art-opening-in-chernobyl-artefact?zd=3&zi=kq4ykspr“‘Chernobyl’ creator urges visitors to be respectful after viral (and misleading) tweet” Ashley Leehttps://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/la-et-st-chernobyl-social-media-influencers-craig-mazin-20190612-story.html“Photographs capture an abandoned world inside the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone” Oscar Holland, CNNhttps://www.cnn.com/style/article/david-mcmillan-chernobyl/index.html“Approaching the Void – Chernobyl’ in Text and Image” Andrea Zink, University of Innsbruck, Austriahttps://scholarworks.iu.edu/journals/index.php/aeer/article/view/2007“Fallout! How Russian art confronted Chernobyl” o32chttps://032c.com/fallout-how-russian-art-confronted-chernobyl/ Images Erik Bulatov “Caution” https://artforum.com/uploads/upload.000/id12221/article.jpg Volodymyr Pasivenko and Volodymyr Pryadka’s mural in National Library of Ukraine https://i.redd.it/7glip05udr331.jpg Taryn Simon -Black Square XVIIhttps://aperture.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/222MAG380_Simon.jpg Pavel Pepperstein’s watercolor Bikini 47 (2001).https://assets.032c.com/2016/04/Pepperstein-Bikini-47-5-1500x1186.jpg Leonid Tishkov’s Homemade Atomic Bomb (1997)https://assets.032c.com/2016/04/Leonid-Tishkov_-Homemade-Atomic-Bomb-_1997_soft-object-crocheted-from-a-torn-old-clothes-from-artists-family-1500x2036.jpg

Before passing away in October 2018, pharmaceutical marketing executive William Helfand amassed a huge collection of medical-themed prints, posters, and memorabilia — with an emphasis on "quack" pills, potions, and snake oil cure-alls. On this episode, daughter Jessica Helfand pays tribute to her father's "quack" connoisseurship. New York Times obituary of William Helfand • Jessica's design podcast, The Observatory • Images from the Helfand collection (Philadelphia Museum of Art) • Opening theme: "Keepers" by Still Flyin' • Closing theme: "Slow Draw/Feeling In My Heart" by Eric Frisch • Additional music by Aaron Kenny, E's Jammy Jams, Paul Tarle, and Jimmy Fontanez/Media Right Productions • www.forkeepspodcast.com 

In this episode, I kick off a new feature here on the Thriving Christian Artist Podcast, 5-Minute Mentoring. This is where I take 5 minutes or so to answer your questions about your art, business or spiritual life. Listen in as I answer the question, How do I get people to my art opening? You Have Questions, I Have AnswersI’ll be answering a new question every Friday so if you have a question you'd like me to answer on an upcoming episode, I need to hear from you. Click Here and you can Record your message below and who knows, we just might feature it on an upcoming episode!If the Thriving Christian Artist Podcast is a blessing to you, I need your help.First of all subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, or Google Play. This way you’ll never miss an episode.Secondly, take a few minutes and leave a review for an episode or the entire series. This will help us get the word out others about this series.To connect with Matt, visit http://www.MattTommeyMentoring.com and @matttommey on Facebook and Instagram.Join thousands of other artists on Facebook in our free community, Thriving Christian Artists - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thrivingchristianartists/Support the show (https://matttommeymentoring.mykajabi.com/p/createdtothrivemembership)

John Bunzli’s new album, IV, is out everywhere you listen to music now! The album release party is this Friday, March 30 at Grossen Bart at 7PM. We’re pulling from our archives for the show today and featuring the interview we did with John back in November!     Music Calendar Wednesday March 27 300 Suns Brewing Drop In Acoustic Jam at 6PM Rosalee’s Pizzeria The Dirty Duo at 7PM The Root Kava Co Random Temple at 9PM Laughing Goat Fort Vine and Tom West at 8PM Thursday March 28 License Number 1 George Nelson Band at 9PM Longmont Public House 3 Chair Jam with Andy Eppler at 6PM St Vrain Cidery Dave Miller and the Front Range Band at 6PM Friday March 29 Georgia Boys BBQ Strangebyrds at 7PM Bootstrap Brewing The Symbols at 6PM Dickens Opera House South to Cedars with Sugar Britches and The Wyatts at 8PM Still Cellars Music by Shawn Cunnane and Art Opening at 6:30PM The Roost Max Mackey Solo at 8:30PM Tasty Weasel Grateful Dawg Sessions at 5PM Caffe Sole The Hazel Miller Band at 6PM Laughing Goat Estella Dawn at 8PM Cosmic Collective at 9PM Oskar Blues Boulder Many Mountains at 7:30PM Saturday March 30 The Gold Hill Store Kate Farmer at 5PM License Number 1 Banshee Tree at 9PM Laughing Goat Eli Pafumi, Ethan Mindlin Jones, Lucas Wolf at 8PM Gunbarrel Brewing Company Abbey Elmore Band at 7PM Bohemian Biergarten Glovebox Money at 10PM Oskar Blues Home Made Liquids and Solids · Longmont The Big Thompson Flood at 8PM The Wild Game Longmont Joe Cool Band at 8PM Tasty Weasel Peak2Peak at 4:30PM La Vita Bella Thomas Gronberg at 7PM Sunday March 31 Grossen Bart Synesthesia Quartet at 4PM Dicken’s Opera House Colorado Blues Society IBC Challenge at 1PM Left Hand Brewing Scott Von at 4:30PM Tasty Weasel Grant and Tone at 5PM Laughing Goat The Outside Voices joined by Trace Jory & The Ocean Minded at 8PM Monday April 1 Pearl Street Pub Harmony and Brad at 9PM Laughing Goat Seth Brand at 8PM Tuesday April 2 Grossen Bart Open Mic with Andy Eppler at 6PM

In today’s episode of Art Opening(s) podcast we are here to pierce the veil or add a coat of paint to it--giving you an artistic perspective on this 21st century phenonmenon of the art incubator and why creative entrepreneurs might seek them out, why the gallery world might be threatened by these programs because of what they mean for creatives, makers and artists and what to look for in an art incubator if you are so inclined. The post So, Sup with Art Incubators? Art Opening(s) Podcast, Episode 7 appeared first on Artists Network.

In today’s episode of Art Opening(s) podcast we delve into why art collecting is in crisis and what YOU can do about it; what the rise of the celebrity art collector means for us (or not). Plus we dish with a special guest, that rare and exotic species of art collector: one who isn’t a bazillionaire (!) a.k.a. an ordinary dude in the studio. A person just like you and how he found himself an art collector almost without plan and without tons of disposable income to do it with. The post You Could Be an Art Collector. Yes, You. Art Opening(s) Podcast, Episode 6 appeared first on Artists Network.

Money, money, money: your questions answered in the fourth and final episode of Money Month from the Art Opening(s) podcast. The post Money, Money, Money: Your Questions, Answered — Money Month on Art Opening(s) Podcast, Episode 5D appeared first on Artists Network.

Out of all the different methods to use in demystifying the culture surrounding art, why did I choose a podcast? In this episode, Courtney Jordan, the co-host of the Art Opening(s) Podcast and I sit down to talk the similarities of the two podcasts, the differences, and of course, why podcasts are a great medium to achieve our mission. She also shares some upcoming topics on the Art Opening(s) podcast. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Buy 13 classes for ONLY $13 at CreativeLive: https://bit.ly/2LjBPJr

Who is making money in the art world? That's the question for this third episode of Money Month on the Art Opening(s) podcast. The post Who Is Really Making Money in the Art World? Money Month on Art Opening(s) Podcast, Episode 5C appeared first on Artists Network.

As an artist are you ready to go the route of art for rent? That's what we ask one artist, Miranda Aisley, doing just that and all the benefits and draw backs of art on loan in this second Money Month episode of the Art Opening(s) podcast. The post Art for Rent: Money Month on Art Opening(s) Podcast, Episode 5B appeared first on Artists Network.

Your art pricing guide has arrived on the first Money Month episode of the Art Opening(s) podcast. How to price your art has never been so clear as we break down all the ins and outs of pricing art. The post Your Art Pricing Guide: Money Month on Art Opening(s) Podcast, Episode 5A appeared first on Artists Network.

Welcome to Art Opening(s), the podcast where there are no gatekeepers, no stupid questions, and art for all. Hosted by Courtney Jordan and Samantha Sanders and sponsored by Artists Network. Today's episode is about walking into art galleries and museums like you own the place. The post Walk In Like You Own the Place: Art Opening(s) Podcast, Episode 1 appeared first on Artists Network.

Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art curator Claire Carter talks about: The demographic of Scottsdale, including a large number of retirees who Winter there, and make up a substantial presence in support of her museum; how she’s grown into her full-time “curator of contemporary” role from within, starting 10 years ago as a curatorial assistant; the show she curated borne out of a lunch talk she gave to a group of former spies; that show, Covert Operations: Investigating the Known Unknowns,’ particularly a piece by Bay Area artist David Gurman, whose piece was a 500-pound bell that hung in the middle of the gallery and was connected to a program that had it toll once for every violent civilian death (as culled from IraqBodyCount.org) every hour on the hour, and how affecting the piece became, for the staff, the visitors and especially Carter herself; how her role as curator sometimes include procuring a large, turn-of-the-century Paul Revere-style bell to replace the previously exhibited version which had been stolen; how deeply moved she was by that piece, something of a payoff for all the hard work and strings that got pulled amongst her co-workers to make it happen; the frank statistical information she shares with the art students she visits at Arizona State University about how many artists wind up in museums, and the ideal role between an artist and a curator; what her studio visits are like, and the size of the smallest studio she can recall visiting.

How to prepare for your art opening?   Practical advice from fellow artists help you have a successful stress free art opening or reception. Nap the day of, press release early, social media constantly and being present at the event are some of the tips shared tonight. Join the conversation. Artists pre-interviewed:  Meg Ingraham, MegIngrahamArt.com Lola Montejo, lolamontejo.com Tracy Weil, WeilWorks.com Tim Mooney, timmooneystudio.com Keith Howard, SparkGallery.com Amy Odorizzi, linkedin.com/in/aodorizzi  Mary Barron, www.adagioartglass.com Claudia Roulier, claudiaroulier.com Daniel Gonzalas, ArtworkNetwork.com Ryan Rice, ryanricefineart.com Carol Garnand, CarolSilks.com Annette Coleman, AnnetteColemanArtist.com,  88 88 ArtLook.com,  Jim Caldwell, Artwork Network.com,

Guest host Jean Smith: Practical tips for a successful opening. Timetables for keeping on schedule from 6 months out to the day of your opening. How to create a buzz for your work, beyond the punch bowl. Artists interviewed: 8888 Art Look, tonight’s sponsor Up Start Crow Theatre, tonight’s sponsor Any Odorizzi, Metro State BFA Claudia Roulier, claudiaroulier.com Meg Ingraham, megingraham.com Ryan Rice, RyanRiceFineArt.com Tracy Weil, TracyWeil.com Jean Smith, jeanbsmith.com, Mary Barron, adagioartglass.com, Lola Montejo, LolaMontejo.com Jim Caldwell, artworknetwork.com, Annette Coleman, annettecolemanartist.com, Dismis Rotta, dismasrotta.com, Stefka Trusz, stefkatrusz.com, Colin McGraw, colinmcgraw.zenfolio.com Roxanne Rossi, paperclouds.com