Podcasts about business of art

In this episode, Peter and Tom answer some of your questions. Firstly there's a question about pricing workshops for community groups, followed by a discussion about stretched canvas vs canvas paper, and finally, who to invite to your private view.If you have a question you'd like to put to us and would be happy for us to answer it here on the podcast please send it to us via our website here or alternatively you can send it to us via Instagram.This Podcast is sponsored by Rosemary & Co Brushes, Jackson's Art Supplies and Search Press publishers.For more information about our sponsors, please visit:Rosemary & Co Brushes: www.rosemaryandco.comJackson's Art supplies: www.jacksonsart.comSearch Press publishers: www.searchpress.comTom's website: tomshepherdart.comPeter's website: peterkeegan.comPodcast website: www.askanartistpodcast.comOui Travel PodcastWelcome to Oui Travel Podcast, where we explore how travel & social media connects us all.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

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The Business of Art: Building a Sustainable Market with Tyler Park Presents In this deep dive episode of What's My Thesis, we explore the intricate world of contemporary art galleries, artist representation, and the strategies behind building a sustainable market for emerging artists. Our guest, Tyler Park, founder of Tyler Park Presents, shares invaluable insights from his journey navigating the art world—from his early days as an artist to becoming a gallerist dedicated to elevating emerging talent. Key Topics Covered in This Episode: - The Economics of the Art Market – How are prices set for emerging artists? Tyler breaks down pricing strategies, the dangers of overvaluation, and how to ensure sustainable market growth. - The Role of Galleries in an Artist's Career – A successful solo show isn't just about sales. Tyler outlines three critical success factors: visibility, critical discourse, and market interest. - Institutional Recognition vs. Commercial Success – What's the impact of museum acquisitions on an artist's career? How do gallery exhibitions differ from institutional recognition? We discuss how these validations contribute to long-term value. - Building Collector Relationships – The importance of networking, collaborating with art advisors, and why transparency in the art world is crucial for long-term success. - The Art World Behind the Scenes – What does it really take to run a gallery solo? Tyler shares the challenges of managing operations, finding the right artists, and balancing the pressures of competition and collaboration in the industry. Why You Should Listen Whether you're an artist looking to navigate the commercial gallery space, a collector interested in understanding how markets are made, or an art enthusiast curious about the behind-the-scenes of running a gallery, this episode is packed with expert insights. Connect with Tyler Park Presents

Art isn't just passion—it's profit, and Alicia Puig is here to prove it. As co-founder of PXP Contemporary, she's redefining how emerging artists sell, price, and thrive in the digital art world. From diversity in the art world to co-writing the ultimate creative biz handbook, Alicia spills the secrets every artist (and collector) needs to know. Plus, she's got a no-BS formula for pricing artwork (which you can snag below)—because exposure doesn't pay the bills.   Alicia Puig is the curator & co-founder of PxP Contemporary online art gallery, director at Create! Magazine, and co-author of The Complete Smartist Guide and The Creative Business Handbook. She has worked in the arts industry for galleries, museums, art fairs, private collectors, art publications, and an auction house for over ten years in the US, the Netherlands, and Costa Rica. Her writing has been published in magazines and on blogs including Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, Art She Says, and Artspiel, among others. Additionally, she has served as a guest curator or juror for Hastings College, All She Makes, Rise Art, SHOWFIELDS, Apex Art, Arts to Hearts Project, I Like Your Work, Visionary Art Collective, and Pretty Girls Making Cool Shit. She received a 2020-2021 Latina Leaders Award by Latinas in Business Inc. and earned the Honorable Mention for Curatorial Excellence at the Fall 2022 edition of Affordable Art Fair NYC. ------------------------ In today's episode, we cover the following: Alicia's arts background The business of art Pricing and selling your artwork Factors to consider in pricing art pieces What goes into curating an online art gallery Industry gatekeeping in the contemporary art industry Advice for emerging artists ----------------------- RESOURCES: Get 10% off your first PxP Contemporary piece with code NEWCOLLECTOR Buy Alicia's book, The Complete Smartist Guide Snag your FREE Artist Pricing Calculator Episode 201: Building a Global Brand with Shay Bacani ----------------------- GUEST INFO: To learn more about PxP Contemporary and support artists, follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and Tik Tok @PxPContemporary and visit their website, PxPContemporary.com ---------------------- This episode is sponsored by Sticker Giant. Elevate your branding with labels and stickers that will attract attention in all of the right ways. Bring your designs to life by visiting StickerGiant.com and using promo code KMAPODCAST for 15% off!! ----------------------- WORK WITH MKW CREATIVE CO.   Connect on social with Michelle at: Kiss My Aesthetic Facebook Group Instagram Tik Tok ----------------------- Did you know that the fuel of the POD and the KMA Team runs on coffee? ;) If you love the content shared in the KMA podcast, you're welcome to invite us to a cup of coffee any time - Buy Me a Coffee! ----------------------- This episode is brought to you by Zencastr. Create high quality video and audio content. Get your first two weeks free at https://zencastr.com/?via=kma. ----------------------- This episode of the Kiss My Aesthetic Podcast is brought to you by Audible. Get your first month free at www.audible.com/kma.   This episode was edited by Berta Wired Theme music by: Eliza Rosevera and Nathan Menard

Order your exclusive da Vinci BoldBrush paintbrush set!https://brushoffer.com/collections/boldbrushLearn the magic of marketing  with us here at BoldBrush!https://www.boldbrushshow.com/Get over 50% off your first year on your artist website with FASO:https://www.FASO.com/podcast/---Get your artistic goals ready for today's guest: Liz Haywood-Sullivan, a realist painter with a deep love of pastels, teaching others, and being an advocate for the arts. Liz shares her with us her background transitioning from a design career to becoming a renowned pastel artist. She also discusses the challenges of balancing her art practice with running art organizations, and the importance of setting realistic goals to maintain productivity. Liz gives us her very best tips on how to set goals for the new year as an artist as well as the importance of reviewing your past year to help you prioritize better. She tells us about creating a north star to aim for and charting your course with short term and long term goals. Liz also emphasizes the cyclical nature of creativity and the need for self-care, as well as the value of teaching to supplement her art income. She reflects on the lasting impact of art and the personal fulfillment of the creative process. Liz provides advice for aspiring artists to be kind to themselves and work within their natural rhythms. So get ready with some pen and paper to take some notes and start planning your goals for the year ahead!Liz's FASO site:https://www.lizhaywoodsullivan.com/Liz's Newsletters on Setting Artistic Goals for the New Year:https://www.lizhaywoodsullivan.com/nl/?nid=308234&type=htmlhttps://www.lizhaywoodsullivan.com/nl/?nid=277501&type=html

In this special panel episode of the Creativity and Consciousness Podcast, I sat down with visionary artists Luke Brown, Shannon Miguela, Izzy Ivy, and Gage Kelsey during the Painting in Paradise Retreat in Bali. Together, we explore what it really takes to build a sustainable life as a professional artist, sharing personal stories, insights, and hard-won advice on navigating the creative journey. From early experiences of selling artwork to balancing creativity with business and spirituality, this conversation dives deep into the challenges and rewards of living as a full-time artist.Topics include: • How we each got started selling art • Tips on making art your primary income • Learning from mentors and the power of community • Financial organization and the importance of documentation • Staying authentic while building relationships and expanding opportunities

In this engaging conversation, Timothy Goodman shares his journey from working with top brands like Apple, Nike, Google, Samsung, MoMa, Netflix, YSL, Time, The New Yorker to his passion for public art, personal expression, and tackling societal issues through his work. Learn about his creative process, the balance between commercial and personal projects, and the challenges and risks he has faced along the way. During our interview Timothy shared how to balance commercial and passion work, how he hires team, why he never was a freelancer and why it is important to create artworks for people. Watch the full interview to find out:

Last year (2023) a conversation about creativity and innovation around art started about a great artist.The Picasso Celebration 1973-2023: 50th anniversary of the death of Pablo Picasso.  This celebration triggered the desire to bring the amazing art of Picasso over to the United States to stimulate interaction with businesses and education and encourage creativity.Karl talks to Andy Martinez, the President of the TECC (Texas European Chamber of Commerce) and their plans to bring over to Texas some wonderful pieces of art by Picasso.LEARN MORE: The Business of the Art - Creativity and Innovation Inspiration - BCN News Pablo Picasso from Malaga (10/25/1881 - 04/08/1973), as loved in Spain as in France, and internationally.Pablo Picasso was a multiple creator, he equally dominated the classical painting of his early years, as well as engraving, lithographic printing and other pictorial techniques. He painted from ceramics to an allegorical mural to peace, such as his 'Guernica'. And he was not alien to sculptural creation. His work is that of a complete creator. His inspiration always found him working on a new work. He placed the cubist avant-garde ahead of his contemporary fellow artists. He was a tireless worker. He played all the styles and had time to dance, go to the bullfights and surround himself in very Spanish parties with his best friends. He was also a skillful negotiator of his art.  

Susan Watts and Alice Vernon from Olson Larson Galleries join The Partnership's Emily McLain and discuss the 45-year history of their women-owned business in Historic Valley Junction.

In this episode of The Localist, host Carrie Rollwagen interviews sustainable fashion advocate Julie Maeseele. They discuss Julie's journey from imposter syndrome to finding joy in customer interactions, the challenges and rewards of creating one-of-a-kind garments and the importance of mindful fashion practices and supporting local economies. Julie's unique business model, collaborative projects and impact on her daughter's perception of her work are also highlighted.   Mentioned in this episode: Julie Maeseele Website: www.juliemaeseele.com Julie Maeseele Instagram: www.instagram.com/juliemaeseele Birmingham Emerging Designer competition: https://www.birminghamtimes.com/2024/09/magic-city-fashion-week-gears-up-for-season-5-with-events-beginning-saturday/ Basic Shop: https://abasicshop.com/collections/julie-maeseele?srsltid=AfmBOorbZDkxsSvgjA1lQqUvFppR4ujJ2rYVIVrZlyd8TkUF9J2y6FcV Garment Revival: https://www.juliemaeseele.com/about-the-project.html#/ Winslet & Rhys: https://www.instagram.com/winsletandrhys/?hl=en Graham Yelton: https://grahamyelton.com/ Lillis Taylor: https://www.lillistaylor.com/ Bib & Tucker: https://bibandtuckersewop.org/pages/about-our-founders Manuel: https://countrymusichalloffame.org/exhibit/suiting-the-sound/manuel/

Check out the latest episode of The Straight Dope Show where we dive into discussions about popular TV shows, political figures, and the dynamics of loyalty in politics. From dissecting the impact of canceled TV shows to analyzing the shifting allegiances in the political landscape, we cover it all. Join us as we explore the complexities of political alliances and the consequences of blind loyalty. Listen now for engaging conversations and insightful perspectives on current events and entertainment trends. 00:00:00 - Intro00:05:30 - Comedy Show Promotion00:06:00 - Debate on Nerd Culture and Fantasy Movies00:08:00 - Review of The Hobbit Trilogy00:14:00 - Discussion on Star Wars TV Shows00:20:00 - Cancellation of The Acolyte and Streaming Issues00:25:00 - Impact of Streaming on TV Show Success00:30:00 - Comparison of Art and Business in Entertainment00:32:00 - Kamala Harris and Political Fan Base Growth00:36:00 - Political Allegiances and Media Influence00:40:00 - Trump's Influence and Republican Shifts

The Professional Artist with Echo Chernik Episode 11 Date: July 27, 2024 Discussion: Echo talks about changes in the business of art & illustration. Many artists will find a niche in one industry, but Echo's 30 years experience in every industry that uses art - advertising, packaging, publishing, user interfaces, and every form of entertainment - makes her uniquely qualified to help artists understand where they fit into each and how to maximize their career. Echo Chernik Links: Website: https://www.EchoChernik.com Illustration: https://www.echo-x.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/echoxartist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/echochernik Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thexcaliberproject Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/echox/created

The Professional Artist with Echo Chernik Date: June 22, 2024 Episode: 6 - Echo talks about the business of art & illustration. Many artists will find a niche in one industry, but Echo's 30 years experience in every industry that uses art - advertising, packaging, publishing, user interfaces, and every form of entertainment - makes her uniquely qualified to help artists understand where they fit into each and how to maximize their career.

The Professional Artist with Echo Chernik Date: June 22, 2024 Episode: 6 - Echo talks about the business of art & illustration. Many artists will find a niche in one industry, but Echo's 30 years experience in every industry that uses art - advertising, packaging, publishing, user interfaces, and every form of entertainment - makes her uniquely qualified to help artists understand where they fit into each and how to maximize their career.

  “I am seeking. I am striving. I am in it with all my heart.” -Vincent van Gogh Welcome to another inspiring episode of Turmeric & Tequila with your host, Kristen Olson! Today, we are excited to welcome Amanda Corrales, founder and executive director of Avante Garde, an organization passionately committed to supporting emerging artists in Colorado. In this episode, Amanda shares her journey through the complexities of arts funding, tax challenges, and maintaining financial stability as an artist. She dives deep into how Avante Garde is revolutionizing support systems for artists by facilitating access to funding, educational resources, and robust community networks. Amanda discusses the sharp disconnect between public funding and the artists it aims to support, emphasizing the need for a sustainable ecosystem for artists to not only survive but thrive. From personal anecdotes of her struggles and successes to broader societal implications, the conversation also explores the importance of mindset, authenticity, and the universal language of art in fostering inclusion and diversity. Tune in as we uncover the realities of the art world, discuss innovative solutions to age-old problems, and get inspired by the power of community and resilience. Don't forget to subscribe to Turmeric & Tequila, where we challenge your thinking and encourage you to live your most authentic life. Join us! Amanda Corrales, the Founder and Executive Director of Avante Garde, is a visionary leader dedicated to supporting Colorado's emerging artists. With a deep understanding of the challenges artists face in achieving financial stability and creative fulfillment, she established Avante Garde to combat economic insecurity and mental health pressures in the artistic community. Under her leadership, the organization focuses on dismantling financial barriers and fostering a thriving artistic ecosystem. Her efforts are crucial in enriching Colorado's cultural landscape, contributing significantly to the state's $2.6 billion arts and culture sector. Amanda's commitment to expanding the organization's reach includes forming strategic partnerships and engaging with local businesses, thereby making art more accessible and enhancing the community's cultural vibrancy. Avante Garde (AG) is a Colorado non-profit organization established in 2021. Our operation in the Denver Metro area aims to help Colorado's emerging artists achieve financial stability and creative fulfillment to overcome the pressing challenges of economic insecurity and mental health pressures. www.avantegarde.org Instagram: @avantegardeorg   Connect with T&T: IG: @TurmericTequila Facebook: @TurmericAndTequila Website: www.TurmericAndTequila.com Host: Kristen Olson IG: @Madonnashero Tik Tok: @Madonnashero Website: www.KOAlliance.com  

This episode Josh and Corey sit down James Nestor for our 100th Episode of Thoughtful Discussions. From 2017 to today we've had a lot of great conversations, and this show isn't any different. James Nestor is an artist, photographer, sculptor, and so much more. We discussed growing up in a creative household to working at the Carnegie Museum of Art. How leaving a position can sometimes be the best choice you've ever made and getting to a point where you can say no more. The emotional challenges of working of working for a newspaper. Looking at the metaphysical as an artist. And how business today is more than just the quality of service. All that and more in this 100th Episode of Thoughtful Discussions. Learn more about James at the links below. https://www.jamesjnestor.com/ Don't miss out on the chance to follow Corey's exciting journey by clicking on the links provided! ⁠https://www.instagram.com/muve_78/⁠ ⁠https://linktr.ee/1028podcast_studio⁠ Make sure to stay connected by following Josh, PGH Print Ship, as well as Thoughtful Discussions for more captivating content! https://www.instagram.com/joshsnider86/ https://www.instagram.com/pghprintship/ https://www.instagram.com/thoughtfuldiscussions/ Or visit PGHPrintShip.com today!

Caltrans prepares for a major winter storm disrupting Sierra travel. Also, last minute voter guides for the California primary. Plus, Senate candidate Rep. Barbara Lee. Finally, Sierra College hosts “The Business of Art Symposium.” Winter Storm Travel Another major winter storm is headed toward Northern California and the National Weather Service is warning travel over the Sierra Thursday through Sunday will be dangerous. Forecasts are calling for upwards of 10 feet of snow in some areas and Caltrans is warning drivers of major delays and even road closures throughout the storm.  Jeremy Linder, Caltrans Public Information Officer, joins us with a look at how the agency is preparing and how drivers can stay up to date over the next few days. League of Women Voters With the primary days away, there is still time for voters to research candidates, turn in their ballots and prepare to go to the polls. Paula Lee, President of the League of Women Voters of Sacramento County, provides an update on resources and information voters can use before they make their choices. Senate Candidate Rep. Barbara Lee We're closing in on our conversations with the leading candidates for Senate. With less than a week to the California Primary Rep. Barbara Lee joins us about what sets her apart from her Democratic opponents - who are also her congressional colleagues - as well as the lived experiences that shapes how she leads. Business of Art Symposium This weekend, artists will be heading to Sierra College in Grass Valley to learn about the business of art - a symposium for professional development in the creative community which includes workshops, business planning, partnerships, legal advice, and mentoring across California. Kellie Cutler with the Truckee Cultural District and Eliza Tudor with the Nevada County Arts Council join Insight to discuss The Business of Art Symposium happening Saturday, March 2 from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

On this week's episode of Out and About, WCBU's Jody Holtz sat in as guest host and chatted about ArtsPartners' upcoming Business of Art conference with organizers Ross Miller and Sarah Marie Dillard.

How does the art world work?Chloë Sylvestre is a creative producer and project manager in the arts, focussed on public outreach and community engagement.She works with international institutions, artist studios, local communities and schools to create alternative, challenging and dynamic cultural projects for a globally diverse audience. "In the art world, in terms of archivists and curators and maybe studio assistants, there are a lot of women. And then in terms of Museum Directors or actual artists... it's certainly more male dominated."Chloë also advised Proteus Theatre on the roles of gallerists and curators in contemporary art for its stage production, Indestructible.In this revealing interview with show host Mary Swan, Chloë opens a window onto the demands of working with artists and institutions to make exhibitions a reality, and the cultural bias that sees women and other under-represented artists viewed as second-tier players in the art world.Timestamps1:27 Being the 'person who gets things done'3:22 Juggling strong personalities6:13 How networking and relationships drive art world success13:24 Gender, jobs and roles in the art world14:56 How women are 'othered' by art institutions18:16 Carrie Mae Weems - an important living artistCreditsThe podcast Indestructible is a Creative Kin production for Proteus Theatre Company.Executive Producer & Producer: Jason CaffreyMixing and Mastering: Adam DoubleProduction Music: DEX 1200Artwork: Y DesignsLinksIndestructible stage showMoca NorthProteus Theatre CompanyOmnibus Theatre ClaphamCreative KinIndestructible podcast mini-site at Creative KinCreative Kin client guest bookRemember to rate and review this show!

In this engaging and enlightening interview, we had the distinct pleasure of speaking with Mark Laurie, the illustrious CEO, and renowned photo artist at Inner Spirit Photography. With a stable, thriving business that has victoriously weathered the erratic seasons of the commerce world and life for over four decades, Mark offers unique insights into maintaining longevity and success. This conversation is pertinent, particularly to those navigating the tumultuous wave of entrepreneurship or any creative endeavor, as it sheds light on the intersection of art and business. It offers practical strategies to enhance value, boost revenue, and engage effectively with customers. No matter your industry, you stand to gain immensely from Mark's in-depth understanding and priceless wisdom. Here are the reasons why you should listen to the full interview: • Learn how to strategically increase your prices while simultaneously boosting the value you deliver.• Discover the profound importance of a premium, high-prized "whale product" and the art of selling it.• Understand the significance of embracing your worth for business progression and personal growth. Resources 1. Inner Spirit PhotographyInterview HighlightsElevating Pricing Mechanics Mark recommends increasing prices every six months. As prices scale up, the delivered value should correspondingly increase. Pricing determines the clientele's demographic and attention, higher prices eliminate exploitative segments.Higher prices can induce fear but inspire over-delivery in services.Soaring beyond perceived worth helps in business and personal development."Every six months, increase your prices…When you're charging more, people pay more attention." - Mark Laurie  The 'Whale Product' ConceptEvery business should have a premium, “whale product”.Segue into sales by introducing price first, followed by an exposé of the product value.Commence with the high-value product, providing a window for clients to assimilate its premium status."You need to have a whale product…Don't start with your cheap one, start with the expensive one." - Mark LaurieCustomer-centric Execution Sharing a profound anecdote, Mark underscores the power of focusing on customer desires.A tailored approach to customers can lead to surprising revenue streams.Deliver products that exceed the customer's expectation, delivering memorable experiences."A client came in one time… He bought the whole catalog AND asked for custom sizes bigger than anything I'd done before." - Mark LaurieListen to the full interview to catch all golden nuggets from Mark Laurie's profound experiences. It's a treasure chest of wisdom for any artist, business owner, or creative professional seeking success in their field.Support the show

On this episode, Elio interviews Kristen Brown, Founder of Rela. Rela is an art subscription service collaborating with local artists to make any space a local art gallery, empowering anyone to host original art in their home or office. Kristen shares Rela's origin story, the role that art should play in our lives, and how Rela intends to end the starving artist trope by generating revenue for local artists on artwork that would otherwise languish in storage. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/614startups/support

Join host Jen Blandos in a lively conversation with Clare Napper, the creative mind behind "The High Life" in the UAE. Clare shares her remarkable journey from working in advertising to becoming an acclaimed artist known for her iconic Dubai-inspired posters. Discover how she blends humour with cultural sensitivity and hear her insights on navigating the challenges of running an art-based business in a foreign country. From stocking mishaps to finding her artistic niche, Clare's story is both inspiring and entertaining.⭐️ Episode Takeaways:✅ Balancing Humour and Cultural Sensitivity: Clare Napper's art skillfully combines humour and satire while maintaining cultural sensitivity, reflecting the evolving cultural landscape of the UAE.✅ Entrepreneurial Lessons: Clare's journey as an artist and business owner highlights the importance of learning from mistakes, especially in managing stock, contracts, and deliveries.✅ Artistic Evolution: Clare's journey shows how pursuing a creative passion can lead to unexpected success, and how adapting to market demands is crucial for the long-term sustainability of an art-based business. ⭐ Join the Female Fusion Membership Waitlist at femalefusionnetwork.com/join

Eric Armusik breaks the stereotype often found among artists in his entrepreneurial ability to make a living doing what he loves: making art. Chatting with him briefly before inviting him to record a "B Inspired" episode, I was inspired by the many revenue streams he's created for himself and other emerging artists and by his savvy promotional efforts using social media today that he claims are 50% of the business of art. He teaches painting techniques. He paints on commissioned pieces. He runs an academy with painting apprentices--just like the Old Masters did. And his own current project, creating large-scale paintings illustrating Danté's Inferno, he plans as a legacy endeavor. In asking him to share what he does, what he's learned, and how he has managed to achieve success, I hoped other artists would benefit.

Bianca Turner talks about her book “The Business of Art” and how to make money with your art. Turner is a self-taught artist; she holds degrees in economics and biology. Her paintings hang in private and corporate international collections, and at Haegeumgang Museum in South Korea. Her work has been featured in various art publications. She received the Woman Art Award from MUSA International Art Space in 2018 and 2020. In June 2021, Turner was part of the curatorial team who organized the art exhibition of HRH Archduchess Gabriela von Habsburg, in Romania. Turner was also one of the main media sponsors, along with Forbes magazines, of this European cultural event. In January 2022, Turner became an IAVA-UNESCO artist. Turner is an Associated Professor at the University of West, Visual Arts Faculty in Timisoara, Romania. She is the author of "The Business of Art" - lectures and seminaries. Turner works from her home studio in Los Angeles. Her 2023 art projects include a solo exhibition at The Artists' Gallery in Los Angeles, a solo exhibition at Sasse Museum of Art, Pomona,California and the participation in various charity events. In January 2023, Turner was nominated as one of the "Top 30 Women Leaders To Look Out For” by The New York City Journal. http://www.biancaturner.art/ IG:@biancaturnerart. To contact Sheryl Benjy please go to www.sherylbenjy.com or follow on IG: @sherylbenjy_art --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sheryl-benjy/support

In today's episode, Alia gives us a rundown on the role of the gallery and gallery representation. She shares what young artists should be considering when starting their careers, and helpful guidance on how to price their work. She weighs in on the impacts and pitfalls of social media for artists, the direction of NFT's and what the art world needs to do to become more egalitarian. We're trying something new with today's episode, so we want you to weigh in. Let us know what you think on Twitter and Instagram at @blackimagination. To view this episode and others head over to our YouTube channel The Institute of Black Imagination. For this and more content visit us on IBI Digital at blackimagination.com. Things mentionedJeffrey Deitch - Art GalleryJeffrey Deitch - American art dealer and curatorVernissage - a private viewing of paintings before public exhibition.Shibboleth - a custom, principle, or belief distinguishing a particular class or group of peopleSotheby's Institute of Art What to ReadClay Pop by Alia DahlThe $12 Million Stuffed Shark: The Curious Economics of Contemporary Art by Donald ThompsonTalking Prices: Symbolic Meanings of Prices on the Market for Contemporary Art by Olav VelthiusBlk Art: The Audacious Legacy of Black Artists and Models in Western Art by Zaria WareThe Black Market: A Guide to art collecting by Charles MooreWhat to listen toRespect - Aretha FranklinAlright - Kendrick LamarPicasso Babe - Jay-ZRich Nigazz - J. ColeWho to followFollow Alia Dahl on IG @aliajessenia and @jeffreydeitchgalleryLearn more about her at

The Moneywise Guys Wednesday, April 5th BE MONEYWISE. Moneywise Wealth Management I "The Moneywise Guys" podcast call: 661-847-1000 text in anytime: 661-396-1000 website: www.MoneywiseGuys.com facebook: Moneywise_Wealth_Management linkedin: MoneywiseWealthManagement Guest: Rachel Wainwright, Owner/Curator of the RAM Art Gallery  website: www.galleryram.com/  

Since 2018, Michael Sargeant has spearheaded Magnum Photos' video-on-demand education program, Magnum Learn, and works to produce a variety of video content for the agency. Projects include courses led by Alec Soth, Gregory Halpern, Bieke Depoorter, Matt Black and Jonas Bendiksen, as well as a group course focused on street photography with contributions from Martin Parr, Bruce Gilden, Susan Meiselas, Mark Power, amongst others. In this episode, we discuss his near-foray into life in the military, vulnerability, artistic value and navigating the business side of the art and photography world. EPISODE LINKSInstagram: @michael__sargeantWebsite: magnumphotos.com/learnSHOW LINKSnosetpath.com@nosetpathpodcast

From dropping out of high school at 15 to pursue his dream of being a tattoo artist to being crowned the winner on Ink Master season 1, Tony Medellin's success story is going to inspire you to work harder and believe in your vision. Enjoy this conversation with one of the most generous, supportive, collaborative people we know. https://instagram.com/tony_medellintattoohttps://www.tonymedellin.com

Episode NotesThe Contracting Handbook podcast is all about the builders and skilled tradesmen and tradeswomen in the construction industry from all over the world. Here you'll meet the tradespeople who took a leap of faith from working their craft to running the own construction company. You'll meet people who left lucrative careers to enter the trades. For newcomers to running a construction business, there is a ton of advice on “how to” run your contracting company. For established contractors, you get to meet other industry leaders and get behind the scenes of their business and stay up to date with industry change. Mike Knoche, your host, keeps the conversation interesting. He's been operating his contracting business for over 15 years in the oddly wonderful, Fairbanks, Alaska. Mike's philosophy is “we are all experts in how we build where we live, but the business basics and business management are universal”. Join us for this global conversation on operating a construction company, mental health, cool projects, and construction industry progress. Host: Mike KnocheWebsite: The Contracting HandbookInstagram: @thecontractinghandbookVenmo: Mike-Knoche-1info@thecontractinghandbook.com Guest: Barbie The WelderInstagram: @barbiethewelderLinkedIn: Barbie The Welder

Grant Yun, season 2 PROOF Grails artist, sits down with NFTStatistics to talk about the nontraditional digital origins of his art and how he harnesses the power of ADD as a medical student, pro breakdancer, and top-tiered NFT artist. https://twitter.com/GrantYun2 https://twitter.com/punk9059 Catch up on all things NFT on the PROOF podcast at podcasts.proof.xyz

Art evokes passion and feeling and transporting you to another place. But artists aren't always born - they are often made. Along they way, they may have find themselves in very unartistic circumstances. Today's guest is artist, Linda Riesenberg Fisler. While working at Proctor and Gamble she had some very... Interesting roles, but after reaching management, she set off on a new direction that changed her life completely.  Feeling the pull of her creative side, Linda headed to USC for film, and then visual arts. She moved from Proctor and Gamble to becoming a professional painter. She explains that there are millions of artists all vying for your attention and money, but she knew that to be successful as an artist, it takes more than artistic talent. You need to have a marketing plan. To make a living as an artist, you need to have business skills to go along with your creative skills. Linda even co-founded a non-profit to teach artists how to be more business-centric.  She discusses the process of marketing yourself vs. going with an agent, how to treat your art as a product and not one of your children, how anyone can become an artist, and how to avoid scams. Find out about Linda's Artistic Harmonies Association Buy Linda's art here Be sure to subscribe to the newsletter at www.yourdailychocolate.com for extra content and all sorts of good stuff. If you like the show, please rate and review, or share it with anyone you think would like a little good news in their life. You can also subscribe to Your Daily Chocolate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or your preferred platform.

K Ryan Henisey brings years of experience in the arts and premium/luxury retail to fine art management and curation with Artlounge Collective. Ryan is an award-winning artist and recent recipient of a public arts grant from the city of West Hollywood. His fine art has appeared throughout California and in locations that include international galleries and museums. Ryan previously worked for major cruise lines, overseeing product management and publication for a half-billion dollar segment of the global tour industry, among other notable accolades. Until very recently, Ryan was the president of TAG Gallery in Los Angeles.And in May of this year, he opened Artlounge Collective in the Miracle Mile district of Los Angeles.Ryan brings an edifying, inclusive and pragmatic approach in working with the artists in Artlounge Collective. He said Artlounge chooses all the artists and there are many factors in that but most important to Ryan is making sure that Artlounge is keeping the quality of the artwork even across the board.  ~  https://artlounge.co/ ~

In this episode of the Artist Business Plan we sit down with Patrick Shanahan, Director of Marketing at Art Storefronts, to discuss the truth behind operating an arts business. Learn about the ways to step up your art career and how to gauge your success when you tune into this lovely episode. Guest: Patrick is a digital marketing expert with over 15 years experience in how best leverage both traditional and digital marketing to grow art and photography businesses. Combined with the sales and marketing analytics data from over 6500+ customers at Art Storefronts he has unique insights into what is actually working to start, run and grow profitable art business in today's business landscape.  www.artstorefronts.com For more information on applying to Superfine Art Fair as well as recordings of this and all of our past podcasts, just visit http://www.superfine.world/ (www.superfine.world ) IG: https://www.instagram.com/superfineartfair/?hl=en (@superfineartfair) IG: https://www.instagram.com/art_storefronts/ (@art_storefronts) If you want to submit a listener question you can email it to joshua@superfine.world for a chance of it being answered by Alex, James, and our guest! Hosted and Executive Produced by James Miille and Alexander Mitow Executive Producer/Producer : Joshua Guicherit Written by: Joshua Guicherit, Alexander Mitow, and James Miille Audio Edited by: Esteban del Sol

If you've ever felt insecure or angry about the fact that putting your creative work out into the world often means commercializing it, and thus changing or diluting it, this episode is for you. I discuss that tension many artists feel between art as a joyful, and private, creative process and the cruel dictates of market constraints, but I take a different perspective: that those constraints can actually be used constructively, and lead to more joyful creative experiences. Making our art into a commercial product may not be the capitulation it can so often seem to be.TranscriptWould You Like to Support My Work?Sign up for my newsletter!Buy me a coffee! You can give me a one-time donation using this link. Become a Patron of Stepping Off Now!  

Tony and Sean reminisce about the good old days when you could have a secret family, Sean bets on an old woman and loses big, and they argue about the Marvel franchise for way too long.

Matt Godek is an international artist known for his deconstructive pop art paintings, murals, sculptures, and toys. In this episode, we talk about:Why he creates the art he does Breaking down the meaning behind his shows (consistently sold out and exhibited in cities like Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Bangkok, and Hong Kong.) His new show “Discipline.” Art being a team effortWhy he likes working and selling his art through galleries How he got started with NFT's and his view on the industryThe business of art The metaverse and what that will mean for artists  Power of saying no His definition of success and happiness Matt Gondek Website: https://mattgondek.comMatt Gondek Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gondekdraws/Podcast Page:  @breakingthemoldpodcast@alysa_scanzano

Steven Diamant is the owner and founder of Arcadia Contemporary, one of the world's leading galleries for realistic art. Steven and I covered several pressing topics: how to work with galleries, the business of sales, the importance of Instagram for artists, how art universities are delinquent in their duties, timelessness and trends in the arts, and more. This is also the first podcast episode that I recorded in-person! I came down to Arcadia with two microphones and we recorded the talk right there in Steven's office.Support ART'S COOL with Ken Goshen For more from Arcadia Contemporary:Arcadia Contemporary's websiteArcadia Contemporary's InstagramFor more from Ken Goshen:Ken's websiteKen's InstagramKen's lessonsKen's PatreonKen's YouTube Music by Adaam JamesThe Action Academy | Millionaire Mentorship for Your Life & BusinessOn The Action Academy Podcast, your host Brian Luebben interviews top entrepreneurs...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Bourbon With Friends Bourbon With Friends. THE bourbon podcast, that never takes itself too seriously.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify All The Things Exploring topics like fitness, wellness, business and more every week!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and FoodHow to invest in regenerating soils, people and the climate at scale and a fair return?!Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Ignacio sits down with Artist and Philanthropist, Raheem Saladeen Johnson, otherwise known as King Saladeen, and his manager, Oren Schneider to discuss how King Saladeen grew up from the West Side of Philadelphia to become a famous artist who has created artwork for celebrities like Michael Jordan, and even started his own NFT collection. In addition to his creative mind, King Saladeen has a giving heart. His foundation "Create Motivate Inspire," gives back to the community through book drives, Turkey donation, basketball program events and more. His efforts brought him to numerous places across the country where his eyes were opened to the landscapes, shapes and colors that were vastly different than what the kid from Philly saw in his typical day to day. You need to be able to understand your surroundings and choose to grow from them. You need to be able to adapt to the platform as it changes - and you need to do it the right way. Growing isn't simple, there are pros and cons to your path. For our business, we build, manage and scale Amazon digital storefronts in a way that hasn't been done before. We are making true passive income possible for our clients because we are a full-service management team. That includes keeping your customers happy and making sure your eCommerce store is following Amazon's seller rules. If you want to start your Amazon automation business (and make sure it's done the right way, playing by the rules), visit us at our website (ecomindustry.com) and get in touch. The beauty of working alongside us is that we handle everything on the backend of your Amazon business–marketing strategy, inventory, customer service, and so much more. All you have to do is watch your wealth grow. E2E E-Com Industry, LLC. Stay Connected YouTube E-Com to Everyone Instagram @ecom.industry Facebook @ecomindustryllc TikTok @ecomindustry --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ecom-industry/message

Michaell Magrutsche is an Austrian-Californian multimedia Artist, educator, author of five art-related books, podcaster, coach, creative advisor and former Newport Beach arts commissioner. Michaell has resolved the paradox as to why 95% of worldwide artists exist around the poverty level and therefore should be proud to be poor. But without creativity, there are no man-made systems and there would be no world as we know it. The solution: discovering patterns within Art that foster creative communication and identifying art values outside any systems which raise our human potential.Website: https://michaellm.com/self-aware-art-education

In this episode Ann shares: That she got in to radio news because of the numerous injuries that she had suffered as a modern dancer.   How she had to have a very regimented morning routine due to how early she got up in the morning to go to work.   She left working in the radio industry to become a PR consultant.   She started her own theatre company in Sacramento that focused on either world or Sacramento premieres.   That she had to augment her ticket sales with additional funding such as donations and foundation grants.   That working as a radio announcer helped her to be able to write good press releases and make editorial decisions in her business.   Theatre also taught her how to plan for future events by working backwards from the events deadline and setting up interim goals.   She is donating the proceeds from the sale of prints from "Flowers of Ukraine" to United Help Ukraine.   She advises not to quit your day job when pursuing your artistic endeavors as there is a very small percentage of artists that are financially successful from sales of their art alone.   Ann recommends reading Business and Marketing books with regards to being able to make sales in your craft.   That the Imposter syndrome seems to occur more in artists than in other professions.   That Bob the Cat is 21 years old!    

For art auction houses, in-person events are a central part of art buying. But during the pandemic, the industry had to quickly pivot to survive. In this episode, we investigate how online purchases and technology like NFTs is growing and opening the art market to a new generation of enthusiasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the first of two episodes dedicated to the business of art, Charlotte Burns and Allan Schwartzman trace the changing contours of an industry defined by dealmaking. Power within the art trade is held by a few key players and yet, the art market shapes the lives and livelihoods of almost everyone working in art. In an art world that likes to season the cold logic of commodities trading with the language of inclusion, passion and creation, we speak to dealers, artists and futurologists to discover how — from the local to the global, from private passions to international politics and economics—everything is touched by the market. Tune in to find out.  Guests: Tim Blum, Roxane Gay, Melanie Gerlis, Kathy Halbreich, Pam Kramlich, Larry Marx and Issy Wood

In the first of two episodes dedicated to the business of art, Charlotte Burns and Allan Schwartzman trace the changing contours of an industry defined by dealmaking. Power within the art trade is held by a few key players and yet, the art market shapes the lives and livelihoods of almost everyone working in art. In an art world that likes to season the cold logic of commodities trading with the language of inclusion, passion and creation, we speak to dealers, artists and futurologists to discover how — from the local to the global, from private passions to international politics and economics—everything is touched by the market.

Mike Giant discusses his experiences in the fine art world as well as how to navigate it. Topics discussed include: Agree, Futura, graffiti writers moving into galleries, art “investors”, 1991 Albuquerque Museum mural show, connector photos, reasons to work with a gallery, stable of collectors, trusting in value, Sharpies, 50/50 split, galleries responsibilities, no sell early shows, exclusivity, taking advantage of opportunities versus remaining loyal, Twist, dealing with museums, museums buying art for their permanent collections, getting graffiti in Juxtapoz, Damon Soule, selling artwork in upscale hair salons in the late 1990s, FecalFace, Sketch show at Juice in 2000, downside of galleries owned by wealthy people, ask galleries for references, better percentage of sales at alternative spaces, The Lab show in Baltimore, first solo show (San Jose, 2001), Bob Schmeltzer, WDWA show (Brooklyn, 2002), The Vandal Squad, BEAMS/Upper Playground in Tokyo with Bigfoot and Sam Flores, 5024SF Gallery, Matt Revelli, unpaid show in Denver with Andy Howell and Sam Flores (2002), 55DSL in NYC, MOCADC (2003), pill poppin, group shows, Misanthropy Gallery in Vancouver (2004), Sight, artist-run galleries, 111 Minna Gallery (SF, 2004), Doze Green, Show with Shepard Fairey at Voice1156 Gallery (San Diego, 2005), infamous gang fight, solo show at The Erotic Museum (LA), The Yoga Series, solo show at Nomad in Toronto, first show in Paris (Royal Cheese, 2005), solo show at Lab101 Gallery (LA), solo show at Colette (Paris, 2006), Karl Lagerfeld, Sarah, Fafi, Las Chicas de Burque series, solo show at Best (London), extending stays overseas, Hysteric Glamour group show (Hong Kong, 2006), White Walls Gallery, Andres Guerrero, Justin Giarla, Outre Gallery, solo show at Magda Danysz Gallery (Paris, 2007), three openings (VIPs, collectors, public), Drago Publishing, group show at Iguapop Gallery (Barcelona), getting paid by overseas galleries, solo shows in Australia (2007), solo show at White Walls (2008), solo show at Guerrero Gallery (2010), solo shows at FFDG (2012-16), solo shows at Black Book Gallery (Denver, 2014-17), solo show at ATAK (SF, 2016/17), Inner State Gallery (Detroit, 2016), 6x6' drawing, online store created (2017), ease of selling work online, getting full value of work sold, difficulty in shopping your work to galleries, using galleries to grow the value of your work, Paris auction, JonOne, accumulation of money vs. freedom, the power of Instagram, withholding a gallery's access to your social media following, BONUS: botched show at Magda Danysz Gallery (Paris, 2009).

Episode thirty-nine of Strong Enough Podcast brings Ink Master Season 3 winner, Joey Hamilton. Joey's appearance on Strong Enough provides a rare “behind the scenes” look at his life beyond being an award-winning tattoo artist.  During this episode, Joey talks about being a business owner and the challenge of balancing his business and his passion. He also shares on his time in the military, how he feels about mentoring other artists, and what he learned through divorce that helps keep his marriage strong and healthy. Joey discusses why he believes focusing on the positive will bring good things to your life. Joey and I discuss why he thinks NFTs are a great opportunity to own art, and he shares the plan and timeline for his first NFT release (spoiler: it's amazing!). You don't want to miss this unprecedented look into Joey and what he's really like as a person, not just an artist. #inkmaster #tattoo #veteranStrongenoughpod.cominstagram.com/strongenoughpodfacebook.com/strongenoughpodstrongenoughpod@gmail.com

#090  Today is Wednesday, time for a little wellness boost - a shortened episode to keep your Warrior Vibe high.Kathy is joined, once again, by artist and teacher Stephanie Weaver, a corporate project manager turned entrepreneur, who founded Positive Painters, a supportive online artist community and art business membership.  Stephanie shares simple ways listeners can add more beauty to their everyday lives.Links:Website:  stephanieweaverartist.comFacebook:  facebook.com/stephanieweaverartistInstagram:  Instagram.com/stephanieweaverartistIf you'd like to join our circle and never miss a weekly episode, please hit subscribe.  While you're there, you can rate the podcast by highlighting the stars that match your experience.  Much appreciated!For episode materials, show notes or to submit a question for a future episode, visit: https://athenawellness.com/podcast

#089  Our guest today is Stephanie Weaver, a corporate project manager turned entrepreneur, who founded Positive Painters, a supportive online artist community and art business membership.  Stephanie is also a full-time artist and instructor, using oil paint to create and teach landscape, still life and portraits. We cover a range of topics including:The journey from corporate life to artist;How sobriety positively impacted her life and art;Using substitution to treat addiction;How she would counsel her younger self; andWords of wisdom for those dreaming of leaving their current jobs.We end this episode with our Dose of Inspiration segment, where Stephanie shares some of the things that are lighting her up these days.Links:Website:  stephanieweaverartist.comFacebook:  facebook.com/stephanieweaverartistInstagram:  Instagram.com/stephanieweaverartistCalled to Create – bookExpert Secrets – bookIf you'd like to join our circle and never miss a weekly episode, please hit subscribe.  While you're there, you can rate the podcast by highlighting the stars that match your experience.  Much appreciated!For episode materials, show notes or to submit a question for a future episode, visit: https://athenawellness.com/podcast

1st returning guest! Mural artist, entrepreneur, business manager, author & personal friend. He's created masterpieces all over the world for restaurants, celebrities, businesses and more! @patrickganino @julianjfranco

In this season 3 episode of Back of the Napkin, Kelly O'Neill, owner of Fusion of Iron and Earth, shares the inspiring story of her transition from the corporate world to starting a small business from little more than clay, scrap metal, sheer determination, and the passion to honor her father's legacy. Plus she talks about small business branding, Art on the Grand, Funky Ferndale Art Fair, ArtPrize and Mint Artist Guild. Read more on the podcast blog. She was raised in the 1970s, when a generation of women demanded change, and fulfilled an emerging set of expectations. Kelly O'Neill spent her formative years in Farmington Hills, Michigan, a suburban enclave outside Detroit, where her mom and Dad formulated a plan for her future: graduate college, land a corporate job, achieve success, enjoy life. And so she did. O'Neill graduated from Michigan State University – the first college graduate in her family – and rose through the ranks at General Motors. As she did, O'Neill's father, Dennis, grew his home improvement business and tinkered in his shed with a variety of artistic endeavors. His unique take on thrown pottery moved from passion to profit, with Dennis eventually showing and selling his work at local art shows. Kelly marveled at her dad's work, yet she found something missing. “I always looked up to him for his ability to master anything and everything,” said O'Neill. “He would display his pots beautifully. But from a competitive point of view, his pots looked like everyone else's.” O'Neill took a welding course at Oakland Community College so she could create holders or stands to differentiate his work. Sadly, their plans to do a show together derailed after her father's cancer diagnosis and subsequent death. “So, when he passed, he was very much a prolific potter… he had pottery in every stage, and I told my Mom that I would finish his work,” said O'Neill. With encouragement from her mom and support from the local arts community, O'Neill continued her father's work while coming of age as an artist herself. Her joy for her own work grew and O'Neill took the leap from the corporate world to the art world. Her first show, Art on the Grand, was her dad's favorite. Read More ...