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Nosipho Radebe is in conversation with Dr Same Mdluli, Standard Bank Curator and Gallery Manager at The Standard Bank Art LabSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chelsea Stewart was born in 1997 in San Mateo County, CA. She lives in San Mateo and works in Palo Alto, CA. Stewart is currently attending San José State University while working towards her MFA in Spatial Arts. Stewart completed a residency in the Cubberley Artist Studio Program in Palo Alto, CA, and currently works as the Gallery Manager at the Pamela Walsh Gallery in downtown Palo Alto. She was a 2022 Content Emerging Artist Awardee and featured in Content Magazine issue 14.3, “Perform,” published by SVCreates.Follow Chelsea's work:chelseaannestewart.comInstagram: chelsea_anne_stewart

This episode of Subtext & Discourse Art World podcast is brought to you by AIPAD and The Photography Show. AIPAD represents fine art photography galleries around the world and is proud to present the 2025 edition of its flagship event, The Photography Show. The fair will showcase photography from the earliest processes to cutting-edge contemporary work that pushes the boundaries of the medium, from April 23 – 27 at The Park Avenue Armory in New York City. Go to www.aipad.com/show for more information and to plan your visit.   The Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD) encourages public support of fine art photography through education and communication by enhancing the confidence of the public in responsible photography collecting. First organized in 1979, AIPAD and its current members span the globe with members in North and South America, Australia, Europe and Asia. AIPAD has become a unifying force in the field of photography and is dedicated to creating and maintaining high standards in the business of exhibiting, buying and selling photographs as art. - AIPAD official website https://www.aipad.com/ - Follow AIPAD on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/aipadphoto/ - Talks programme by AIPAD on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@aipadphoto - AIPAD On Collecting Photography guide https://www.aipad.com/collecting   Sophie Wright is the Executive Director at Fotografiska New York, a position held since April 2022. Prior experience includes serving as Global Cultural Director at Magnum Photos from October 2003 to October 2020, where responsibilities encompassed developing and delivering global cultural programs, business development, and managing large-scale sales initiatives. Sophie Wright also worked as a Creative Consultant at Sophie Wright Consulting from 2002 to July 2011, focusing on strategy and communication for creative projects. Earlier roles include Deputy Editor and Gallery Manager at PLUK Magazine and Witness Gallery, and Non-Executive Director/Project Manager at MMAN Ltd. Sophie Wright holds a BA in Modern History from the University of Oxford and an MA in Art History from The Courtauld Institute of Art. - Fotografiska Global official website https://www.fotografiska.com/ - Follow Sophie Wright on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wrightsophie/ and Fotografiska Global https://www.instagram.com/fotografiska/ - Fotografiska talks and presentations on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@fotografiska.global   Andra Russek is a certified member of the Appraisers Association of America specializing in the field of fine art photography. She has been working in her field since 2000 when she became the assistant in the conservation department at the George Eastman House, Museum of Photography.  She continued her work at Swann Galleries, New York as a Specialist from 2002 – 2005. In 2005 she joined the Photographs Department at Sotheby's New York as a Specialist/Senior Cataloguer. In her role at both auction houses she catalogued and valued photographs for four to six sales per year. At Sotheby's she worked on important sales including Important Photographs from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Including Works from the Gilman Paper Company Collection and Photographs from the Private Collection of Margaret W. Weston. Andra is currently the Director of Scheinbaum & Russek Ltd., a gallery specializing in 20th century and contemporary photography. - Scheinbaum & Russek Ltd. official website https://www.photographydealers.com/ - Membership page on AIPAD https://www.aipad.com/member/scheinbaum-russek-ltd - Follow Scheinbaum & Russek Ltd. on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/scheinbaumrussek/ - Straight Talk on Collecting Photography https://www.youtube.com/@scheinbaumrussekltd8037   Michael Dooney https://beacons.ai/michaeldooney This episode of Subtext & Discourse Art World Podcast was recorded on 18. March 2025 between Perth (AU) and New York (US) with Riverside.

1. From an Angry Young Man to a Peaceful Art Gallery Manager2. Learning How to Be Compassionate Toward All Sentient Beings To provide feedback on this podcast, please email us at feedback@minghuiradio.org

This week, my guest is watercolour artist Lisa Gardner. Lisa is inspired by the natural world, the connection between breath and brushwork and rare wild plant species on the edge of extinction - seemingly far flung interests that come together in a beautifully natural and synergistic way in Lisa's work. About Lisa Gardener Lisa Gardner is a watercolour artist inspired by the natural world, the connection between breath and brushwork and rare wild plant species on the edge of extinction. Passionate about wild plants and the vital role they play in the health of our environment, Lisa's  art strives to connect people to nature, to improve their wellbeing, and inspire action to save species and their habitats. Links Lisa has created 6 video workshops that share her journey with Plantlife, they can be found here.   Short film mentioned in the interview    Plantlife's important work can be found here.   Information on the Grassland Action Plan Lisa and Plantlife are campaigning for can be found here.   You can also get involved and volunteer for the National Plant Monitoring Scheme.   Other episodes if you liked this one: Garden Sculpture  - This episode I'm speaking to Victoria Leedham, Co-Curator and Gallery Manager of the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden. I visited the garden earlier this month and even in winter garb, it was beautiful, set as it is in ancient woodland with streams running through it that pour down from Leith Hill in Surrey. The sculptures in the garden are diverse in character and look stunning within the location, each one fitting harmoniously into the backdrop of planting and landscape. Victoria is responsible for sourcing and placing sculpture in the garden, alongside owner garden designer Anthony Paul. We spoke about Victoria's work, about the sculpture garden and also how you can select and place sculptures in your own garden. 
Plants as Art - Sarah chats to Alyson of Alyson Mowat Studio and author of Terrariums & Kokedama. Alyson Mowat runs her studio out of Shoreditch in London and has been creating botanical masterpieces for the past 5 years. She works with indoor and outdoor plants to make visually stunning green displays and specialises in terrariums, jarrariums, aquascapes and kokedama to stage plants in unique ways. We talk about using plants to create visual statements, finding sources of inspiration and how you can try some of these techniques for yourself. Support the podcast on Patreon.

Beth Garey has been involved in the Ōtepoti art scene for years. Whether that's through her education at the Otago Art School, working at the Bellamy gallery in Macandrew Bay, or her own shows. Being the public programme and gallery manager has increased Garey's art-talk, event and gallery organising savvy. In the kōrero, Garey touches on the differences of working in a commercial versus non-profit art space and how the art medium affects how they approach making their own art.

Paola Lucente is the Director and Curator of Procreate Project, the first UK social enterprise which supports the development of contemporary artists who are also mothers working with different types of art. She holds a BA in Visual art and an MA in Art Management Psychology and has previously worked at the Guggenheim Museum, Marian Goodman Gallery, Scope and Volta art fairs in New York City. Paola was Gallery Manager at the Zabludowicz Collection from 2011 to 2016, where she was responsible for the daily activities of the London gallery, managing events, gallery assistants and the production of art editions.  She was also Head of Exhibitions at Spazio Murat, the very first contemporary art space in Bari, Italy.  Links: https://www.motherhousestudios.com/ https://www.procreateproject.com/   music ‘Baby, I Miss The Internet' (Rama, Rama, Rama)  by TOT TAYLOR is used by kind permission of the artist ©Tot Taylor/Songmatic Music (2020) PRS/MCPS/PPL    

Hooswhere Podcast_Tia Nichols_Show NotesWhat does it take to pursue a career in art in today's highly left-brain excited world? Perseverance? Definitely. Passion? No doubt. Networking and community-building? That's not something we know a lot about.In today's conversation, you'll hear about how Tia Nichols, an art-lover since childhood, decided to pursue the path seriously in college and how she landed her first job through her connections. She shares how she sustains herself as an artist by building a brand for herself and working multiple jobs. She also talks about the grant opportunities available for artists and the importance of networking to get recognized in the industry. Tia is currently a gallery manager, chief curator, and multimedia artist. You'll also get insights into the real challenges faced by artists, especially by those from the minority communities. Being involved in the Black Student Alliance at her university showed Tia the challenges of being a minority in a predominantly white institution first-hand. If you're an artist, you'll love learning about the process of curating an art exhibition, starting with brainstorming a theme and then selecting relevant artwork to showcase from Tia. You'll also benefit from learning how to leverage your connections in the art world, valuing your community, and staying focussed and working hard in making a sustainable life out of a career in art. So, do not forget to plug this 30-minute conversation somewhere in your schedule today!Episode Highlights:Building a brand is crucial for artists to get recognized in the industry.Working multiple jobs is an effective way of sustaining oneself as an artist.Grant opportunities are available for artists to fund their art and supplies.Accessibility of art is essential, and everyone should have the ability to see, obtain, and create art.About Tia NicholsTia Nichols is an artist, gallery manager, and curator from Detroit. She completed American Sign Language and Deaf Studies from the University of Virginia. 

Zachary Dobbins, Gallery Manager for Bfree Studio in La Jolla, is joined by renowned artists, Glen Wilson and April Banks to discuss their exhibit at the innovative art gallery.

Season Five of Interview With An Artist is Gallery Directors from around Australia. William Mansfield, the Gallery Manager of Arthouse Gallery on the land originally known as Kogerah by the Gadigal people or Rushcutters Bay, joins us this week. Will first joined the gallery in a part time capacity after graduating with first class honours from COFA. Over the last 13 years working in the gallery, Will's focus gradually shifted away from his own art practice to being focused full time in the gallery. In today's episode we talk about: the importance of accessibility in the art world and why Will feels strongly about it the role Will sees himself playing for the artists they work with what they look for in new artists they bring into the gallery and where they find them how they keep the rotation of shows interesting for all Will was so gracious with his answers and provides valuable insights for any artist who has ever aspired to Arthouse Gallery. ___________________________ For one-on-one mentoring, tailored to your artistic practice book in at www.wilaminarusso.com and sign up the monthly newsletter helping artists take the right next step - The Next Step Interview With An Artist is hosted by Willy (Wilamina) Russo and produced by Cameron Furlong.

'...I was always more drawn to modern art. But I love all art. I'll go to any museum; whether they show ancient or modern art. But I specialized in modern art, because it's always excited me; like its new ways of making, new ways of viewing things. That's always fascinated me. And I was always, during my studies, always writing about new art and avant-garde art. Surrealism was a huge interest of mine. Futurism; Dadaism; all these 'isms' from the 20s. And then, of course, conceptual art from the 60s. These new types of ideas have always excited me; made me want to push boundaries, and stretch ideas, of what art is, and can be.' —Anne de Jong For the sixth episode of 'Dutch Art & Design Today', I sat down with Anne de Jong; Gallery Manager and Curator at Upstream Gallery in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. I first became aware of Anne's work when I stopped by the exhibition 'Future Bodies' at the gallery in October of 2022; an exhibit about the human body in relation to technology, as manifested in works created by eight different artists that encompassed the show. The exhibition was the first that Anne has curated at Upstream Gallery, where she has worked since 2015. Anne studied art history, then modern and contemporary art, at the University of Amsterdam, where she received her BA and MA degrees, and where she developed her academic interest in digital art, spurring from her love of art 'isms'. In this episode, we discuss her love of art and how she came to be collaborating with, what is arguably one of the most digitally progressive art galleries in Amsterdam; her ideas behind the curation process of staging the exhibit 'Future Bodies', and why she included the artists she did; her thoughts on art and the blockchain; and what makes Upstream the leading Dutch gallery in the field of digital artist representation. In her role, she collaborates with some of the leading artists working in digital formats—including NFTs—today; such as Jan Robert Leegte and Harm van den Dorpel. To conclude; Anne discusses her thoughts on NFTs; and we both share a moment of joy when we learn we both own an NFT, from Marina Abramovic's genesis Tezos NFT collection, 'The Hero'. You can find out more about Upstream Gallery on their website and Instagram. You can find John on X @johnbezold and at his website johnbezold.com. 'Dutch Art & Design Today' is published by Semicolon-Press.

The Providence Art Club is the subject of this week's program with Michael Rose, Gallery Manager. We talk about the Club's long history as a landmark in Downtown Providence, how it continues to be a very important part of the areas art scene and the art shows that are coming up including “The Little Picture Show”. The music we listen to is from three great American composers. For information you can go to www.providenceartclub.org 

Join Kosta and his guest: Brie Flora, Artist, Jeweler, Educator, Gallery Manager for Fiddlehead Gallery at The Silver Fern and Vice President of Art Round TN.In This Episode: How artists and small business owners can scale and curate their craft to be more marketable, the value of supporting local artists and the difference in what you're really buying, how Art Round TN is growing the development of artists in Middle Tennessee.Visit Fiddlehead Gallery at The Silver Fern Address: 145 E Spring St, Cookeville, TN 38501Current Exhibition: "Apocalypse Now" a solo exhibition of paintings by local artist Dax van Aalten running 9/29/2022 - 10/ 29/2022Closing Reception/Silver Fern "Halloween" Party: 10/29/2022.Upcoming Exhibition: Justin Blackmon will have a solo exhibit of his paintings on display for the whole month of November alongside Art Round TN's Art Prowl: 11/11/22 - 11/12/22.Better Together with Kosta Yepifantsev is recorded in Cookeville, TN.Find out more about  Brie Flora, The Silver Fern, and Art Round TN:https://www.brieflora.com/https://www.thesilverfernshop.com/https://www.artroundtennessee.com/Find out more about Kosta and all the ways we're better together:http://kostayepifantsev.com/

Nos acompaña Renata Kalife,  Gallery Manager de Colector. Inauguró en 2019 fundada por el curador y gestor cultural Jesús Alberto Flores, la línea de Colector se basa en la investigación de nuevos lenguajes en el arte contemporáneo en los límites del arte conceptual y el arte abstracto. Renata platica del debut que tuvieron en la feria de arte contemporáneo Zona MACO en febrero 2022, los artistas, colaboraciones y proyectos que  ha gestionado Colector y nos invita a visitar la exposición actual con la artista francocanadiense Sophie-Alexia. Más información en www.colector.gallery

On this episode I am joined by artists Sarah Kephart and dale Small. Together they run the Envision Arts program and Gallery and Community Engagement Center based in Wichita Kansas. The envision Arts program provides an accessible way for people who are blind and with developmental disabilities to create art projects just like their sighted counter parts. The Envision Arts Gallery provides a way for the artist to show case their work as well as engage with the community. Dale and Sarah discuss how Envisions art program got started, the opening of the new Envision Arts Gallery and Community Engagement Center in Wichita's historical Union Station in the downtown area, and some of the community events the art gallery is planning. If you were ever in doubt that people can do anything they put their minds to even though they are disabled, then check out the Envision Arts Gallery at www.envisionartsgallery.com

Episode #74 - Donny Foley - Illustrator and Gallery Manager for the Pacific Art League Palo Alto Donny Foley is currently the gallery manager for the Pacific Arts League in Palo Alto. Donny has also created his own illustrated characters, Donbon, Bert the cat, and Skunk-Truck, who live and make mischief in the Donbon Universe. Though he has slowed the creation of these comics during the pandemic, Donny looks to return and further explore their world in the months to come. In our conversation, Donny explains the creation and transformation of his artwork as well as exploration in "Word Painting." (https://www.donbonsuniverse.com/word-paintings) Follow Donny at uglydonbon (https://www.instagram.com/uglydonbon) Donbon's Universe (https://www.donbonsuniverse.com) Read more about Donny's journey in our 2012 article from issue 4.3, "Branding" https://www.content-magazine.com/articles/4-3-donbon Pacific Art League Palo Alto (https://www.pacificartleague.org) _______________________ This episode's music is "408" by Jack Pavlina. Read more about Jack in Issue 14.1 Winter 2022 — release date: Dec. 9, 2021: https://bit.ly/Discover141 Follow Jack at @jackpavlinamusic Spotify: https://bit.ly/jackpavlina --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/content-magazine/support

Up & coming artist and Marefair gallery manager Sarah Martin talks about her life and career, and her inspiring work with disadvantaged children in care, which allows them to express themselves though art - drawing on her own difficult upbringing and traumatic experiences to help others. See https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahmartinartist/ Originally broadcast 14th December on Open4Business on NLive Radio

This episode is a chat with Lena Conley, Gallery Manager and curator at Palette SF Gallery. Lena & Shane talk about the history of the gallery, what they have to offer that's different than other galleries, and their co-curation for "The Evil Among Us" dark art exhibition. The theme song "Motivation For The Everyday Artist" was written and recorded by Shane Izykowski.Sponsors:Dianne Hoffman's WebsiteDianne Hoffman's InstagramDianne Hoffman's FacebookShow notes:Palette SF Gallery WebsitePalette SF Gallery Instagram“The Evil Among Us” OnlineIrene Hernandez-FeiksJun YangMax EhrmanBlackwing ClayRocket Glass WorksKayleen DeJesusLin Fei FeiJessi HardestyDianne HoffmanStephanie InagakiAdam McCarthyAnaly NakatSpineStealerChet ZarKira Conley

This week on Third Floor Views we talk to Jason Bowers, founder and curator of JAB Arts and  founder of DC Mural Tours. He talks about touring DC Murals and street art, and the burgeoning street art scene in DC, why DC's art is unique, and how to best see it. He shares stories about his favorite murals and artists and what it takes to be part of a changing and growing art movement.Jason Bowers is a Tour Guide, Art Events Management, Curator, Broker, and Gallery Manager. Jason has lived in DC for nearly 15 years and has watched the city's street art and mural scene grow rapidly. He's an experienced tour guide with years of tour guide experience.For the past four years he's been part of the team bringing a major international mural festival to DC (POW! WOW! DC). He has been fortunate to work with many of the artists whose work paint the walls of NE DC. https://www.instagram.com/jab.arts/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/dcmuraltour/?hl=enwww.dcmuraltour.com

In Episode #27 Rebecca Davison-Mora shares with Marx her non-traditional path to arts management. Rebecca is an Arts Manager and emerging researcher with a focus on cultural relations and de colonial institutional practice. Interested in hybridity and crossing of boundaries/borders, her work originates from her interrogation of the self and position as a mixed researcher and arts worker. She holds a BA from York University and is currently completing her MA in Arts and Cultural Management at King’s College London. Previous positions include Gallery Manager at Patel Brown, and Director of Samuel J Zacks Gallery at York University, both in Toronto. She is currently based in London UK and is working on research using the British Museum’s archives and holdings of Mexican objects to reveal insights into constructions of Mexican national identity in the European context.Thanks for listening!

I was so fortunate to visit Kenya this month and experience the magic of Kitengala Hot Glass. Listen in and enjoy the Gallery Manager, Tom, sharing the story with us!Original air date February 26, 2020

I dag er det Irlands nationaldag, St. Patrick's Day. Det er en begivenhed, der også fejres i Danmark og som under normale omstændigheder ville fejres med bl.a. parader i København. Vi taler med en irer og en skotte om, hvad der er så specielt ved denne dag. Regeringen er blevet enig om at justere Taxiloven, og det betyder bl.a., at man fremover som udgangspunkt skal kunne fremlægge dokumentation for sine danskkundskaber for at blive optaget på chaufførkurset. "Stiv pik og håret tilbage og hva' så der" var en sætning, der i dén grad blev en landeplage i 90'erne, hvor nummeret "Spændt Op Til Lir" med Jokeren rullede ud over Danmark. Nu er Jokeren igen tilbage, men denne gang med en kunstudstilling kaldet "Last Man Standing - Jokeren Gir Pik til Danmark". Udstillingen består slet og ret af 100 billeder af Jokerens penis, malet af manden selv og de udstilles på Strayfield Gallery. Europas fødevarekoncerner dropper buræg i chokolade, is og kiks. En række firmaer og kæder har allerede fjernet buræg fra hylderne og 10 fødevarekoncerner sender et brev til EU-kommissionen med opfordring om at forbyde buræg og forpligte sig til at udfase brugen inden 2025. Medvirkende: Martin O'Hare, medarrangør til Copenhagen St. Patrick's Day Parade, Tom McEwan, sanger og entertainer, Palle Christensen, administrerende direktør, bestyrelsesformand, vognmand og chauffør hos TAXA 4x35, Jakob Evert, Gallery Manager på Strayfield i Hellerup, Gitte Buchhave, direktør i World Animal Protection Danmark, Peter Sandøe, professor i bioetik på Københavns Universitet.

Liza Zhurkovskaya, (Curator on the Go) is a Toronto-based Art Curator and Art Advisor. Liza works at the Arta Gallery in the Distillery District and she owns her own online gallery, Kefiart Gallery. She is also an agent and a coach for artists. Her goal is to welcome everyone to the art world and help people collect, buy, and commission art, stress-free.We recorded our discussion during the first lockdown of 2020. Liza is bringing her passion and vision to the art world with a strong focus on community engagement. She clearly has a rare sensitivity to human emotions and inner life and I love how she finds ways to activate these invisible facets when curating exhibitions.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/gaiaorion)

Learn more about Curator Cassandra Bowes and Bowes - Parris Gallery. In this episode Cassandra talks about her role as Gallery Manager at international gallery Robilant + Voena, her experiences of studying Art History at UCL and setting up her own gallery. Find out what is Cassandra's favourite piece in her own collection and which emerging artists and exhibitions you should check out. Find Cassandra on Instagram at @the_arts_editor and @bowesparrisgallery.

Guests: Ayana Zaire Cotton and Jennifer Lillis Hosts: Christopher Kardambikis and Adriana Monsalve Recorded on July 29th, 2020 in collaboration with Transformer as part of the E17: Zines program. Ayana Zaire Cotton is a transdisciplinary artist, designer, technologist, and educator, visualizing and collectively crafting a post-work future. Her practice is rooted in black feminist, pedagogy, mutual aid, open source philosophy, labor, and black aesthetics research. This research has manifested in her work via independent publishing, virtually teaching software engineering to students worldwide, and an experimental clothing line as a platform for researching labor studies and aesthetics. As an artist, designer, and software engineer Ayana feels “educator” is a title that most resonates with the full possibilities of her mediums, goals, and practice. Jennifer Lillis is a multi-disciplinary artist, teacher, and administrator in Northern Virginia. She received her MFA in Visual Art from George Mason University in 2019, and her BA in Studio Art from Marymount University in 2012. Jennifer’s work explores the theme of transformation in the function and materiality of objects through the ritualization of her creative practice. She is currently the Gallery Manager at the McLean Project for the Arts, on the coordinating committee of MPAartfest, Adjunct Professor in Printmaking at George Mason University, co-producer of Paper Cuts, and founder of the print and book collective ELEMENTS. Adriana Monsalve is an artist, book maker, and educator, located in the DMV. She is the co-founder of Homie House Press, a skeleton bones crew of femmes creating, publishing, and reclaiming their space and power in the foto book medium. Within her photographic practice, Monsalve is a storyteller & visual communicator producing in-depth stories on identity through the nuances in between race, gender, and immigrant adjacent experiences. Transformer’s annual spring Exercises for Emerging Artists program is a peer critique and mentorship program created to support a selected group of DC-based emerging artists at critical points or crossroads in their professional growth and creative development. Centered on a different artistic discipline every year, this year’s iteration - E17: Zines - focused on zines and DIY publishing. E17: Zines artists include: Ayana Zaire Cotton, Jennifer Lillis, Athena Naylor, Late Comeback Press (Rachna Soun and Caroline Kim), Evyan Roberts, and Julie Sheah. Intended to both advance artists' careers and build peer support, Transformer’s Exercises consists of comprehensive bi-weekly peer critique and mentorship sessions spanning several months to stimulate and encourage the participating artists as they create new work. Facilitated by Transformer staff, the participating artists receive mentorship and feedback from a series of mentors comprised of more established artists, curators, and other arts leaders. In response to COVD-19, all E17: Zines peer critique & mentorship sessions were conducted via Zoom calls this spring. As the traditional, in person, culminating summer exhibition of works created through the program is not feasible this year, this poster highlights the artworks each artist created through E17: Zines. Each artists’ zine artworks are available for purchase through Transformer’s online store: https://flatfile.transformerdc.org/collections/e17-zines --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paper-cuts/support

A radio closing reception interview with Ruby Jo about her latest exhibition “Los Rezos De La Revolución” that has been up at the Holland Project's Satellite Gallery located inside Cafe Capello. The Holland Project's Gallery Manager, Alberto, chats with Ruby about the exhibition and what inspired this body of work. Learn more at www.hollandreno.org Follow Ruby Jo on Instagram @ruby_jo

Kick your feet up and relax to the stylings of the Legit Sidekick and The Host with the Most! Episode 013 welcomes designer, gracious human, and Gallery Manager at Project for Empty Space Marylin Rini. We talk about what is happening in the world beyond our level of understanding, how astrology plays a role, being in the middle of a cleansing, the division between gender, race, religion, and classes, the game of being faaaaaaamoussss, and our attempts to keep hope although it seems our demise is imminent. We also get a peek of Marylin's contributions to the Newark art scene! "Slow down. And when you think you're going slow, slow down even more." Follow Marylin on Instagram: @marylinriniCheck out the Newark Artists Database here!Music 'Acidic II' by Trimetric @shawncollins_ Join da convo with episode extras, bonus content, and many graphicsInstagram: @thnxfordaconvo. Use the hashtag #thnxfordaconvo

Photography is an alternative asset where the barriers to entry for an investor — mainly, ticket prices — are lower than other fine art investments. In this episode, Black Box Projects founders Anna Kirrage and Kathlene Fox-Davies teach us the fundamentals of the photography market and share their journey as gallery-owners, “art-wives”, and mothers.Follow us, Instagram: @ialsopodcast, Twitter: @IAlsoPodcastSpeaker Bios:Anna Kirrage:Anna began her career at The Fleming Collection before working for The London Original Print Fair. She then spent 6 years as Account Director at the arts consulting agency, Cawdell Douglas, where she managed clients including The Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair, the BADA Antiques & Fine Art Fair, TEFAF Maastricht, Masterpiece London, The Fine Art Society, Sims Reed, Pangolin London and Bowman Sculpture. Following this, Anna worked as a freelance consultant and was instrumental in the merger between two consultancies, Muse and Cawdell Douglas to create a new arts agency, Golden Squared Consulting, where she worked as Associate Director for two years before co-founding Black Box Projects.Kathlene Fox-Davies:Kathlene Fox-Davies is a photography expert, art-historian and curator, with over 16 years' experience in the art world both in London and New York. Kathlene began her career as a Sales Associate at Michael Hoppen Gallery before moving to Hasted Hunt in New York as Gallery Manager. On her return to London, Kathlene joined Halcyon Gallery in Mayfair as an art consultant. She later joined ATLAS Gallery as Associate Director, introducing and overseeing a programme of contemporary artists. In 2014 Kathlene established her own art consultancy - Fox-Davies Contemporary - where she worked with a select group of clients helping to build and manage their collections. In 2017 Kathlene co-founded Black Box Projects. Kathlene has special interest in community engagement through the gallery and arts programming, transparency in business, a desire to connect clients to the art, artists and art world, as well as providing a more personal collecting experience through the gallery. Kathlene is also a frequent contributor to Monocle Radio as a guest art expert, offering a commentary on the current arts headlines as well as reviews of gallery shows and art fairs.Follow BlackBoxProjects, Instagram: @blackboxprojects, Website: https://blackboxprojects.art

Happy Birthday, Shereene! This week Justin calls up the dynamic Las Vegas-based artist, Shereene Fogenay and talk about her art practice, her experience with race and identity in her professional and personal life, the importance of speaking up and so much more! Listen in to this fun and important conversation full of laughs and honesty.  Show notes: Shereene's Website The Artist Movement: BLM Fundraiser, Online exhibit, July 4th La Femme Fortes coming in October at Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery Dizzy Magazine Shereene on Instagram The Art People Podcast is edited and produced by Justin Favela (@favyfav). Production assistance from Mindy Hale and music by Mike McDonald.  Follow us on social media @artpeoplepod and visit artpeoplepod.com for more episodes.

Join us for our second episode of In Conversation with Black Box Projects where we welcome Danish contemporary artist Adam Jeppesen to chat about his Flatlands Camp Project series, his new book Error, Object, Structure and his travels as a wandering artist. Adam Jeppesen is arguably best-known for his Flatlands Camp Project series which was born out of an epic 487-day journey from the north pole to the south across the America’s. The journey was mainly taken on foot, sometimes on bicycle, a little by car … but all of it was solitary. For over ten years Adam mined the content from this series to create seminal works such as X-copy, Folded, Ghost and Scatter. This experience went on to inform and inspire future series of works that reference themes and processes first explored in the Flatlands Camp Project.The images from this journey are of remote, rugged landscapes which are suffused with a sense of tranquility, reflection and contemplation. This series conveys a search for spirituality, but it also addresses the materiality and transience of the photograph as an object. Coincidence, damage and imperfection are essential elements in Adam’s work.Adam Jeppesen, born in 1978 in Kalundborg, Denmark, first gained international recognition with his "Wake" series, which was published in 2008 by Steidl in book format. In 2009, Jeppesen was nominated for both the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize and the KLM Paul Huf Award. His work has been exhibited worldwide and is present in the collection at the Denver Art Museum (USA), the Danish Arts Foundation, the National Public Art Council in Sweden, the National Museum of Photography in Denmark, as well as in numerous private collections. Adam Jeppesen lives and works in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Anna Kirrage began her career at The Fleming Collection before working for The London Original Print Fair. She then spent 6 years as Account Director at the arts consulting agency, Cawdell Douglas, where she managed clients including The Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair, the BADA Antiques & Fine Art Fair, TEFAF Maastricht, Masterpiece London, The Fine Art Society, Sims Reed, Pangolin London and Bowman Sculpture. Following this, Anna worked as a freelance consultant and was instrumental in the merger between two consultancies, Muse and Cawdell Douglas to create a new arts agency, Golden Squared Consulting, where she worked as Associate Director for two years before co-founding Black Box Projects.Kathlene Fox-Davies is a photography expert, art-historian and curator, with over 16 years' experience in the art world both in London and New York. Kathlene began her career as a Sales Associate at Michael Hoppen Gallery before moving to Hasted Hunt in New York as Gallery Manager. On her return to London, Kathlene joined Halcyon Gallery in Mayfair as an art consultant. She later joined ATLAS Gallery as Associate Director, introducing and overseeing a programme of contemporary artists. In 2014 Kathlene established her own art consultancy - Fox-Davies Contemporary - where she worked with a select group of clients helping to build and manage their collections. In 2017 Kathlene co-founded Black Box Projects. Kathlene has special interest in community engagement through the gallery and arts programming, transparency in business, a desire to connect clients to the art, artists and art world, as well as providing a more personal collecting experience through the gallery. Kathlene is also a frequent contributor to Monocle Radio as a guest art expert, offering a commentary on the current arts headlines as well as reviews of gallery shows and art fairs, as well as host and producer of IN CONVERSATION with Black Box Projects.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/blackboxprojects)

At Black Box Projects we believe in the transformative role art can play both in our daily lives and within the context of the medical treatment and mental health. Art has the potential to change us, to brighten spirits, to soothe, to challenge and fulfil. Join us as we discuss navigating art’s role in mental health and art engagement in these unprecedented times. IN CONVERSATION with Black Box Projects welcomes artist Steve Macleod and Co-Founders of Hospital Rooms - curator Niamh White and artist Tim A. Shaw - to discuss the role of art in mental health, the art of happiness and the important work of Hospital Rooms. Professor Steve Macleod is an artist whose practice discards the modernist approach to realist interpretation of his landscape compositions for one that uses the landscape as visual metaphors describe historical and humanist subjects that connect us with the environment we inhabit. The resulting works are layered with meaning and mood, where the artist’s emotional intent is conveyed through atmospheric suggestion and imagination. Hospital Rooms is an arts and mental health charity that commissions world-class art and implements art programmes for NHS mental health services in the UK. Artist Tim A. Shaw and curator Niamh White founded Hospital Rooms after a close friend was sectioned and admitted to a mental health hospital. On visiting her, they were shocked to find that the hospital environment was cold and clinical at a time when she was so vulnerable. Having worked in the arts for 10 years each, they felt they had the skills and community to be able to transform these spaces with high quality artworks and spaces for healing. In 2016, Dr Emma Whicher (now one of Hospital Rooms’ trustees) gave them the opportunity to run their first project at the Phoenix Unit, a rehabilitation unit for people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. Here they commissioned Nick Knight, Gavin Turk, Steve Macleod, Assemble - among other world class artists - to work with patients and staff to create site specific artwork for the ward. The project received national press attention and Hospital Rooms has been inundated with requests for projects ever since. Kathlene Fox-Davies is a photography expert, art-historian and curator, with over 16 years' experience in the art world both in London and New York. Kathlene began her career as a Sales Associate at Michael Hoppen Gallery before moving to Hasted Hunt in New York as Gallery Manager. On her return to London, Kathlene joined Halcyon Gallery in Mayfair as an art consultant. She later joined ATLAS Gallery as Associate Director, introducing and overseeing a programme of contemporary artists. In 2014 Kathlene established her own art consultancy - Fox-Davies Contemporary - where she worked with a select group of clients helping to build and manage their collections. In 2017 Kathlene co-founded Black Box Projects. Kathlene has special interest in community engagement through the gallery and arts programming, transparency in business, a desire to connect clients to the art, artists and art world, as well as providing a more personal collecting experience through the gallery. Kathlene is also a frequent contributor to Monocle Radio as a guest art expert, offering a commentary on the current arts headlines as well as reviews of gallery shows and art fairs, as well as host and producer of IN CONVERSATION with Black Box Projects.Hospital RoomsInstagram: _hospitalroomsTwitter: Hospital_RoomsRegistered Charity: 1168101 Professor Steve MacleodInstagram: stevemac65Twitter: steve_mac65 Black Box ProjectsInstagram: blackboxprojectsTwitter: bbp_art Produced by Kathlene Fox-DaviesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/blackboxprojects)

Episode #16 Featured: Juan Carlos Araujo - Director, Art Consultant, Painter. Empire Seven Studios Co-Founder of Empire Seven Studios (E7S) and POW! WOW! San Jose, along with his partner Jennifer Ahn, Curator and Gallery Manager. ES7 was established in 2008 as an urban contemporary art gallery located in Japantown San Jose at Empire St. and 7th St. As often seen in Silicon Valley, their industrial gallery space that had became a hub for the South Bay Local Art Scene was razed for a new housing development. Fortunately, they were already expanding and transitioning to curate public art/mural projects and networking with POW! WOW! to launch POW! WOW! San Jose in 2017. In our conversation, Juan Carlos discusses his journey as an artist, gallery owner, artist-curator, and what the future holds for him, Jennifer, and E7S. Follow them on Instagram at @empire7studios and @powwowsanjose. Check out the video from our original interview with Juan Carlos in 2012. https://vimeo.com/40139802 #Contentpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/content-magazine/support

We are celebrating International Women's day and highlighting woman in art this month. This week we are in conversation with art influencer and art dealer Kathlene Fox-Davies. Kathlene is Co-founder and Director of Black Box Projects, a London based contemporary art gallery specialising in photography and process-based photographic works.  She is a photography expert, art historian and curator, with over 16 years' experience in the art world both in London and New York. Kathlene began her career as a Sales Associate at Michael Hoppen Gallery before moving to Hasted Hunt in New York as Gallery Manager. On her return to London, Kathlene joined Halcyon Gallery in Mayfair as an art consultant. She later joined ATLAS Gallery as Associate Director, introducing and overseeing a programme of contemporary artists. In 2014 Kathlene established her own art consultancy, Fox-Davies Contemporary, where she worked with a select group of clients helping to build and manage their collections. In 2017 she co-founded Black Box Projects, motivated to present world-class art and artists in a new way to the traditional gallery model. Her special interest is within community engagement through the gallery and arts programming, transparency in business, a desire to connect clients to the art, artists and art world, as well as providing a more personal collecting experience through the gallery. Kathlene is also a frequent contributor to Monocle Radio as a guest art expert, offering a commentary on the current arts headlines as well as reviews of gallery shows and art fairs.You can follow Black Box Projects on Instagram @blackboxprojectsView all the photographers and artist discussed on the podcast.Follow Kathlene on Instagram @KittyfdOur next podcast will be discussing our forthcoming Art Pop Up at HANSA in Malmö in collaboration with Galleri Lohme and we will be in conversation with gallerist Mikael Eskilsson.

This episode I’m speaking to Victoria Leedham, Co-Curator and Gallery Manager of the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden.  I visited the garden earlier this month and even in winter garb, it was beautiful, set as it is in ancient woodland with streams running through it that pour down from Leith Hill in Surrey. The sculptures in the garden are diverse in character and look stunning within the location,  each one fitting harmoniously into the backdrop of planting and landscape. Victoria is responsible for sourcing and placing sculpture in the garden, alongside owner garden designer Anthony Paul. We spoke about Victoria’s work, about the sculpture garden and also how you can select and place sculptures in your own garden. This episode I’m speaking to Victoria Leedham, Co-Curator and Gallery Manager of the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden. I visited the garden earlier this month and even in winter garb, it was beautiful, set as it is in ancient woodland with streams running through it that pour down from Leith Hill in Surrey. The sculptures in the garden are diverse in character and look stunning within the location,  each one fitting harmoniously into the backdrop of planting and landscape. Victoria is responsible for sourcing and placing sculpture in the garden, alongside owner garden designer Anthony Paul. We spoke about Victoria’s work, about the sculpture garden and also how you can select and place sculptures in your own garden. About the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden: “The Sculpture Garden was the brainchild of owner and original curator Hannah Peschar 36 years ago, and has grown from a handful of sculptures to over 200 pieces exhibited every summer. Artists come from across Britain and Europe to exhibit their work in these breathtaking surroundings, allowing their sculptures to be seen in a whole new way. The Garden used to be part of a large estate, laid out between 1915 and 1920. Later it was split up and sold in several lots; leaving the 15th Century, grade 2 listed cottage with ten acres of land including a large water and rock garden. The garden fell rapidly into decline after the estate was sold. Over the past 40 years the garden has been redesigned and replanted by award-winning landscape designer Anthony Paul, who has introduced many large-leaved plants in bold groups, tall grasses and created 3 new ponds. The range of works selected by the curators is wide with styles varying from figurative to highly abstract, innovatively using contemporary metals, wire, glass, ceramics and plastics as well as the more traditional stone, wood and bronze. Each sculpture is placed in a carefully considered and meaningful relationship with the other featured works within the garden. The result is an inspired combination of peaceful, enclosed harmony and dramatic, surprise vistas in an ever-changing environment. Throughout the 37 year lifetime of the Garden, the overriding theme is the powerful relationship between art and nature. Neither one outshines the other: every piece is placed in harmony with its surrounding to create an amazing synergy within the environment.” - http://www.hannahpescharsculpture.com/about What We Discuss: The ethos behind the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden Considerations around placing sculpture in the garden, including planting and lighting A discussion of the different materials used and their pros and cons Choosing sculpture for and placing it in your own garden Links: Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden www.hannahpescharsculpture.com  The Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden Black & White Cottage, Standon Lane, Ockley, Dorking, Surrey, RH5 5QR Telephone: (+44) (0) 1306 627 269  Email: hannahpescharsculpture@gmail.com Re-opens for the year from 3rd April 2020  Get in touch: Email podcast@rootsandall.co.uk  Website www.rootsandall.co.uk  Twitter @rootsandall  Instagram @rootsandallpod  Patreon Link: Help me keep the podcast free & independent! Donate as much or as little as you like at https://www.patreon.com/rootsandall  GoFundMe gf.me/u/w7sy4c

In response to the end of 2019, I reviewed the rejections that I had received this year as an artist. Besides self doubts and down feelings, I believed that there must be more that I could unpack from these unsuccessful results. Although it is known that receiving rejection is a common experience for most of contemporary practicing artists, within the art community, we barely mention and share about our sense of failure in our art career. Why? Maybe rejections are too embarrassing to talk about. Or perhaps we try very hard to forget about them. By the end of 2019, I refuse to internalise these rejections solely again.For the questions: Why was I rejected? What should I think about the rejection? How could I emotionally cope with the rejection?, I invited four curators, writers and visual artists: Sophia Cai, Diego Ramirez, Nikki Lam and James Nguyen to share their experiences in receiving rejections in the art. I hope our conversation would be helpful for many other artist listeners.** Our conversation went for nearly 2 hour long. In an organic order, the four speakers came in and left the conversation at various points due to their availabilities on that day. Therefore, it was divided into two episodes. Also, I kept some background noises in the sound tracks, such as the sound of door bells, of chewing, of a kettle boiling, etc.. I apologise if they might be too much of annoyance for the listeners. It was because 1, it was difficult to separate them from our voices; 2, I did want to convey the domestic and relaxed atmosphere where our conversation was conduced.Anyway, enjoy this special podcast conversation! THANK for listening!Speakers:1, Sophia CaiCurator, Writerhttps://www.sophiacai.info2, Diego RamirezVisual Artist, Writer, Gallery Manager of Seventh Galleryhttp://www.diego-ramirez.net3, Nikki LamVisual Artist, Writer, Curatorhttp://nikkilam.info4, James NguyenVisual Artisthttp://jamesnguyen.com.au

Get ready for a fantastic show, listeners! Today the boys are talking with the Gallery Manager of Art Ventures NWA and member of the Fayetteville Arts Council, Joëlle Storet. Prepare your earholes and learn about Joëlle's bicultural upbringing, how Tintin comics influenced her, and what her style, Afro-Teutonic Synthesis, exactly is. Joëlle also happens to be a movie buff, so prepare yourself for a glorious extra dose of geekery in this absolutely TASTY episode. No bias, promise.New episodes EVERY other Tuesday around noon! Please be sure to subscribe, check out our website Ominous.Media, and follow our official and personal accounts on Instagram! Noah & KyleAs always, thanks to Josh Flynn for our tasty intro music. Check him out on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/joshdflynn/JOËLLE LINKS:Website:https://www.storetjoelle.art/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/joelleelleoj/

This week I'm really thrilled to be chatting to Vikki Leedham, the wonderful & enthusiastic Co-Curator and Gallery Manager at The Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden. Created over 35 years ago in Ockley, Surrey, this was the first garden of its kind in the UK. It seemed appropriate to talk outside as that's where the sculptures are - the garden is their gallery. This did mean dealing with aeroplane noise, mowers and electric saws. Still, proof positive that we genuinely were enjoying the outdoors! http://www.hannahpescharsculpture.com https://www.surreyartschool.com Instagram: @hannahpescharsculpt & @intheweedswithanne Twitter: @Hannah_Peschar

Paris Chong is the Gallery Manager and Curator at Leica Gallery Los Angeles.  Paris has over seventeen years of experience in curating, managing, and promoting fine art galleries and artists of every genre. She represented Leica Gallery Los Angeles at Art Basel Miami and Photo Paris, and the upcoming Palm Springs Photo festival.  Paris coordinates and curates all events and art shows at the flagship Leica Gallery in West Hollywood.  She has curated exhibitions for artists such as:  Lenny Kravitz, Ralph Gibson, Neal Preston, Eli Reed and many others. Paris also curates exhibitions for the historic American Society of Cinematographers Clubhouse (ASC) in Hollywood featuring still photographs by the world’s top Directors of Photography. Find Paris on Instagram   @paris.chong Leica Gallery Los Angeles

"As an artist you have to remember that you are always working. And you’re not just working when you are in the studio actually making something. You are working when you’re sleeping, dreaming, reading, looking at other peoples art, having conversations, and tripping over a rock. It’s all a part of your practice. To be able to embrace every element of your life as being a part of your practice takes the pressure off of going to the studio and the blank page. Just think of your studio as another tool." Bio courtesy of Alyssa's website Alyssa Taylor Wendt (http://alyssataylorwendt.com/projects/) is a multidisciplinary artist, filmmaker and curator that works in Austin, Texas and Detroit, Michigan. Her recent projects reference themes of ritual, animism, monuments, mysticism, the primordial, architecture, gender and mortality using video, sculpture, staged photographs, sound and performance. The work tends to provoke questions in the viewer with dark and evocative aesthetics and multiple layers of perceived truth. She earned her BA from NYU and her MFA from Bard College. Transplanted from New York City, she has shown in numerous national and international exhibitions and performed at The Museum of Art and Design in New York, envoy gallery, The Fusebox Festival and Deitch Projects and completed residencies in Iceland and Norway. She is currently finishing her opus multi-channel video work HAINT and just curated an epic exhibition about death and transformation with over 60 artists at DEMO Gallery in Austin. She enjoys darkness, gospel blues and bad jokes. The following text courtesy of the Visual Arts Center website Alyssa Taylor Wendt: HAINT (https://sites.utexas.edu/utvac/alyssa-taylor-wendt-haint/) January 25 – February 22, 2019 HAINT is an immersive, three-channel video installation by Austin-based artist and curator Alyssa Taylor Wendt. Filmed over the course of three years in Croatia, Detroit, and Texas, the individual channels unfold in counterpoint with one another to create a haunting meditation on the ways we process history, both as individuals and as a culture. The piece draws on motifs from Wendt’s personal cosmology and explores the associative powers of perception, cycles of history and ruination, and the spiritual energy that objects, the landscape, and architectural spaces carry with them. Using Eastern European songs, voiceover, opera, black metal drones, and ambient sound, HAINT combines images of post-war architecture, monuments, and ruins to create a poetic investigation of war, memory, and storytelling. In addition to the video, the exhibition includes sculptural elements and a collection of staged production photographs that intersect with the video’s multifaceted narrative. This exhibition is organized by MacKenzie Stevens, Director, Visual Arts Center, with Clare Donnelly, Gallery Manager, Visual Arts Center and Robin K. Williams, Ph.D. candidate in Art History at The University of Texas at Austin. Visual Arts Center The University of Texas at Austin Art Building 2300 Trinity St (directly north of DKR – Texas Memorial Stadium) 512-471–3713 Hours Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm Saturday Noon – 5pm Sunday / Monday Closed HAINT Viewing and Q&A with Alyssa Taylor Wendt Tuesday, January 29, 2019 12 PM Visual Arts Center Artist Talk: Alyssa Taylor Wendt Tuesday, February 5, 2019 4 PM Art Building, Rm. 1.120 HAINT Viewing and Q&A with Alyssa Taylor Wendt Tuesday, February 19, 2019 5:30 PM Visual Arts Center Some of the subjects we discuss: Intro Project based Bard college MFA Starting with photography Nayland Blake Using all her skills Artistic origins/childhood Getting into music The punk scene New York/NYU San Francisco Acting in movies Back to NYC Studying acting Dilettante? ICP photo program Thesis project Highlights Move to TX Austin career Current practice Vulnerability Listening/animism Communication Art fairs/zeigeist Collaboration Filmmaking Utilizing skills Everything Too polite/pleasing Embracing darkness Personality vs work Haint details Drone metal Singing & Music Inter-editing Narrative film Fathers stories Ruins/cycles VAC event details Film/photography Thanks! This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Intro music generously provided by Stan Killian (http://stankillian.com/main/) Support this podcast. (http://www.austinarttalk.com/supportpodcast)

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This week DFE interviews Ashely Voss, the gallery manager of Art Attack SF. We discuss how Ashley went from a being a 2nd grader hustling drawings to her classmates, to being a rising star in the San Francisco art's scene. Ashley's story takes us around the globe, how she navigated her way through college, how she found new inspiration after tragedy, and the story of how she made her way to the golden coast, landing the position of gallery manager within a week of her arrival. Ashley also drops some tips and information for artists looking to get involved with Art Attack SF and other galleries.Find all the notes and links to what we discussed during this episode: www.drawingfromexperience.com

Interview recorded at Poppositions 2018, Brussels with Sanne Luteijn, Gallery Manager at Billytown, Den Haag

Interview recorded at Poppositions 2018, Brussels with Sanne Luteijn, Gallery Manager at Billytown, Den Haag

Ep. 110:  Leslie Barlow is a practicing artist living and working in Minneapolis, MN.  Primarily an oil painter, Barlow's current work employs the figure and narrative elements to explore issues of multiculturalism, "otherness", representation, and identity. She investigates complex topics and social tensions through the use of the personal; often creating works depicting family, friends, and people in her community, and personal experiences, to reflect the subtle and not-so-subtle integrations of these ideas into individual lives and identities. Barlow received her BFA in 2011 from the University of Wisconsin- Stout and her MFA in 2016 from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Leslie Barlow has received great recognition from her home state of Minnesota. She appeared in the season 7 television segment of tpt's Minnesota Original, airing April 2016, was published in the "Best New Art 2016" list in Minnesota Monthly Magazine, and was published as "Artist of the Year" for 2016 in the City Pages. Recently she received a Third Place award in the Minnesota State Fair Juried Exhibition in 2015 for a large oil painting from her latest series. In 2014, another painting from the same series also received an Honorable Mention in the national juried exhibition at the Washington Pavilion Museum of Arts and Sciences in Sioux Falls, SD. Barlow actively exhibits her work throughout the United States and many of her pieces can be found in private and public collections. Her work can be seen at the new US Bank Stadium in downtown Minneapolis, where in 2016 she was commissioned by the Vikings team to create 6 portrait paintings of iconic Vikings players. Maintaining a vigorous studio practice, Barlow has also recently participated in artist residencies including the 3 x 5 Emerging Artist Residency at The Soap Factory (Minneapolis, MN) and she was the Artist-in-Residence at Whitworth University (Spokane, WA) for the month of October, 2016.  Her studio is located in the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District.  In addition to her studio practice, Barlow currently works as an Assistant Instructor at Juxtaposition Arts, as the Administrative Assistant for Northern Lights.mn, and is a board member of the Minneapolis Art Lending Library.  Barlow has a keen interest in arts programming and organization management, and has over 400 hours of volunteer work with the Soap Factory, serving as the Public Relations Intern in 2011 and as Co-Director of the Volunteer Biennial exhibition in 2012.  Barlow has also worked as the Gallery Manager for Waiting Room, helped manage the Art Department at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, and during her undergraduate education Barlow helped start and manage an artist co-op gallery. Leslie Barlow is a 2016 Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant recipient. For more on Leslie Barlow, please see her website at: http://www.lesliebarlowartist.com/ For more on host, Alex Barnett, please check out his website: www.alexbarnettcomic.com or visit him on Facebook (www.facebook.com/alexbarnettcomic) or on Twitter at @barnettcomic To subscribe to the Multiracial Family Man, please click here: MULTIRACIAL FAMILY MAN PODCAST Intro and Outro Music is Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons - By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Parker Stremmel is the Gallery Manager at Stremmel gallery in Reno, Nevada. The gallery opened in 1969 with an outdoor and wildlife emphasis, but by 2003, it evolved to reflect a modern focus. Today Stremmel gallery specializes in contemporary paintings, drawings, and sculptures by mid-career and established American and European artists. In this episode, Parker and Antrese Wood talk about why galleries have limits with the number of artists they work with, the benefits of standing by artists as they experiment and grow, and how Stremmel talks to collectors. They also talk about the cornerstone of a healthy They also talk about the cornerstone of a healthy artist-gallery relationship: honesty, communication, and why Stremmel Gallery employs some counter-intuitive tactics to help their artists grow and succeed. Parker tells the harrowing story of when a visitor slammed his fist into a Trompe L’Oeil piece to see if it was real- luckily the piece was undamaged. This episode is sponsored by Trekell Art Supplies. Go to Trekell.com and use promo code SAVVY16 to get 15% off your next order.

Joining presenters Lucy Caldwell, Rosie Goldfedder, and Jess Oliver this week is ANCA Gallery Manager Annika Harding; promoting ANCA's critic in residence award for 2016. Also joining Culture Space are the recipients of the CAPO and ANU School of Art History and Art theory emerging curator's prize Gemma Pyke and Oscar Capazio with their show REVERB.

Linda Stark, President of SaskGalleries and Gallery Manager for Art Placement.

Maria welcomes Michael Baxley, Consuelo Cruz, and Brice Dyer with the Belger Arts Center to the radio station. Michael Baxley is the Gallery Manager at Belger Crane Yard Gallery and […] The post ARTSPEAK RADIO presents, Belger Arts Center appeared first on KKFI.