Podcasts about tila studios

Mint Gallery in Atlanta has closed its doors, suddenly and sloppily. How could this happen to such a well known, well used space? Studio Noize has recorded episodes there. Your boy JBarber had his thesis show there. There was a history and reputation to the gallery. Today we bring back Jasmine Nicole Williams, aka Jiggy Jas, back for an emergency episode of Studio Noize. We unload our thoughts on the closing of Mint and how poorly it was all handled. We discuss the precarious nature of being an artist and how devastating it can be to have your life and livelihood threatened by bad business. We talk about the changing landscape of arts funding, the need for community and the courage it takes to advocate for yourself and your fellow artists. Listen, subscribe, and share!Episode 191 topics include:the chaos of Mint Gallery closingnon-profit arts fundinghow poor leadership effects working artistsbeing transparentthe dream of having a studiowhat creates culturewhat comes from the chaosJasmine Nicole Williams is a Black American visual artist and organizer from Atlanta, GA. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Art in Printmaking from the University of West Georgia in 2017. Her work explores her southern, black, and femme identities through printmaking and murals to inspire people to dive deeper into their humanity.Influenced by the work of artists like Elizabeth Catlett and Emory Douglas, Jasmine believes in the transformative power of portraiture, print, and public art. She understands the role of art and the need for that art to be accessible to the people as a tool to advance the working-class struggle. With a deep interest in craft and process, Jasmine makes dignified work that reflects and relates to everyday people and injects them with a spirit of optimism toward the future.Since receiving her BFA, Jasmine's work has been showcased at Prizm Art Fair, Perez Museum Miami, ZuCot Gallery, Eyedrum, MINT Gallery, and Echo Contemporary. She has received residencies from Hambidge and Midtown Alliance. She was awarded grants from RedBull, Sprite, WISH ATL, and Dream Warriors Foundation and fellowships from Southern Graphics Council International and TILA Studios. She has worked with [adult swim] and Nike. Currently, Jasmine is the 2023 recipient of the Living Walls Abroad Fellowship. Jasmine continues her practice in Atlanta, GA.See more: Rough Draft Atlanta: MINT Gallery abruptly closes its doors at MET Atlanta + AJC: Mint gallery closed suddenly, leaving artists scrambling and unhappy + Jasmine Williams website + Jasmine Williams IG @jn.ooomamiFollow us:StudioNoizePodcast.comIG: @studionoizepodcastJamaal Barber: @JBarberStudioSupport the podcast www.patreon.com/studionoizepodcast

Mia Anika is a visual artist, cartographer, and mental health advocate based in Atlanta, Georgia. She earned her Bachelor of Art in Visual Arts from Agnes Scott College in 2014.   Her work centers around discovering and exploring inner worlds, the intersections of color theory and mindfulness, drawing inspiration from Julie Mehretu, Mary Lovelace O'Neal, Michi Meko, Radcliffe Bailey and Sam Gilliam.    She advocates for holistic approaches to mental health and wellness and invites others to facilitate their healing by participating in the creative process, through journaling and workshops. She recently led a workshop at the 2019 Yale Black Solidarity Conference on fine arts and resilience. Her work has appeared at Decatur Arts Alliance, HOBI Studios, TILA Studios, and currently at Art of Touch Massage & Health Center in Midtown Atlanta. Art Heals the Broken!    You can follow along with Mia on her Website and Instagram.

Episode 114. Sierra King encourages us to document, preserve, and study Black women as she curates in real time. Sierra King is an Atlanta-based artist, photographer and archivist. Her creative and arts administration work is dedicated to documenting, preserving and archiving the work of Black women artists. She worked as the Lead Photo Archivist for the Kathleen Cleaver Papers before it was acquired by Emory University and is currently building and preserving the archives of printmaker Jasmine Nicole Williams and director Ebony Blanding. Sierra was awarded the Billops-Hatch Fellowship Award to continue research for Build Your Archive, an interactive assessment plan to help Black women artists build their archives in real time. As of February 2021, she is a Hambidge Cross Pollination Art Lab Studio Resident and National Black Arts Festival Micro-Grant Recipient. She served as the community manager for TILA Studios in Atlanta from December 2016 - August 2021. https://www.buildyourarchive.com

ONE|MO|MINUTE: CONVOS W/ MO FT. TIFFANY LATRICE, OWNER OF TILA STUDIOS AND WRITER by Monique Mitchell

Join the full discussion inside the Women Of Project Management Membership. Listen to part of our conversation on the Women Of Project Management Podcast (everywhere you listen to podcast). If you're new to our community, Women Of Project Management is the only community created to support & amplify the voices of women & women of color in every specialty of the project management industry worldwide. We support women in every stage of their career, learn more at Women Of Project Management. ______ About Dr. Emile Dr. Arshley Emile has been a filmmaker, photographer, and creative director for Timberhouse Films for the past 5 years. Dr. Emile's work has been featured in Sheen Magazine, VoyageATL, and AJC news. As the founder and creative director for Timberhouse Films, Dr. Emile's focus is to help his clients visually tell their stories in an authentic and creative way. Industry Work Dr. Emile has worked with fortune 500 companies such as HomeDepot, Lincoln Electric as well as small businesses and non-profit organizations namely, Women of Project Management, TILA Studios, and the National Black Arts Festival. Dr. Emile was hired to develop concepts, which helped grow and improve their social media engagement. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wopm/support

Meet painter, entrepreneur and scholar, Tiffany LaTrice. In 2016 she opened TILA Studios, an art studio and community space for black women artists based in Atlanta.  TILA mission is to create space where black women can gather and support each other in order to disrupt the art industry. Tiffany and her team have exhibited over 93 artists, held 11 exhibitions and sold 30% of the artwork. Today her studio also trains women on their professional development, from everything to how to write a strong artist statement to taking professional photos of their work. Join us as we discuss her life as a black woman creative, triumphs and setbacks, and journey growing her brand TILA Studios.   Listen here to learn why Tiffany thinks there is such a low number of black women recognized in the arts, and her vision to change this statistic through TILA. Highlights from this episode: 25:20 - What is TILA Studios, and what resources do you offer? 28:11 - Can you talk about the vision for the Garden Fellows program? 34:10 - What’s the best advice that Tiffany has been giving?   Links for Tiffany: www.tiffanylatrice.com www.tilastudios.com   On Instagram: @tiffany_latrice1 @tila_studios   Learn more about the retreat here:   Kindred Creatives Collective

In this episode, Dhanur talks to Tiffany LaTrice founder of TILA Studios, a co-working and community space for Black Women Artists that empowers them to create and showcase their work.

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This week, we sit down with photographer and archivist Sierra King. She is the Digital Strategist and Community Manager at TILA Studios. We talk about the importance of community, activism through photography, and archiving with Kathleen Cleaver.Send creative questions to studionoizepodcast@gmail.comFollow Jasmine @Negress.SupremeFollow Jamaal @JBarberStudioFollow Sierra: @TheThirtySixthFrameJasmine inspiration: Pearl Cleage’s “Things I Should Have Told My Daughter”Jamaal inspiration: Wonderroot’s Off The Wall

"Our Voices. Our Lives." presents artist/entrepreneur, Tiffany Latrice of TILA Studios. In this episode Tiffany shares the origin of the name of TILA Studios, discusses finding her voices as a social practitioner, creating a social space for black women artists and more! Music by illastrate.   Contact Tiffany Latrice online: website: www.TILAStudios.com Instagram: @Tila_Studios Twitter: @Tila_Studios   #OurVoicesOurLives #OVOL #wfjrFILMS #HighImpactMultimedia #Podcast #VideoPodcast #TiffanyLatrice #Artist #Entrepreneur #BlackWomen #TILAStudios #Art

"Our Voices. Our Lives." presents artist/entrepreneur, Tiffany Latrice of TILA Studios. In this episode Tiffany shares the origin of the name of TILA Studios, discusses finding her voices as a social practitioner, creating a social space for black women artists and more!   Contact Tiffany Latrice online: website: www.TILAStudios.com Instagram: @Tila_Studios Twitter: @Tila_Studios   #OurVoicesOurLives #OVOL #wfjrFILMS #HighImpactMultimedia #Podcast #VideoPodcast #TiffanyLatrice #Artist #Entrepreneur #BlackWomen #TILAStudios #Art

Tiffany Latrice talks about her early art career, creating capacity and opportunity for black women artists in Atlanta and what led her to start TILA Studios. IN SPACE is a collection of conversations with Atlanta-based artists, curators, creators, makers, leaders and educators. Each of these conversations was produced in the open space confines of Atlanta Contemporary, providing an opportunity to allow the activity, energy and sounds of the art center to add to the context of the dialogue. Special thanks to the Atlanta Contemporary leadership and staff in supporting this project.

Filling a unique niche, Tila Studios is art incubation studio and gallery for women. Founder Tiffany Tila discusses the importance of the arts to the growth of the airport region and the support she's received from the East Point business community. Insider's Insights is specifically for business owners and investors seeking opportunities in the Tri-Cities region surrounding Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This podcast is the qualitative story of business owners, civic leaders, educators and property owners.