Jenn Rawling is a multi-talented artist hosting an exhibit at gallery Studio &. This is her new CD release for "Hand Me A Shovel" along with her abstract paintings. The exhibit is titled "Tracks", each song inspired different paintings. Opening reception is Friday Feb 24, 2023 from  5-9pm.
Listening party is Saturday March 4, 2023 at 7pm. Join us!
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Jenn Rawling interview 2/20/23

Today we’re talking to art collectors George and Esohe Galbreath about their journey into collecting. George, an artist, and his wife, Esohe, have crafted a fantastic collection of Atlanta artists. They just published a book chronicling the experience called The Galbreath Collection: A Decade of Collecting Atlanta. They talk about how they built their collection over the years, what it means to share their passion for art, and building a relationship with the artists they collect. They’ve watched the Atlanta art scene over the last ten years and have good observations about what they see. Listen, subscribe, and share!

Episode 159 topics include:

marrying a visual artist

becoming an art collector

the first big purchase

strategy for collectors

ARTiculate ATL

supporting the local art community

the Black figure

connecting with and learning from other collectors

George Galbreath graduated from Hickman High School in 1997 and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from Howard University in 

in 2000. He completed his M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2002. Throughout his eighteen years of classroom teaching, including sixteen years with the Fulton County School District in Atlanta, Georgia, he has maintained a career as a working artist. He currently serves as Art Department Chair at Westlake High School. His work has most recently been showcased in his 2021 solo exhibition at P2 Gallery in Castleberry Hill Art District.

Esohe completed her collegiate studies in Electrical Engineering at the University of Kentucky. In 2004, she began her career at UPS and held management roles in Distribution Solutions, Implementations, Operations, Engineering, and Transportation Solutions, and in her free time assisted small businesses with planning, financial documentation, and tax preparation. In 2012, Esohe merged her corporate experience with her passion for the arts and working with creatives to form Sohé Solutions – Boutique Small Business Consulting.

In early 2015, Esohe decided to dedicate 100% of her time to her entrepreneurial endeavors. Through consulting clients, Esohe discovered a love and passion for working with creatives, artists, and visionaries and with her husband George was inspired to co-found ARTiculate ATL – an annual art social featuring 30+ artists with 1,000 art enthusiast attendees; and the Youth Artists Program – a 501c3 non-profit bridging the exposure gap of some of Atlanta’s most visually talented youth. Esohe and George are also avid art collectors and recently published The Galbreath Collection: A Decade of Collecting Atlanta featuring over 100 pieces of artwork from 70 artists.

See More:  www.thegalbreathcollection.com + Galbeath Collection IG @galbreathcollection  

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Collecting Atlanta w/ art collectors George and Esohe Galbreath

To improve your art, a great place to start is by learning the inside outs of perspective. At the core of perspective is the horizon line. What is the horizon line, and why is it fundamental to most drawings.

If you want to grow your art, and take it to the next level, a great place to start is the horizon line. In today's episode of The Creative Edge podcast, Haydn shares his expert knowledge into perspective and the horizon line. Discover why it's important, how to create one yourself, and lots of tips and tricks along the way!

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Grow Your Art: What Is The Horizon Line In Perspective And Art?

Partnership For The Arts Group Podcast Show #89 “Where We Talk Art … with Artist and Gallery Shop Owner  Chuck Heidorn

While still traveling up north, Victor stops off in Massachusetts to catch up with Artist and Gallery shop owner Chuck Heidorn.

This veteran closes up the Surrounding Gallery and Frame shop (an old livery stable from the 1800s) for the day to have a chat with Victor about his life journey that included service in the Navy, graduating from the Boston Museum School of Fine Arts and becoming the “railroad artist,” which  led him to open the gallery shop with his wife. 
 
You won’t want to miss this one, because Chuck also tells us all about the biggest and still unsolved art heist in the US, estimated today at over $500 million dollars, from the Isabel Stewart Gardner Museum located in Boston. Chuck has a lot of insight and has a personal connection to the museum.

So listen in and learn some interesting facts from this former Security Foreman's dealings with the FBI in the '80s, and why he was interviewed in the Netflix film documentary regarding the heist in 1990.

You can learn more about https://surroundingsgallery.com

Where We talk Art is based in Punta Gorda FL. at The Visual Art Center.
https://visualartcenter.org/
https://pftatalkshow.org/

Where We Talk Art Show# 89 Artist and Gallery Shop Owner Chuck Heidon

The Exhibit, on MTV and the Smithsonian Channel, introduced America to the wonderful, brilliant Baseera Khan, and she joins Studio Noize to talk all about it. Baseera has been making her performances, sculptures, and installations for years, and her work explores materials and their intersections with identity. She talks about being on the show, her approach to exploring materials, and her life's many facets. We discuss her solo exhibition, I Am an Archive, at the Brooklyn Museum and the ways that experience changed her view of her work and herself. We learn more about her psychedelic prayer rugs, her upcoming project for Highline Park in New York, and some of the work from The Exhibit. Listen, subscribe, and share!

Episode 167 topics include:

making art on The Exhibit

meeting all the artists

using identity in art

psychedelic prayer rugs

I Am an Archive exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum

being an artist during the pandemic

dealing with rejection as an artist

the excitement of exploring materials 

how your practice can change after a big project

Baseera Khan is a New York-based performance, sculpture, and installation artist who makes work to discuss materials and their economies, the effects of this relationship to labor, family structures, religion, and spiritual well being. Khan is currently working on a public art commission on The High Line for fall 2023. Khan mounted their first museum solo exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York (2021-22), and opened their first solo touring exhibition in Houston, Texas at Moody Arts Center for the Arts, Rice University (2022-2023). Khan has representation at Simone Subal Gallery, New York where they mounted their first solo exhibition called Snake Skin (2019). They have exhibited in numerous locations such as Wexner Center for the Arts (2021), New Orleans Museum of Art (2020), Munich Documentation Centre for the History of National Socialism, Munich, Germany, Jenkins Johnson Projects, Brooklyn, NY (2019), Sculpture Center, NY (2018), , Aspen Museum (2017), Participant Inc. (2017). Khan's performance work has premiered at several locations including Brooklyn Museum of Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, and Art POP Montreal International Music Festival. Khan completed a 6 week performance residency at The Kitchen NYC (2020) and was an artist in residence at Pioneer Works (2018-19), Abrons Art Center (2016-17), was an International Travel Fellow to Jerusalem/Ramallah through Apexart (2015), and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2014). Khan is a recipient of the UOZO Art Prize (2020), BRIC Colene Brown Art Prize and the Joan Mitchell Painters and Sculptors Grant (2019), was granted by both NYSCA/NYFA and Art Matters (2018). Their works are part of several public permanent collections including the Solomon R. Guggenheim, Whitney Museum of American Art, Brooklyn Museum of Art, the Walker Art Center, MN, and the New Orleans Museum of Art, LA. Khan's work is published in 4Columns, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Artforum, Art in America, BOMB, Brooklyn Rail, and TDR Drama Review. Khan is an adjunct professor of sculpture, performance, and critical theory, and received an M.F.A. from Cornell University (2012) and a B.F.A. from the University of North Texas (2005)

See more: www.baseerakhan.com + Baseera Khan IG @baseerakhan

Presented by: Black Art In America

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David Hanley, who goes by the artist name DaHexd, is a multi-disciplinary artist who makes abstract figurative paintings, clothing and other forms of visual art.

Topics include: creative roots, people as inspiration, dark themes, patience, neuroimagery, DaHexd Studio clothing, AI, getting started with creativity, success.

www.instagram.com/dahexd
www.twitter.com/DaHexdStudio
www.dahexd.co.uk/

DaHexd - Think Nima Podcast (Ep. 10)

A&H is pleased to present Reactivating Sounds of Blackness, a sound piece created by Vanley Burke and Gary Stewart, in collaboration with Red Earth Collective. This piece was originally commissioned as part of A&H's Meeting Point programme, with community interest company Museum X. Originally shown at Handsworth Park, Birmingham in 2023, this podcast features the artwork itself, followed by a discussion with Vanley Burke and Gary Stewart.

A&H Episode 5: Reactivating Sounds of Blackness by Vanley Burke and Gary Stewart

Curator Sharmila Wood interviews artist Katie West about her work in the exhibition Actions for the Earth: Art, Care and Ecology on view at the Contemporary at Blue Star, San Antonio, TX, June 2-September 3, 2023.

Curator Sharmila Wood Interviews Artist Katie West

Katie Jones is a graphic designer, artist and lecturer.

Topics of this conversation include: creative roots, typography art as a way of starting public conversations, tips for graphic designers, being a lecturer and the university system, spirituality and more.

Watch with video on YouTube!

Find her work here:
https://www.instagram.com/mae_jones/
https://www.instagram.com/wawnrt/
https://www.youtube.com/@wawnrt

Katie Jones - Think Nima Podcast (Ep. 12)

We sit down with Vancouver based graphic artist and musician Tommy Wilson to talk about his visual work, his politics, his ongoing involvement in the powerviolence scene and his band Noose Sweat. We discuss the highly political and aggressively confronting nature of this work, his influences and inspirations and his love of fast angry music. We talk about his books 'I'D LIKE MY LIFE BACK' and 'Painful Existence', his zine Homicide Report and his art work for bands like Infest, Fit For an Autopsy, Domestic Terror, as well as for us at CDM. We also discuss the concept of billionaire deathmatches, the mental gymnastics of conservative punk, the backlash against Tommy's work and we go to town for about 5 minutes ripping on Mark Zuckerberg.

Check out Tommy's work:

https://www.instagram.com/tommywilsondesign/

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/TommyWilsonDesign

https://teamfastcore.wixsite.com/tommywilsondesign

Listen to Noose Sweat:

https://noosesweat.bandcamp.com/

Tommy Wilson (Tommy Wilson Art & Noose Sweat) Interview

Partnership For The Arts Group Podcast Show #94 “Where We Talk Art …  Artist/ Instructor Laura Pommier

Join Victor in a conversation with this multi award winning Artist Laura Pommier, as they discuss her life’s journey that began at the age of four. “I knew by high school that being an artist was my career path.” That passionate journey continued with her formal art education including a Master of Arts and a Bachelor of Fine Arts. 
 
Today Laura also entertains her audiences at events and receptions with themed paintings created in an hour or two. And if that isn’t enough, she also teaches classes in painting, drawing and pastel at both the North Port and the Punta Gorda art centers.

As a contemporary artist, she’s often seen in spotlight with her award winning art being exhibited in juried shows. But what is one of her most treasured moments? Well you’ll have to listen in and find out, but we’ll give you a hint.

It has something to do with her being the one selected to paint a gigantic mural in North Port from over a 1,000 submissions from all over the nation. 
  
See more of Laura’s art at www.LauraPommier.com.

Where We talk Art is based in Punta Gorda FL. at The Visual Art Center.

"Where We Talk Art" Show #94 Artist instructor Laura Pommier

Within this podcast episode of The Creative Edge podcast, Haydn shares his top tips to help you learn how to radically improve your colour within your art, illustrations, to designs by using organic greys. 

Grey has been used by famous past and present artists to create visual masterpieces. However, for a lot of beginners and even experts in the artistic field can disregard how powerful grey is.

Instead of mixing your grey with black and white, Haydn shares his formula for creating organic greys using primary and secondary colours together. Discover why he urges you to try this out, how it can improve your overall colour game, and so much more!

Discover why grey is important to use within your art, how to use it, with lots of tips and tricks throughout to help you.

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Improve Your Colours NOW - How To Radically Improve Your Colour By Using Organic Greys

Words of the day: color. contemplative. minimal. awkward. woven.

Welcome Lisa Kellner to the program! She joins us from Deer Isle, Maine from her local library, how cool!
 
In the conversation we dive into the 3 to 5 words to describe the paintings question, of course, as well as their influences and ideas, a little bit about titles. 
Also part of the interview is a tip on how to stay out of trouble while painting, writing in 3 different books as part of her studio practice, and so much more…listen in!

The artist's website: https://www.lisakellner.com/

For the full feature blog post, please visit this link: http://www.ahtcast.com/2023/08/artist-interview-lisa-kellner.html

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Lisa Kellner Interview

Joy + Eleanor Podcast 21/10/23

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Join me on a gripping and candid ride through the volatile world of cryptocurrency as I share my personal journey of triumphs, pitfalls, and the hard lessons learned along the way. In this compelling podcast series, I unravel the story behind how I navigated the exhilarating highs and crushing lows of the crypto market, ultimately losing $100,000.

I delve into the excitement and promise that initially drew me into the world of digital currencies, exploring the euphoria of early gains and the rush of being part of a financial revolution. However, as the market swung unpredictably, I found myself facing a harsh reality—a six-figure loss that shook my confidence and tested my resilience.

Through raw and introspective storytelling, I recount the emotional and psychological toll of such a substantial loss, discussing the moments of disbelief, self-doubt, and the profound impact it had on my life. But amidst the despair, I uncovered invaluable insights and wisdom that transcended monetary value.

This podcast isn't just about financial gains and losses; it's a human story of resilience, growth, and the importance of understanding risk in the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrency. I share strategies for navigating the market more prudently, drawing from personal experiences and expert advice to empower listeners with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions in their own crypto endeavors.

Whether you're an experienced crypto enthusiast or just dipping your toes into the digital currency space, this series promises engaging storytelling, practical tips, and a candid look at the realities of investing in crypto. Tune in to learn from my mistakes and discoveries, as we embark on this compelling journey together.

How I lost $40,000 in 2023. Here is my NEW plan for 2024!

This is a series of interviews with musicians and interesting folks from NYC and other parts of the world. Hosted by drummer Federico Ughi. Episode 24 is All the Talking with Moroccan painter Najoua Elhitmi. Recorded during the SOF Music Residency in Tangier, Morocco, 2023.

INTRODUCTION 0:00
WHO’S NAJOUA ELHITMI 1:00
AN ARTIST IN TANGIER MOROCCO 4:24
BUSY WITH BUSINESS 7:16
NAJOUA’S ART GALLERY IN TANGIER 8:13
WHAT HAPPENED THAT MORNING 13:50
PIANOS 16:12
OUTRO 20:04

Check out Najoua Elhitmi’s website:
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577 Records is an independent record label based in Brooklyn, New York operating since 2001
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Episode 24 - All the Talking with Najoua Elhitmi

Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Star Herrera, to see/learn more about Star check out her website:

http://www.starherrera.com

Music by: 
Theme music by Phantogram 
interlude music Chasing Vampires by Victor Natas
end credits by The Art Town Players

with Star Herrera

Today on the Noize we got printmaker, Tenjin Ikeda! he has been making art as for over 30 years and its been a journey across all kinds of mediums. From painting, to dancing, to sculpting, to printmaking, Tenjin has been open to where his talents and opportunity take him. We learn about Tenjin and his philosophy on making work. We nerd out a little bit on carving and relief printmaking masters like Latoya Hobbs, Elizabeth Catlett and more. Tenjin talks about a turning point print for him, how his spirituality inspires his work and what he’s learned by being in exhibitions over so many year.     Listen, subscribe, and share!

Episode 183 topics include:
doing art for 30 plus years

finding printmaking

carving tips and secrets

developing compositions

what piece was a turning point in his eyes

the differences between mediums

experience gained from exhibitions

offering critique to younger artists

Tenjin Ikeda is an Afro-Puerto Rican artist born and raised in Brooklyn, New York on October 30, 1968. At a very young age learned the importance of tradition and heritage from his mother. He taught himself how to draw at an early age and he was hooked, he has been seriously making art for 30 plus years using the various mediums of painting, sculpture, and printmaking. He attended the School of Visual Arts in New York first focusing on graphic design and ultimately Fine Arts where he felt more freedom to express himself. It was at the Art Students League that he discovered printmaking, which has been his focus for the past 20 plus years. “It is my desire to continue to visibly show the richness of my ancestry to the world.” He has various works in private collections in the US, Canada, Mexico, Bahamas as well as acquisitions by The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The Print Club of Albany, and the Art Student’s League. Tenjin’s work has been featured as cover art and illustrations for various books. He has been included in “Modern Printmaking” an up coming book of 30 contemporary printmakers by Sylvie Covey.

Tenjin, also worked for 6 years as an artist assistant to Richard Artschwager and with artist Keith Haring on a mural project Mr. Haring did at Woodhull Hospital in Brooklyn, NY. He has participated in-group shows in different parts of the United States, Ireland, Japan as well as Spain and Australia.

See more: Tenjin Ikeda’s website + Tenjin Ikeda’s IG @ify.chi.chiejina

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Expressions in Linoleum w/ printmaker Tenjin Ikeda

It’s an instant classic for you today on the Noize! We got the wonderful LaNia Roberts on the show and she came with all the energy, honesty and transparency that we needed in our studios. LaNia talks about how she got her big personality, empowering herself through art and the inner thoughts that artists feel and don’t often speak on. There is a truly awesome story on how she got to her style of painting that is a must here for any artist trying to find their way. You gotta rate the show 5 stars just for that! Its all that good art talk that you need in your life with a young woman artist that is blazing a trail in these art streets. Listen, subscribe, and share!

Episode 184 topics include:

being a young artist at SCOPE 

getting empowerment through art

how LaNia developed her personality

creating systems to support your practice

the big shift in painting

Stan Squirewell as a mentor

overcoming the fear of growth

what artists believe about themselves

LaNia Roberts, born in 1996 and hailing from Louisville, KY, discovered a profound means of self-expression in visual art amidst her early struggle with identity. Supported by numerous scholarships as a first-generation college student, she pursued a degree in Painting at Syracuse University's Visual and Performing Arts School. LaNia culminated her academic journey in 2019, achieving a degree in Painting from Syracuse University and traveling to over 12 countries across three continents since attending art school. Presently, she resides in Louisville, KY, fully engaged as a professional artist. Her practice has also expanded into an online-based social art practice, empowering millions worldwide to embody radical self-compassion, love, and acceptance, with over 200,000+ followers between Instagram and Tiktok. Most notably, her artistic endeavors have garnered her the representation of the esteemed Claire Oliver Gallery in Harlem, New York City.

See more: LaNia Roberts’ website + LaNia Roberts’ IG @laniaroberts

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Being Spectacular w/ artist LaNia Roberts

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Conversations with creatives, artists and innovators, from any field, about their backgrounds, journeys, struggles, accomplishments, worldviews and any other interesting topics.

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I've been involved in the art scene in Durango for almost 20 years. For 15 of those years I owned the Open Shutter Gallery for photography. This radio program which I have done since December 2022 is a wonderful way to highlight the amazing things that the very creative folks in Durango are doing. I truly enjoy it and love bringing the listeners interesting stories that they may not be aware of!

577 Records is proud to be celebrating its 23 year anniversary.  The legendary music master Daniel Carter was one of the first people 577 cofounder Federico Ughi met soon after arriving in New York from Italy in 2000, after a brief stint in London. 

It was a meeting of like minds and shortly thereafter the two started a series of house concerts at 577 Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn, the apartment where Federico was living at the time. The spontaneous nature of the concerts along with the incredible caliber of the deep downtown underground music they were able to present inspired them to bring the unique nature of what they were doing to a wider audience and they founded the label 577 Records to further that mission. 

577 Records started the Forward Festival in 2015 to mark the momentous occasion of Daniel Carter’s 70th birthday. The festival has become an annual tradition and continues to delight audiences year after year with its surprising and eclectic lineup. 

100% of profit from the sale of most of these albums goes to the musicians.

Ahtcast is a podcast that aims to discover the passions, through the investigation of process, of the artist’s routine, their work, studio practice and inspirations etc. As a result ahtcast is a record of the personal stories behind why artists do what they do and how they do it. Thank you for listening and stay tuned for some insights into the thoughts and processes of artists working today.

Please visit www.ahtcast.com for full features and images of guest artist's work.

Partnership For The Arts  Group Podcast  Presents:
Where We Talk Art and Science Fiction Studios.
JOIN US AS WE EXPLORE OUR WORLDS OF ART WITH OUR TWO PODCASTS!
Where We Talk Art and Science Fiction Studios  where we interview, people of the Literary, Performing and Visual arts from around the world!

Welcome to The Creative Edge podcast, here to help you with art, freelancing, and everything creativity. 

Hosted by illustrator, designer, and blogger Haydn Symons, he reveals his insights into these fields, with tips and tricks throughout to help you succeed with your creative pursuits. Join Haydn as he reveals the latest tricks and tips, so you can get ahead of the artistic game. 

Haydn has built an illustration and design portfolio from his decade long experience freelancing, and has the desire to share what he's discovered along the way. 

Freelancing, business, creativity, marketing, blogging, social media, self-employment, design, so you have all the tools at your disposal to enhance your creative edge!

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The Artist's Digest features interviews with artists, curators, and more in connection to the Contemporary at Blue Star's exhibitions. The Contemporary at Blue Star is a non-profit museum in San Antonio, TX, founded by artists in 1986.

Arts&Heritage forges collaborations between contemporary artists and heritage organisations to create new perspectives for diverse audiences. Its projects bring to life the narratives, atmosphere and architecture of histories and places.

A podcast series that hosts interviews with musicians, label owners, artists and more. The show uses a relaxed, free-flowing conversational approach. CDM is a site that promotes and reviews new/up and coming, metal, punk, noise, industrial, dark and experimental music.

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