Journey with us into the vibrant universe of Patricia Coulter, an esteemed artist whose fervor for painting became her lifeline during life's toughest moments. Grieving the devastating loss of her daughter, Patricia chanced upon a silver lining, pouring her heart onto canvas right from her kitchen table. What started as a therapeutic escape unexpectedly paved the way for her ascent as a celebrated artist.

Patricia's distinctively bold acrylic artworks have since graced countless galleries throughout North America, leaving an indelible mark on art enthusiasts. Her craft further gained international acclaim with a feature on the widely-watched YouTube Channel and TV segment, "Put Some Colour In Your Life."

In this compelling episode of Older and Bolder, Patricia shares her transformation, moving from profound sorrow to embracing the brilliance of life. Tune in, and you might find yourself reflecting on the untapped potential of your own journey.

YouTube “Put Some Colour In Your Life” with Graeme Stevenson
Website: www.patriciacoulter.com
IG@patriciacoulterart

Music:
ES_Fairy Snail Tale - Gary the Canary, ES_Song For Johanna - Franz Gordon, ES_The Orange Tree - Wendy Marcini, ES_Fireflies (Indie Pop Version) - Farrell Wooten, ES_Soulful Stride - Will Harrison, ES_Tracing the Lines (Instrumental Version) - Sleepaway Camp.

Older & Bolder Season 2 Episode 3: Painting A Big, Bold, Beautiful Life With Patricia Coulter

Interview conducted by Howard Bossen, June 19-20, 1978.

This interview was produced as part of an oral history project funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Photo: Mike Mandel (American, 1924–2016). "Hank Smith," from "The Baseball Photographer Trading Cards," 1974–1975. Courtesy of Department of Photography/George Eastman Museum.

This interview was produced as part of an oral history project funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

The Silver Voices Project, which allowed for digitization and sharing of this archival audio, was made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, grant number MA-30-19-0681-19.

Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this audio do not necessarily represent those of the Institute of Library Sciences or the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Silver Voices: Henry Holmes Smith Interview (June 1978)[Part 5]

Silver Voices: Henry Holmes Smith Interview (June 1978)[Part 4]

Silver Voices: Henry Holmes Smith Interview (June 1978)[Part 3]

Silver Voices: Henry Holmes Smith Interview (June 1978)[Part 2]

Silver Voices: Henry Holmes Smith Interview (June 1978)[Part 1]

Salem-based artist Miguel Cruz, a 2009 graduate of Salem High School, spent six weeks with 17 fourth and fifth grade students – between 2-3 hours twice a week – guiding them in designing and creating a mural in a corner hallway.

WBZ News Radio: Bentley Academy Students Create Mural Under Guidance of Artist Miguel Cruz '09

In this episode, we introduce lino printing, a versatile printmaking technique where artists carve designs into linoleum blocks and transfer them onto paper or fabric. We’ll cover the essential tools, the carving and printing process, and why it’s such a popular method among both beginners and professionals. Whether you're new to lino printing or refining your craft, this podcast explores the creative potential and techniques that make this art form so accessible and rewarding.

What is Lino Printing?

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Summary

In this episode, The Professor interviews Jason Page, a professional artist and illustrator based in Amsterdam. The conversation explores Jason's unique approach to art, his creative process, and his collaboration with the golf culture through his work with Normal Sport. They discuss the playful concept of 'Ding Dong' that defines Jason's artistic identity, his teaching philosophy in illustration, and the importance of spontaneity and deadlines in the creative process. Jason shares his journey from Pennsylvania to Amsterdam, highlighting the significance of taking risks and embracing opportunities in the art world. In this conversation, Jason Page and Kevin C. Moore explore the intricacies of creativity, the importance of deadlines, and the balance between work and personal life. They discuss how the creative process often involves embracing imperfection and the need for flexibility in artistic expression. The dialogue also touches on cultural perspectives, particularly the differences in communication styles and work ethics between the U.S. and the Netherlands and the significance of identity in art.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest
08:10 Who is Jason Page?
10:34 The Concept of 'Ding Dong' in Art
14:06 Teaching Illustration in Amsterdam
17:09 Collaboration with Normal Sport
24:34 Jason's Journey into Golf and Art
29:26 The Move to Amsterdam and Its Impact
32:45 Balancing Audience Expectations in Art
35:25 The Power of Deadlines in Creativity
39:32 The Creative Process: Embracing Imperfection
44:34 Finding Balance in Work and Life
49:26 Exploring Identity Through Art
56:40 Cultural Perspectives on Communication and Work Ethic

The Absurdity of Golf Through Art with Jason Page

Project Management Part 1 & 2 / By Pernille Skov
Purpose: To provide an overview of the key elements of project management, with a particular focus on planning in time and space (physical organization, external relations, etc.), using a practical approach tailored to artistic projects.

The material presents a comprehensive framework for project management relevant to creative projects. The focus on planning in time and space, combined with value-based leadership and self-management, provides a solid foundation for successful project execution. However, it is important to remember that artistic projects are often characterized by a certain degree of unpredictability, so flexibility and adaptability are also crucial.

Project Management - a review of CAKIs PM workshop

World's foremost museum of photography and cinema located on the historic estate of George Eastman, the pioneer of popular photography.

ENTRE er navnet på den indsats, de kunstneriske uddannelser i fællesskab har sat i gang for at skabe en bredere anvendelse af entreprenørskab som ressource på kunstskolerne. I en podcast med overskriften ENTRE DEBAT debatteres fire temaer: Kunstnerisk Medborgerskab, Kvalitet og Relevans i den kunstneriske virksomhed, Kunstnerisk virksomhed og Entreprenørskab som ressource i den kunstneriske praksis.

Welcome to The NewClub Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf.

Your co-hosts are Matt Considine and Dr. Kevin Moore. 

About NewClub 

Founded in 2017, NewClub Golf Society is a Chicago-based private club without real estate. As one of the first and most comprehensive golf communities of its kind in America, NewClub provides localized golf experiences, immersive competitions, and bucket-list travel opportunities for the golf obsessed. The NewClub ecosystem is revolutionizing the private and public dynamic, pushing traditional U.S. golf structures forward to make the game more sustainable and enjoyable.

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