In this episode Jason had the chance to talk to André Hemer. André is an artist out of New Zealand, who’s work surveys digital media and painting. His process is uses digital scanning, photos and physical paint to produce printed canvas as an under-layer with paint is applied and sculpted on top. They talk about the themes he explores in his work the mediums he uses his process and the role of color in his work. To learn more about André’s work, go to his instagram page at AndreHemer. Enjoy the interview and thank you for listening.

Episode - 68 André Hemer

Episode 70- The Miami Art Fairs Preview 2023

My guest on this week’s show is choreographer, movement director and visual artist Che Yubina.

I jumped on a Zoom call to find out more about Che’s pivotal moment of creative transformation, why she recently retired from her Cheshir Ha persona, deep dive into her choreography work, new-found artistic freedom and her mission to challenge the idea of perfection within the K-pop music industry.

This is part one of our two-part interview.

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you can check out Che’s choreography, movement director and visual artist work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cheyubina

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Visual Artist Wendy Bale joined AOF host Anthony Merchant to discuss her new exhibit with Miles Hilton called Wood Wide Web, working with mushrooms, her involvement with Pearl City Clay House and much more

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Arts on Fire - Wendy Bale - January 26, 2024

In this episode, Marisa interviews Phoenix visual artist, Alegre Lopez. Growing up, Alegre’s mom nurtured her creativity. With a couple of art classes and YouTube videos, Alegre taught herself how to paint both traditionally and digitally. Now, she sells her works at local stores in Arizona, and shares more about her art as a business. Drawing influence from 60s and 70s culture, Alegre creates colorful and joyful pieces that allow viewers to escape and daydream. 

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Alegre Lopez: Snapshots of Nostalgia

A long-time champion of the arts in the city, visual artist Kathryn Pearce is the executive director of Maude Collective and a project manager with the City of Calgary Main Streets Project. Her interest in making meaningful spaces that people want to be in is apparent in her work with public art, placemaking and community building.

Kathryn Pearce

Vincent Messelier is a multifaceted artist, spanning the realms of visual artistry, painting, photography, gallery ownership, and creative coaching and mentoring. As the visionary behind meridianism, he stands as an ambassador and esteemed member of the Arts and Culture Network.

Our interview with Vincent delves into his artistic world, constructing a whimsical cultural calendar through his responses to ten simple questions. Brace yourself for delightful anecdotes and unexpected revelations.

The Vision

With each stroke of Vincent Messelier's brush, an unadulterated passion flows, drawing from the profound themes that resonate deeply within him on this wondrous planet. His art serves as a portal, transporting viewers to ethereal dimensions through his distinct meridianism style, crafting compositions that are utterly unique. Even in his digital creations, he expertly weaves together disparate images, composing a visual symphony unlike any other.

The Mission

Vincent Messelier's mission as an artist is to beckon admirers into his realm of creation, urging them to observe, revisit, and continually unearth new layers of the underlying messages. He embraces open interpretation, allowing each individual to discover their own truths within his artistry. In his world, every perspective is valid, fostering endless contemplation and dialogue.

Art and Creation

For Vincent, the relationship between creator and admirer is a profound and ineffable bond. In his words, "The relationship between creator and admirer is perhaps the most intricate and indescribable ever to exist." His art transcends being a mere commodity; it is an investment in a piece of heart, soul, and the artist's life. Every artwork is the culmination of countless hours of experimentation, years of frustration, and moments of pure elation. To him, art is the most potent form of communication, capable of touching hearts without causing harm, and eliciting joy through its beauty and boundless imagination.

The Artist

Born in Kortrijk, Belgium in 1967, Vincent Messelier is a self-taught artist whose paintings exude an undeniable passion that emanates from his very core. Often accompanied by the soothing melodies of jazz in the background, Vincent's art serves as a mirror to his ever-evolving moods and inspirations.

Meridianism

Vincent has pioneered his own distinctive style known as "meridianism." Employing palette knives, his works are characterised by bold vertical and horizontal stripes and lines, which he employs to rectify the intentional chaos sometimes introduced onto the canvas. Acrylic serves as his primary medium, occasionally infused with materials such as wood and foam to add depth and texture to his creations.

Beyond the Canvas

In addition to his traditional works, Vincent has ventured into a secondary line of art tailored for the realms of hospitality and business. This innovative concept involves fusing his original artworks with photographs he captures himself, featuring diverse themes such as horses, historical architecture, birds, sports, eagles, and more. He also welcomes custom commissions, breathing life into his clients' visions.

Awards and Recognition

Since 2012, Vincent Messelier has amassed over 100 awards and accolades for his artistry. His works have graced the pages of more than 45 art books dedicated to museums and collectors, solidifying his stature as a revered and acclaimed artist.

For further insight into Vincent and to immerse yourself in his captivating creations, visit www.vincentmesselier.com or reach out via email at vincent@messelier.eu.

This introduction endeavours to encapsulate the essence of Vincent's artistry, his profound philosophy, and the unique odyssey he invites viewers to embark upon through his creations.

Mark Walmsley FRSA FCIM AGSM
Chief Culture Vulture
Arts & Culture Network
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Meet Vincent Messelier

In the heart of the UK, where the whispers of myths meet the hum of contemporary life, resides Charlie Kirkham, a Midlands-based visual artist with a flair for the fantastical and a heart steeped in history. Charlie's latest creative adventure, the "Georgian Dragon" series, exemplifies her intricate and methodical artistry. This project merges her finely detailed ink drawings, heavily researched and set within mesmerizing circular formats, with the cutting-edge precision of laser cutting. Her work often blossoms from these ink foundations into vibrant oil paintings, each piece an elaborate and time-consuming masterpiece.

Charlie's love with circular art began at Coventry Cathedral, where she encountered a round depiction of George and the Dragon that ignited her imagination. This fascination with circularity permeates her creations, which frequently feature dragons in various guises, intertwined in stories that reflect her passion for narrative art. One standout piece from her collection reimagines the four rivers of Eden as colossal dragon creatures, a work that will soon dazzle viewers at a Brooklyn gallery.

Charlie Kirkham's journey into the arts is as rich and winding as the tales she tells through her work. With a diploma in portraiture from The Heatherley School of Fine Art in London and a background from the prestigious Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Israel, Charlie's academic foundations are robust. Her education has equipped her with a diverse skill set, spanning from traditional oil painting and ink drawing to modern digital etching techniques.

Her career is a testament to her versatility and dedication. As the driving force behind Charlie Kirkham Art, she offers a variety of artistic services including original artworks, prints, laser-etched pieces, and engaging artist talks. Charlie also conducts corporate team-building art workshops, making classes, and provides bespoke art tuition, demonstrating her commitment to nurturing creativity in others.

Not just a creator of beautiful things, Charlie also channels her art for impactful causes. As the Lead Artist at Sudden Cardiac Art, she collaborates with HeartCharged to raise awareness of women's cardiac health through visual art. Her role exemplifies how art can transcend mere aesthetics to touch lives and spread vital messages.

Charlie has received numerous accolades and funding from prestigious institutions such as The Eaton Trust and STEAMhouse, Birmingham. Her work has graced galleries far and wide, from the Mall Galleries in London to Seven House Gallery in New York, demonstrating her wide appeal and international recognition.

Charlie’s portfolio of exhibitions is a chronicle of her evolving artistic journey. Highlights include her nomination for the Passion for Freedom (Visual Arts) award in 2024 and her triumph at the Visions of Science Award in 2018. Her exhibitions range from the RBSA Drawing Prize in Birmingham to the Society of Graphic Fine Art showcases in London, marking her as a stalwart of the contemporary art scene.

Her work invites viewers into a realm where myth meets reality, where dragons roam and rivers roar with ancient secrets. Charlie's art is a dance between melancholy and magic, an invitation to reconnect with the whimsical and wondrous parts of ourselves.

Charlie Kirkham’s art is more than just visual delight; it's a gateway to stories untold and worlds unseen. Whether you're an art collector looking to enrich your collection with contemporary mythological masterpieces, an organisation seeking an inspiring team-building experience, or simply someone whose walls cry out for the touch of art, Charlie Kirkham is the artist to watch. With her unique blend of folklore, environmentalism, and feminist themes, Charlie continues to captivate and inspire, one dragon at a time.

Charlie Kirkham - The Mythmaking Visual Artist

Meet Elena Kupreeva, the creative powerhouse behind ArtInterior and an intrepid explorer of both artistic and corporate worlds. She’s a visual artist, brand ambassador, M&A manager, event planner, speaker, and sales expert, with an insatiable curiosity that drives her to continually reinvent herself. Whether she's crafting exquisite interior designs, championing fine Bordeaux wines, or navigating complex mergers and acquisitions, Elena brings a touch of artistry to everything she does.

I got to know Elena a bit more, discussing her upcoming events, approach to furniture making, and passion for high-quality, unique interior design. Creating her fantasy cultural year gave me an insight into Elena's world. 

Early years
Elena’s artistic journey began at the tender age of 12, inspired by the vibrant cultural tapestry of her surroundings. After relocating with her family to Washington D.C., she honed her talents at the prestigious Duke Ellington School of the Arts, where she earned the “Blue Ribbon for Arts” accolade and specialized in Visual Arts.

Academic Pursuits: The Foundations of Design
Post high school, Elena’s passion for creativity led her to the Corcoran School of Arts and Design, where she majored in graphic design and commercial art. Her time there was marked by an exploration of various media and techniques, laying a solid foundation for her future endeavors.

Corporate Adventures: From Sales to the High Seas
Elena’s career took a turn towards the corporate sphere, where she dabbled in a plethora of roles. Starting in sales for a management consulting firm in Moscow, she quickly climbed the ranks to become a Business Development Manager. Her corporate journey then led her to oversee contractors for Worley Parsons' pioneering open-sea oil extraction platform, a role that tested her project management and strategic planning skills.

A Swiss Renaissance: Reigniting the Artistic Flame
In 2010, Elena moved to Switzerland, marking a renaissance in her artistic pursuits. Immersed in the serene Swiss landscape, she rekindled her passion for visual arts, creating works that spanned an eclectic array of styles and techniques. Her anti-stress colouring books gained widespread acclaim, and her art was featured in esteemed publications like British Vogue, Life Magazine, and the Boesner Schweiz Catalog.

ArtInterior: Crafting Spaces with Soul
June 2023 saw the birth of Elena's latest venture, ArtInterior. This innovative platform epitomizes elegance and refinement, offering sleek, vivid, and adaptable designs tailored to any space. Despite its recent inception, ArtInterior has enjoyed remarkable success, with its collections resonating deeply across various settings, from lounges to hotels and offices.

A Versatile Ambassador: Championing Fine Wines
In May 2024, Elena added another feather to her cap by becoming the brand ambassador for Chateau L’Eperon and Hautbois Champagne. Her role involves leveraging her extensive sales expertise and passion for fine wines to promote these exquisite brands globally.

Present Day: A Fusion of Creativity and Expertise
Today, Elena continues to wear many hats. She’s a visual artist, an event planner, a sought-after speaker, and a seasoned M&A manager. Her ability to blend artistic creativity with business acumen makes her a unique figure in both the art and corporate worlds. Elena Kupreeva’s journey is a testament to the power of passion, resilience, and an unyielding quest for excellence.

Elena Kupreeva  - Founder of ArtInterior and wine ambassador

Beth Ross is a contemporary visual artist whose work delves into the complexities of memory, place, and emotion, often through the lens of her personal experiences. Currently based in the North East of England, her artistic journey has been deeply influenced by her childhood. The vivid colours, patterns, and textures of her past travels and the contrasting landscapes of ancient and modern architecture in Kuwait have become a recurring theme in her work, as she continues to explore and reinterpret these memories through her art.

I loved interpreting her art through a sneak peak at her website and was surprised by Beth's choices when we created her fantasy cultural year.

After a successful 18-year teaching career that took her to Singapore, Cork, Vienna, Norwich, Cambridge, and Durham, Beth completed her Fine Art degree in 2014. Her early works were shaped by the limitations of creating art in a home without a dedicated studio, relying on her photography skills as a means to quickly and efficiently explore her ideas. These constraints led her to develop a series-based approach to her work, categorising and expanding on themes as a way to delve deeper into her subject matter. During this time, she began experimenting with soft sculpture and mixed media, creating memory dolls, a coat made from the skins of cuddly toys, and flags that reflected her personal history.

Beth’s work gained wider recognition in 2015 when she was commissioned by Artichoke to create three neon signs for Durham's Lumiere festival, inspired by an 11th-century text found in Durham Cathedral. In 2018, with the acquisition of a dedicated studio space, she returned to painting and drawing, revisiting earlier themes with renewed focus. Her painting style, influenced by artists like Bridget Riley, Beatriz Milhazes, and Agnes Martin, marries hard-edged geometric abstraction with subtle textural details, creating a tactile, visceral experience for the viewer. The controlled lines and borders in her work are contrasted with the sensuality of the soft textures, embodying the tension between order and emotion.

Beth's artistic process is deeply ritualistic, with each piece beginning as a fleeting idea that may be sketched or simply held in mind until it demands a physical manifestation. Her practice is informed by both private and collective memories, the essence of place, and the passage of time, all viewed through a feminist lens. Her method of mixing paints and applying layers of colour is as much about the tactile experience as it is about the final visual outcome, often using her hands and fingers to build up surfaces that reveal the presence of the artist.

In addition to her studio practice, Beth has been actively involved in public art and community projects. She is currently an Artist in Residence at Cresswell Pele Tower in Northumberland (2023-2024) and a member of the advisory group for Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (MIMA). Her work has been exhibited extensively across the UK and Europe, with recent exhibitions at NCA in Newcastle, Gallagher and Turner in Newcastle, and According to McGee in York.

Beth has received several prestigious awards, including the Developing Your Creative Practice grant from Arts Council England and a bursary from the Contemporary Visual Arts Network in partnership with the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art. Her work is represented by Artiq Art Agency, and she continues to seek new opportunities to expand her practice, particularly in the fields of public art and commercial commissions.

Beth Ross's work continues to resonate with those who encounter it, offering a deeply personal yet universal exploration of memory, place, and the passage of time. Her commitment to exploring these themes through a variety of media, coupled with her unique approach to colour and texture, makes her a compelling voice in contemporary art.

Beth Ross - The Geometric interpretation artist

Peace IPR Fam! We're now at the peak of season seven -- shifting into areas of healing, service and community within our creative entrepreneurial ecosystems. IPR taps in with Floridian artist Alexandra Antoine as she discusses her journey as a visual artist in food and fine art.

Audio engineering/edit by Cey Sincerray (@215imgs)

Artist Bio
Alexandra Antoine is an interdisciplinary visual artist and cultural apprentice based in Chicago, IL. Her work acknowledges the influences of her Haitian culture and interest in portraiture, food, farming and the physical labor that goes into traditional artistic practices of the Afrikan diaspora. She honors her ancestors always and is currently growing food in several community gardens on the West side of Chicago!

She received an undergraduate degree from a fancy art school and exhibited her work in many places but collaborating with folks throughout the Afrikan diaspora is her life's work.

Artist Statement -- Alexandra Antoine
My works are pathways for the stories, memories and traditional practices of my ancestors and elders. I sow and harvest the knowledge that was passed down to me within the works I create that honor the use of my hands, the flow of repetitive actions, and the embodiment of joy within the preparation, care and intentionality of the images and subjects I utilize.

I reflect on memories of communal experiences with my loved ones, the oral histories shared within these spaces, the native language of my people and its use in sustaining my connection to land and spirit.

My work utilizes whatever material is necessary to depict my intended vision and is therefore interdisciplinary in practice. My paintings express the linear, topographical layers of beauty I see within my people. My food collages pay homage to the abundance of culinary knowledge within the kitchen spaces of black folks throughout the world and the alchemy we create in our kitchens. My printmaking work showcases the ways in which my ideas can exist in functional forms as well as standard ways of viewing art.

I honor the people and land of Léogâne, Haiti.

Alexandra Antoine

✤ [SWINE VISUAL ARTIST MIX] ✤ Anne-Dauphine Borione aka Daytona Mess 

∎) Well first of all, can you transfer this musical energy of your favorite songs into visual art? Are you thinking about the intersection of music and visual art like drawing, painting, design, and typography of course?

"I think this idea of transferring musical energy into visuals is one of the key aspects of why I love type so much: it's not just visuals. It's layer upon layer of meaning. You have the lyrics, the meaning of them, and you have the typeface composing the lyrics. Different typefaces can give profoundly different meanings to the same lyrics, and my interest lies in drawing typefaces that translate my own understanding of the lyrics, or feel of the music in case of instrumentals. I have a Fine Arts background, and it is impossible for me not to think about the intersection of every kind of design and art. For me, it's all tied. It all feeds into each other. It just happens that to me, type is the ultimate art and design form, because of this layering I just mentioned. Type is the aspect that brings everything together."

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Rock Star Tim Muddiman (Gary Numan/Pop Will Eat Itself) and Queen of the Paranormal Kadrolsha Ona Carole join us on this episode of The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell broadcast live from the W4CY studios on Wednesday, April 23rd,  2025.

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Anne Plaisance might not drop beats, but she does drop truth bombs—on canvas. A French-born visual artist currently living near Boston, Anne’s creative world is loud, expressive, and anything but safe. Her work blends the gritty realism of lived experience with bold colours and experimental formats, often accompanied by soundscapes and spoken-word elements. Think: immersive installations that hit your ears and your emotions at once.

She’s the mind behind Wonder Women Now, a globe-trotting, multi-sensory art experience spotlighting women who’ve survived domestic abuse and come through stronger. It’s a raw, honest, and deeply human project that uses sound, sculpture and storytelling to shine a light on resilience.

Anne also created Badrooms, a chilling yet beautifully rendered commentary on childhood abuse. She believes in using art as a tool for healing and social change—because sometimes you’ve got to make noise to make peace.

Her work has been exhibited over 100 times internationally and covered by media outlets like The Boston Globe, Harper’s Bazaar, and Elle Decoration. She’s a mother, AI nerd, part-time realtor (yes, really), and a passionate advocate for mental health and women’s empowerment.

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The Art of Making Art: Sarah McDonald's Journey from Urban Landscapes to Conceptual Tree Portraits

In this episode of the 'Art of Making Art' podcast, visual artist Christina Lowry chats with Sarah McDonald, a celebrated painter from Adelaide. They delve into Sarah's extensive 30-year career, exploring her transition from urban landscapes to her acclaimed close-up tree portraits. Sarah shares her insights on studio practice, the conceptual development of her works, and her environmental message. They also discuss the importance of artist residencies, the challenges and rewards of plein air painting, and the impact of community and mentorship. This episode is a rich exploration of artistic practice, resilience, and the pursuit of creative authenticity.


00:00 Introduction and Welcome

01:08 Meet Sarah McDonald

02:32 Sarah's Artistic Journey

04:49 The Evolution of Sarah's Art

15:36 Conceptual Development and Environmental Themes

26:01 Connecting with Nature: Birds and Trees

26:41 A Memorable Hike in Alligator Gorge

27:54 Educating the Next Generation

29:01 Career Highlights and Artistic Residencies

41:15 The Importance of Artistic Practice

48:22 Final Thoughts and Advice for Artists

48:42 Exciting News and Future Prospects



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Episode twenty-three: Sarah McDonald

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