The Ugly Art Club
Back in September 2021, Kristin along with Tiffany Goff Smith (@southerngals_designs) and DeeDee Catron (@deedeecatron) created The Ugly Art Club as a safe place for all creatives to be who they are and be supported by others.
Back in September 2021, Kristin along with Tiffany Goff Smith (@southerngals_designs) and DeeDee Catron (@deedeecatron) created The Ugly Art Club as a safe place for all creatives to be who they are and be supported by others.
I admired Judy Salinsky’s work as a painter and I watched her explore the world of bronze sculpture for the first time. But little did I know about her personal story, the challenging upbringing as an artist, and victorious battles with lung cancer…
I’m happy to introduce you to the ArtReach SD mural program and its manager Isabel (Izzy) Halpern. Izzy and I are talking about the ways ArtReach is able to make every mural project a meaningful communal event and the effects this program makes on everyone involved.
Corita Kent, also known as Sister Mary Corita, was an artist with an innovative approach to design and education. By the 1960s, her vibrant serigraphs were drawing international acclaim. Her work reflected her concerns about poverty, racism, and war, and her messages of peace and social justice continue to resonate with audiences today.
This episode is not sponsored but I am definitely biased. After working with Mark and a team for one and a half years, I believe and support the way Pixel2Editions does its business. And I would love to let as many artists out there know about it as I can.
My chat with Elizabeth Rohrbaugh turned out to be one of the most inspiring conversations I’ve had this year! She shares way more of her story in this episode of our art podcast than she does on her website.
I’m personally very excited about this conversation because I feel like I’ve known Allison for at least a few years. I’ve been following her work for a while and I’ve even stolen some of her work for my art classes and she was totally cool with it (that’s how awesome she is!)
Christy de Witt is a big fan of fairy tails. No, no, not those sugar-coated Disney versions of the fairy tails but the real ones that have deep roots in hundreds and hundreds of years of European culture. Grim, scary, ugly but so… human.
I’m so honored to have Sergio Gomez in my virtual studio for this episode! Many of you know him as an amazing artist, curator, and art business coach.