Annie Buckley, an artist, educator, and founder of the Prison Arts Collective – another amazing art non-profit in San Diego that changes lives for the better
Good Things Vending. Chicago artist Steph Krim on being a mom, running an art vending business, and helping local artists
How to find a group of people you will ‘vibe’ with? Who to ask for help or advice when you’re stuck on the idea, can’t find the right medium, or get lost with the business processes? Listen to a panel discussion with a group of artists Art Dart
If you are skeptical about NFT like I am this episode of ITAS podcast is for you. I’m talking to Emily Drewry, Director of Marketing at one if the fastest growing NFT platforms Voice.com
OMA (Opening Minds Through Art) enables people with dementia to assume new roles as artists and teachers and leave a legacy of beautiful artwork. It has been widely replicated and continues to grow across and beyond the United States.
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’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.
An artist, a stylist, a cancer survivor, and a motorcycle rider, Katie Loftus advocates for women empowerment and women’s health awareness
“…Arts is basically the first thing to go when they do budget cuts. And it’s sad because it’s such a huge thing in young people’s lives, even if they’re not growing up to be artists necessarily.”