Teri Henderson talks carving out space, creating platforms for community, and balancing creative energy.
Amanda & Nicole talk with Inversion Art co-founders Joey Flores and Jonathan Neil, along with artist John Houck.
Alex Paik talks growing a network of artist-run galleries, the myth of balance, and prioritizing relationships.
Griff Williams talks building a career vs. a life in the arts, community over capital, and treating everything like an art project.
Paddy Johnson talks art world taboos, internalized beliefs, and the myths that might be holding you back.
Adam Holofcener talks ethics of copyright, artist rights within capitalism, and collective organizing.
Natalie Baxter talks embracing uncertainty, exhibiting work, and how being a mother changes everything.
Bean Gilsdorf talks staying nimble, the importance of language, and the working conditions of artists.
Ruby Lerner talks founding Creative Capital, building an infrastructure of support for artists, and reflections on a career of advocating for the arts.
Christine Wang talks teaching as political action, the unspoken rules of the art world, and financial exhibitionism.
Jocelyn Tsaih talks personal style, the emotional ups and downs of being a freelancer, and feeding your creativity.
Taili Wu talks personal projects, collaborating with others, and choosing work that makes you happy.
Marie Watt talks expanding your team, running your practice like a business, and navigating life as a mid-career artist.
Amanda & Nicole host a live panel discussion at the ICA SF with Alison Gass, Tammy Johnson, Jessalyn Aaland, and Valerie Imus.
Maria Brito talks keys to creativity, embracing risk-taking, and the patterns of successful artists.
Amanda & Nicole invite listeners to submit their ideas, in celebration of their upcoming 100th episode.
Josh Cochran talks self-discovery, pushing creative within client work, and using routine to stay grounded.
Marcus Maddox talks materializing your inner vision, staying curious, and supporting a creative practice.
Katty Huertas talks freelance illustration, the importance of professionalism, and carving out space for rest and creative outlets.
Se Jong Cho talks art and science, embracing all aspects of identity, and pursuing your curiosities.
Katie Pumphrey talks connecting with collectors, experimenting in and out of the studio, and diving in head first.
Nicole Mueller talks managing large-scale projects, pricing commissions, and leaving behind a day job.
Amanda Adams talks mental health, setting healthier boundaries, and aligning your business with personal values.
Lorne M. Buchman talks the future of art and design colleges, rethinking the model, and the changing landscape of higher education.
Amanda & Nicole host a live panel discussion with Erik Otto, Liz Tran, and Laura Guido-Clark as part of Heron Arts' "Chromatherapy" exhibition.
Justin Anthony talks business fundamentals, standing out to collectors, and protecting the legacy of your work.
William Deresiewicz talks art and economics, the rise and fall of the professional artist, and the influence of big tech.
Raelis Vasquez talks building character through struggle, sacrificing for your future, and creating opportunity through outreach.
Amanda & Nicole share their thoughts on "DEFINING VALUE(S) in the Art World," recorded live during Art World Conference.
Dexter Wimberly & Heather Bhandari talk rebuilding the infrastructure of the art world, expanding definitions of value, and the first virtual Art World Conference.
Hiba Schahbaz talks setting intentions, finding inner stability, and staying true to your artistic values.
Hayley Powers Thornton-Kennedy talks online activism, embracing failure and imperfection, and learning to let go.
Sarah Hussaini talks self-sufficiency, setting boundaries, and making vulnerability part of your personal brand.
Isaiah Winters talks building career through community, turning chance encounters into creative collaborations, and living through a social justice movement.
Monique Aimee talks working outside your comfort zone, cold calling, and finding opportunities wherever you are.
Amy Whitaker talks using business as a tool, building equity in the arts, and re-inventing the art market.
Mario Ybarra Jr. & Karla Diaz talk growing alongside community, sharing opportunities, and the value artists bring to culture.
Tommy Perez talks being a freelance designer, seizing opportunity, and turning passion projects into client work.
Ranu Mukherjee talks balance, building career through community, and working with museums and galleries.
Lilian Martinez talks following your intuition, growing a creative business, and making connections online.
Wendy Red Star talks being self-reliant, collaborating with her daughter, and sustaining a full-time practice.
Dexter Wimberly and Heather Bhandari talk self-empowerment and financial literacy, and the inaugural Art World Conference in NYC.
Marcela Pardo Ariza talks collaboration, creating equity in the art world, and staying flexible to the demands of being an artist.
Jaime Derringer talks running multiple businesses, prioritizing projects, and staying ahead of the crowd.
Desirée Holman talks funding large projects, working with institutions, and staying connected to your deeper calling.
Heather Day talks social media, becoming a full-time artist, and collaborating with galleries and brands.
