Episode 188: Today I talk to Charlotte artist, Cheryl Johnson. I found her through an article on Joan Mitchell [posted below] and I knew I HAD to talk to her. Cheryl’s an abstract expressionist painter, photographer, sculptor, portraitist, and anything else she puts her mind to….and talented in all of her endeavors. She is a true renaissance woman.
c. LTAWB
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Episode 187: Today I catch up with now-Louisiana artist, Keli Reule [She was in Georgia when we last talked] She’s still doing cool stuff. We cover it all, earning money, switching gears. We get into some real deep, existential topics that she had a very informative and helpful perspective on.
She’s also got a solo exhibition at 801 Baronne St
All images used with permission, c. Keli Reule
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Episode 186: Today I talk to Maite Gomez-Rejon of Artbites. She has created such a fabulous career combining her two passions [and mine]; food and art into classes, exhibitions and writing. It is so cool, I wanted to find out how she does it.
Episode 185: Today I talk to New York sculptor, Sam Tufnell about his unique sculptures, his process, living in different places, galleries opening up after CoVid & his upcoming show at the Five Myles gallery in Brooklyn on June 5th, 2021. This was so fun!
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Episode 184: Today I talk to Kimberli Spolar of Kimberli Esther Art. We talk angels, Starbucks, quarantine blessings, fashion, and much more.
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Episode 183: Today I talk with Charlotte artist and serial entrepreneur, Grayson Dewyer. I met her on my neighborhood Nextdoor page during a discussion about Acrylic Pour Art. Some neighbors had started doing it as a means to keep busy during quarantine. Grayson commented, Pour Art is what got me back into art and enabled me to start my own business. I knew I had to talk with her. She’s still finding her niche, which is what’s so exciting!
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Episode 182: Today I talk to Canadian artist, Laura Jane Petelko. Her work explores the psychology of our connectedness, self image & times of transformation. We talk about her Endless Gone and Soft Stories series. These pictures are from her Soft Stories series.
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Episode 181: Today I talk to St. Louis professor-turned-artist, David Ruggeri. You can’t help but be drawn to his eye-catching patterns, with bold texture, that you just want to touch. We talk about his inspiration, juggling careers, his passion for wildlife, St. Louis, & much more…
Episode 180: Today I chat with MONUMENTAL sculptor, Jim Rennert from NYC. I was so intrigued with his lifesize sculptures that I had to find out more. How did he get into this? How long does it take to create one of these? Who are his customers? Listen to find out…
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Episode 179: Today I chat with the host of the Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast, John Lee Dumas. Artists are entrepreneurs, so I thought he could share some great insights. I”m not really sure what I had originally intended to ask him, but I decided at the last minute to ask him about something i’m struggling with: getting into the CEO or Entrepreneur mindset and I’m really glad I did. Hopefully, you’ll find it as helpful as I did.
He’s also just released his new book, The Common Path to Uncommon Success, which is a modern day version of Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich, with a 17-step roadmap to financial freedom and fulfillment. There is a link at the bottom of the post to purchase.
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