We're here to give you an inside glimpse into the stories and struggles of some of New York City's top contemporary artists and gallerists. We believe that the conversations we have as artists have the capacity to redirect, and refine our purpose as creators and as humans. We hope to bring you stories from the art world that are inspirational, practical and entertaining.
Many hours go into producing each interview - this includes a massive amount of editing, research, and social media promotion. The hosts are all emerging artists, and are doing this in the limited time they have free from juggling multiple jobs. We would love to be able to pay our editor more, get better audio equipment, and release episodes more frequently. We are enormously grateful for our listener base, and would be thrilled to have a stronger connection to our audience.
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Our interviews are a space for hard questions, vulnerable personal truths, self reflection, critical thinking, and storytelling. This podcast should act as a creative catalyst for artists, collectors, art professionals, and art lovers alike. If you enjoy this podcast, please support us in our quest to create a better art world, and a powerful community of artists that support and challenge each other.
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An interview with Nicolás Uribe, where he describes his journey through the art world, and the non-traditional path he’s taking in his career.
In this episode Alyssa Monks talks about the twin acts of creation and destruction, maintaining her curiosity, and what keeps her studio practice vital and alive.
In this episode, Colleen Barry talks about the forces that shaped her as an artist. She talks about her artistic journey - from taking classes at the Art Students League at thirteen, to an intense mentorship in her twenties, to making a living as a professional artist and drawing director at the Grand Central Atelier at present.
"This installment of the Art Grind podcast features a painter who has been a longtime personal role model for several of the podcast's hosts. Even as he is a creator of absolutely monolithic paintings, Vincent Desiderio, a veteran lecturer at the New York Academy of Art and elsewhere…
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