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Welcome to the FLOAT-YOUR-PIGMENT Newsletter #192 Art Podcasts
My timing couldn't be more perfect for traveling to the warm climate of Florida. Here in Northern Illinois, the weather started getting bad this last weekend making it hard to travel. Tomorrow I leave for Marco Island for my 5th year in a row to do 4 festivals for the Dillman's Festival of Artists. Check out the schedule below to see if you can make it to a free demonstration by many different artists that teach at Dillman's.
Hope to see you there!
I want to remind you that the TWSA juried show entry is due by the 30th. If you want to enter click HERE.
Yes to Class at the Civic Center in Libertyville by Sue MacFarlan, Thursday, Jan 24th 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm
NO Class but Open Studio by Frank at BeckerArt Gallery in McHenry, Saturday, Jan. 26th 9:00 am to 11:30 am
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Tomorrow I am driving to Florida from Illinois and if it wasn't for books on tape and now podcasts I wouldn't be able to drive those long distances. Usually, I have been listening to books on tape but just recently I was told about podcasts. At first, I was just listening to stories that were usually about criminal cases. Then I was told that I should look up talks about art and artists, which I did and now I will be listening to it all the way to Marco Island.
Below I found a few lists online that list art podcasts. I don't know how good these are because I haven't listened to any yet, I'll let you know when I get back from Florida.
Do any of you know of any good podcasts that are art related in some way, if you do please email them to me and I will put them into my upcoming newsletters?
For those of you who don't know what a podcast is or how to get them or how it works GO HERE
I found this list on ArtworkArchive.com
The Savvy Painter
Want to learn the tricks of the trade from experienced artists and professionals? The Savvy Painter podcasts - with host and artist Antrese Wood - feature interviews with artists such as painter and art ambassador Kevin Macpherson, and WW2 vet and accomplished illustrator Ashley Bryan. In addition, you can
enjoy episodes on how to organize and plan your gallery show, get licensing advice from expert Tara Reed, and learn how to build relationships with collectors. These podcasts are a nice mix of personal stories from a diverse group of artists and tactical advice on the business of
art.
If you’re interested in unconventional ways to advertise your art, the basics of giclee printing, or getting the most out of social media, Leslie Saeta’s got you covered. This talented painter has a passion for sharing knowledge with other artists and a unique perspective gained from 30 years in the marketing industry. Leslie’s podcasts offer untraditional, yet brilliant tips on
how to market your art online. She’s one more reason why artists helping artists is a wonderful thing!
The Abundant Artist
Cory Huff is committed to dispelling the myth of the starving artist and has excellent podcasts on the subject. His podcasts feature interviews with successful artists who impart valuable advice on the business of art. Andrew Tischler, for instance, discusses the importance of tracking hours and inventory, and Flora
Bowley shares how to successfully license your art. Check out his podcasts to learn key art marketing and selling tips, to ensure you can achieve your desired level of success.
Want to promote your art online with videos? Or, interested in securing your first public art project? John T. Unger of Art Heroes Radio provides those answers and much more art marketing expertise on Art Heroes Radio. Dedicated to podcasting stellar content, John interviews artists and creative entrepreneurs who’ve been through it all and succeeded in the business of art. You’ll learn what works, and
more importantly what doesn’t, so you can manage your art career like a pro.
Itching to get a better understanding of the art market? From art market analysis to emerging art markets, ArtTactic podcasts discuss all your pressing art market questions. Through interviews with top auction house CEOs and founders of online art marketplaces, industry veterans share success stories and the best places to sell your art. Sound good? We think so!
If you’re looking for professional development, who better to learn from than the College Art Association? They have staff devoted to fostering art career advancement and have been helping artists for 104 years! These podcasts go in-depth on core topics such as budgeting for artists, work-life balance, and honing your artist statement.
Alyson Stanfield is an art marketing expert with 20 years experience in the space. While her podcasts are not currently in production, you can still access the excellent content online. Listen to learn practical art marketing tips like how to attract high-end buyers (#33), utilize a contact list to your advantage (#10), and get others to sell your art for you (#93). Don’t take our word for it.
This will be very interesting seeing if any of these podcasts are any good. I will list any of them that are good in upcoming newsletters.
WORKSHOPS and DEMOS in 2019
Dillman's Festival, Ft Myers Beach Art Association DEMO, Florida, January 26th
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Dillman's Festival, Marco Island Center for the Arts DEMO, Florida, January 27th,
For Information Click Here
Marco Island Center for the Arts WORKSHOP, Florida, January 29th-30th,
For Information Click Here
Dillman's Festival, Dunedin Fine Arts Center, DEMO & Paint Party, Florida, February 1st
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Dillman's Festival, The Villages, Demo & Paint Party, Florida, February 2nd
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Morris Watercolor Guild WORKSHOP, IL, March 1st,
Information to come
France Workshop WORKSHOP,France, April 13th-27th,
WORKSHOP IS SOLD OUT
Dillman's Acrylic WORKSHOP, Lac du Flambeau, WI, June 3rd - 6th
For Information Click Here
Vermont Art Event WORKSHOP Classes, VT, July 29th - August 2nd,
Information to come
Cheap Joes WORKSHOP, Boone NC, Sept. 9th - 13th
For Information Click Here
Dillman's Watercolor WORKSHOP, Lac du Flambeau, WI, Sept. 23d - 26th
For Information Click Here
The artist of the week is a friend and one of my students that almost never misses one of my Saturday classes.
Norma is an amazing painter and such a wonderful lady. Norma had to miss the last 2 weeks of class due to illness so I would like to wish Norma well and a speedy recovery. Everyone back in class misses her and we are all pulling for her!
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