64 episodes
Art Grind Podcast Dina Brodsky, Marshall Jones, Sophia Kayafas and Tun Myaing
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4.7 • 112 Ratings
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Art Grind is a podcast for and about artists, art lovers and art professionals. It is a social practice of giving back to the art community of which we are a part and explores the process, content, concept and motivation behind art making of both established and emerging artists and the people who bring that art to a wider audience. We are artists ourselves and wear many hats, including curation, art writing and art teaching. We share a passion for authentic and skilled art making, be it trained or self-taught. Whether in the studio, on your lunch hour or chilling out after a long day of hustle, have a listen while we explore, along with our guests, the backstories of what we fondly call “the art grind”.
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Ep: 64 - Bryan Mark Taylor - Building Your Own Art World
An interview with artist and entrepreneur Bryan Mark Taylor, in which he talks about his painting practice, the importance of persistence, and the inspiration behind his latest project, VisionXLive, one of the art world’s largest and most diverse virtual conferences.
Bryan's website: Bryanmarktaylor.com
Bryan's IG: @bryanmarktaylor
Vision X Live: Visionxlive.com
Global Art Conference July 16-18, 2021
Live! with 1,700+ artists
Strada Easel: Stradaeasel.com
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Ep: 63 - Anna Park - Beautiful Rebellion
This week Marshall and Sophia speak to Anna Park about her imagery, her process, the pressures of being a young artist with early success, and how the pandemic has affected her. With Everything 2D in the art world being seen through the lens of painting, it's hard to make a drawing that stands on its own. You show'em Anna! She's an incredibly prolific, focused, artist with nothing but time to draw- Add in the forced isolation of the pandemic and could it be a dream come true? Or could it be a one way ticket to madness! Tune in and join us as we help Anna Park find her sanity with a great conversation about life and process!
*This interview was recorded February 21, 2021
Anna's website: https://www.annaparkart.com/
Anna's IG: https://www.instagram.com/annaparkart/
Anna has a drawing in a group show called "The Interior" at Venus Over Manhattan
July 1 - 31, 2021
Address: 120 East 65th street, New York, NY, 10065
Announcement:
Tun Myaing (Producer of Art Grind Podcast) and past guest Rafael Hoekstra, PhD are teaming up to create a personalized program to create amazing courses for artists. If you ever wanted to create an amazing online course but don't know where to start, Tun and Rafael will help you create it from ideation to creation in 4 simple steps!
Go to Artist Catalyst to sign up a free 15 min consultation: http://artistcatalyst.com/cc/
Join us July 18th at Vision X Live to see how to market your video course: Link
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Ep: 62 - Miriam Escofet - Time As A Dimension
In this episode, Marshall and Dina interview Miriam Escofet in the middle of the second London lockdown. She shares her memories of a childhood in a family of artists, the journey that took her to painting, and dives in-depth into the experiences that turned her into the artist she is at present.
Miriam’s website: https://miriamescofet.com/
Miriam’s IG: @miriam.escofet.artist
Call to action: Save a baby by submitting an artwork of a bird.
Here’s how you can participate:
1. Create your own bird artwork in any medium and post it on IG⠀
2. Tag #BirdsForSofiaNFT in the caption to include an image of your art in the NFT
3. Include these instructions so that more artists can join the movement! #novartis
*Check the episode website for more information
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Ep: 61 - Ken Johnson - Do I Like it?
This week Marshall and Sophia speak with writer and art critic Ken Johnson about a life full of looking at art. We covered a ton of interesting topics including the humor in art, the brain as the epic anticipator, consciousness, psychedelics, and of course writing art criticism for the New York Times. Stay tuned to the end for a little mini art critique reaction to some funny paintings we showed Ken.
Ken's IG: Link
Ken's Tumblr: Link
Ken's Ball & Cone paperback: Link
Ken's interview as an art critic: Link
Recent New York Times articles by Ken: Link
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Ep: 60 - Sean Cheetham - Master of All Trades
In this episode, we sit down with the incredible portrait painter Sean Cheetham to talk about his time in the art work, the beginnings of his creative career, as well as knife making, calligraphy, and some of his other interests
Sean's website: Link
Sean's IG: Link
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Ep: 59 - Tim Lowly - Giving The Other Agency
This week, Sophia and Dina speak to Chicago based artist, educator, and musician Tim Lowly. He works in egg tempera and acrylic paint. We spoke to him about growing up in South Korea, his daughter Temma, his artistic ideologies, spirituality, and even got some great art career advice. Let's reflect on something meaningful with Tim Lowly!
Tim's Art: Link
Tim's Music: Link
Tim's Current Exhibition with Hofheimer: Link
Tim's Gallery: Link
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Customer Reviews
Very engrossing Podcasts!
I just recently discovered this podcast. It is so nice to have podcast playing while I’m in the studio working that relate directly to my interests in painting drawing silverpoint everything related to art and then some!
The real deal
This is a no nonsense podcast about art, it’s process and ideas. The conversations with the features artists are insightful and inspirational to other fellow artists. I love listening to this podcast while working in the studio! Keep up the good work Art Grind and looking forward to more episodes.
I would give 5 stars but...
Can’t and I’ll explain why. I love almost everything about this podcast. Both hosts and guests are extremely interesting and passionate about the subjects. That being said, the guy host, Marshall I think?, interrupts the guests way too many times to tell his own story/tangent, that I can tell is inspired by the conversation, but essentially feels like a tangent and just distracts from the guests story!! I’m sorry but I want to hear the guest! Perhaps if you wrote down your thoughts and what the conversation made you think about to then discuss with the other host at the end of the show and expand on your own ideas and associations after the guest has left, I would LOVE to hear what the guest inspired for you. With all that being said, and if you’re a new listener and still reading this, it’s a great podcast with passionate hosts with thoughtful, inspiring guests with stories worth hearing.