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    Art Problems

    The Netvvrk podcast for ambitious artists who want more shows, bigger grants, and better residencies.

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    EP 76: Who Is Carrie Scott? Oct 28, 2024
    Show notes

    Is any question more vexing to artists than, "What do you do?"

    No, because it's impossible to answer!

    This week on the podcast, I turned the tables and asked curator, consultant, and media personality Carrie Scott the same questions she asks artists in her interviews.

    What do you do? Who do you make work for? What made you decide to pursue a career in the arts?

    In asking these questions, our conversation touches on Seen, her newest membership for collectors and artists, whether you can feel art, and who gets to monopolize parenthood conversations in the art world.


    EP 75: How to Manage an Art Career When You’re Over 60 Oct 18, 2024
    Show notes

    Does advanced age feel more like a liability than a strength? Welcome to the art world, which can suuuuck for mid-career artists.

    Ageism in the art world is more than just a problem—it's a barrier that can feel insurmountable, especially for women artists over 60. (And yes, while it affects everyone, the impact on women is particularly harsh.)

    I'm not going to pretend ageism doesn't exist. I'm not going to pretend ageism doesn't exist. It does, and it will impact you. However, how you view your age will determine the extent of its effects on your career. YOU are not beholden to another person's preconceptions. Your age does not have to be a limitation. It is a strength waiting to be unleashed.

    I'm tackling the issue head-on this week on the Art Problems podcast by sharing seven game-changing tips that will help you:

    • Reframe your mindset and embrace your ambition

    • Master essential skills for today's art world

    • Transform your studio practice to work with you, not against you

    Consider these tips a toolkit for visibility, success, and artistic fulfillment in your 60s and beyond.

    The best part? Many of these strategies are just as powerful for younger artists. It's never too early (or too late) to take control of your art career!


    EP 74: The Problem You Didn’t Know You Had Oct 10, 2024
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    The problem most artists don't know they have with A.I.? They aren't using it enough.

    If you don't use it, you won't know all it can do to help you.

    But you also won't be aware of its limitations.

    In this podcast, I walk you through exactly how AI can help you save time in the studio, and when you need to switch out the AI for an expert.

    Here's the spoiler alert on what AI can and can't do: It's great for agendas and basic writing and editing. I use it almost every day and it helps me enormously.

    But it does have limitations. It can't fill in the information you don't give it, and it won't identify specific problems unless you ask it to do so.

    As a means of answering those AI limitations, I've created strategic email scripts that artists can use to get better shows, additional funding, and even acquisitions. The scripts come in three separate documents - one for galleries, one for museums, and one for Instagram - and retail at $129 or $49 for the gallery scripts alone. But for a limited time, I'm offering 15% off. All you gotta do to get the coupon is fill in your information when the pop up appears.

    During the podcast I give five examples of AI use that can help you grow your career and five limitations you need to be aware. AND I share specific cases so you can see how AI plays out in real life!

    Happy listening -- and Netvvrking!


    EP 73: Post Hurricane Helene with Artist and Accountant Hannah Cole Oct 04, 2024
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    You wouldn't think a town in the mountains would be devastated by a hurricane. That's what happens to cities on the coastlines. But we live in a world undeniably affected by climate change, so all bets are off.

    Today on the Art Problems podcast I speak with Hannah Cole an Artist and Accountant based in Asheville, an artist-friendly city heavily impacted by Hurricane Helene.

    She shares how the hurricane has affected her and her family over the last several days, which includes losing her life's work, being exposed to toxic chemicals and without water since last Friday. Many artists are in the exact same position as Hannah or worse.

    Listen to the podcast to learn more about how the hurricane aftermath affects the residents of Asheville.

    Here's how you can help:
    Relevant links on [PODCAST] Art Problems: Post Hurricane Helene with Artist and Accountant Hannah Cole — VVrkshop


    EP 72: Do You Need a Gallery? Sep 27, 2024
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    There was a time when I couldn't imagine even asking this question. Of course, you need a gallery. How else will you sell your work to collectors?

    But now, in the age of Instagram, substack, and websites, maybe it's not as urgent a need. You can connect with buyers on your own.

    Even galleries don't always think they need galleries. Many have closed and become advisory firms. Many have become advisory firms and then returned to the brick-and-mortar space!

    In this episode of Art Problems, I talk about this new world — how to manage gallery closures and what you need to make a go of it on your own.


    EP 71: Your Residency is a Feminist Act Sep 20, 2024
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    Is it possible to leave your family for a couple of months to make art on a residency and not feel guilty for doing it?

    For many of us, probably not, which is why on this podcast, I speak with artist Danielle Mysliwiec about why her experience at Surf Point, The Tides Institute, and Long Meadow Art Residency is worth any guilt incurred in the process.

    Put yourself and your career first whenever possible.

    In this podcast, we talk about residencies, networking, feminism, and even the new Miranda July book All Fours.

    Relevant links:

    https://longmeadowartresidency.com/

    https://www.surfpoint.me/

    https://www.tidesinstitute.org/studioworks-artist-in-residence-program/

    https://www.daniellemysliwiec.com/


    EP 70: Is There a Dead Body Trend in Art? Sep 11, 2024
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    What's with the dead bodies? Yes, that's an actual question from the New York fairs.

    This week on the podcast, I invited the artist William Powhida on to the show ostensibly to discuss what we saw last week.

    The discussion, though, ended up going far deeper. On the podcast, we talk about:

    What we want from art in an increasingly tumultuous world

    What landscapes, florals, and a dead body trend at the fair say about the world.

    The shifting landscape of art, which includes many new faces and names

    Plus, we talk about all the work in the shows that sparked thought!

    Relevant links:

    Armory The Armory Show | New York's Art Fair

    • Lydia Pettit at Dinner Gallery

    • Rodrigo Valenzuela at Asya Geisberg Gallery

    • CHIFFON THOMAS at Michael Kohn Gallery

    • Derrick Adams and Jeffrey Gibson at Tandem Press

    • Rafael Lozano-Hemmer

    • SPURS Gallery

    • Jeanne Silverthorne at Marc Straus Gallery

    • David Scher and Ward Shelley at Pierogi Gallery

    • Simonette Quamina at Praxis Art

    • Manuel López at Charlie James Gallery (cjamesgallery.com)

    • Paige K.B.’s installation Of Course, You Realize, This Means War at Blade Study

    • CURRO (galeriacurro.mx)

    • Alejandro Almanza Pereda at Galeria CURRO

    • David Hammons at Jack Tilton Gallery

    • Tamarind Institute (unm.edu)

    • Eva Koťátková at hunt kastner gallery

    • William Kentridge and Ai Weiwei at Whitechapel Gallery

    • Matt Bollinger

    • Katinka Lampe at Gallerie Ron Mandos

    • The Library Collective out of Baltimore

    • Caro Jost

    • Jennifer Bartlett at Locks Gallery

    • Grayson Perry at Paragon (paragonpress.co.uk)

    • Kathris Linkersdorff, Zoe Walk, and Sarah Anne Johnson at Yossi Milo

    • Broadway (broadwaygallery.nyc)

    • Theo Pinto at Nature Morte

    • Whitestone Gallery (whitestone-gallery.com)

    • 1301SW

    • Sim Smith (sim-smith.com)

    • Nicodim Gallery

    • Tschabalala Self at Two Palms

    • Michael Berryhill at DIMIN

    • Emily Weiner at MILES McENERY GALLERY

    • I Gusti Ayu Kadek Murniasih at Gajah Gallery

    • Andy Dixon at The Hole

    Spring Break SPRING/BREAK Art Show - About (springbreakartshow.com)

    • Jac Lahav and Michele Maslow’s Monster with artists Caitlin McCormack, Taylor Lee Nicholson, and Charles Clary

    • Stuart Lantry, Post It Notes

    • Stina Puotinen, "Two Fishes"

    • “All’s Fair in love and Lore” curated by Harsh Collective, featuring Laura Benson, Lucinda Gold, and Gabriel Kramer

    • Gary Gissler at Anita Rogers Gallery

    • Robert Jamora in “Everything is Fine”

    • Peter Dayton

    • Marianna Peragallo

    • Eric Diehl

    • 54 | Bobby Anspach Studios Foundation

    • ACE LEHNER (ace-lehner.com)’s The Barbershop: The Art of Queer Failure


    EP 69: How to Take a Break Without Feeling Guilty Aug 05, 2024
    Show notes

    Raise your hand if you feel guilty taking time off. 🙋‍♀️

    You are not alone, I promise you. This is a challenge I struggle with as well, so if you've said you struggle to maintain a life-work balance this podcast is for you.

    Today, I'm here to walk you through what causes guilt around taking vacations and some of the mindshifts involved in giving yourself the space to take a break—what that meant for me, and what it might mean for you.


    EP 68: Behind the Scenes of Zero Art Fair with Artists Jennifer Dalton and William Powhida Jul 25, 2024
    Show notes

    Is there a scenario in which giving your work away for free is preferable to storing it? For more than 80 artists, the answer to this question is called the Zero Art Fair. (In other words, if the storage fees become too high, then yes, free is better than the trash.)

    The fair, which took place last weekend at Upstate Art Weekend, helped artists place more than 200 works and close to half a million dollars in art.

    Today on the Art Problems Podcast I talk to the artists behind the fair, Jennifer Dalton and William Powhida. Let's get the skinny direct from the source!

    Relevant links:

    https://www.zeroartfair.com/home

    http://www.jenniferdalton.com/

    https://williampowhida.com/


    EP 67: Meet Artist John Sproul Jul 19, 2024
    Show notes

    I'd like to introduce you to artist John Sproul. Over the last three years, his career has completely transformed.

    John is a Netvvrk member, and like so many of us, he's putting the work in.

    But is he doing anything different than you?

    In this episode of Art Problems, John talks about his path; exactly what he did, how he did it, and how Netvvrk helped.

    Every artist path to success will be different, but I love this conversation with John because he shows just how much is possible when you dive into the work!


    Relevant links:

    John Sproul

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