Artists’ Updates
Art Through The Glass is a unique community project in the South Bay area of San Diego County run by local artists Julio Martha and Evette Roman, who I am…
In this episode, I’m talking to Blanca Bergman, a founder of Art Unites and Mental Wellness For Artists – the two very active and impactful community projects in San Diego,…
About Scarlet Baily Scarlett Baily is a San Diego-based Chicana visual artist specializing in murals, portraits, and illustration. Working on a large scale and often in public, Scarlet rescues the…
About Kristina Lucia Kristina Lucia is an award winning and bestselling author, creator, and artist who ignites the imaginations of children and their parents through her limited edition animals and…
Victoria Tara is a Ukrainian-born, Miami-based, clinical psychologist turned luxury real estate agent turned spiritual artist and minimalist. Her story is full of incredible transitions that sometimes seem impossible and…
One of my guests from the previous seasons, Cathy Carey, moved from being an Executive Director at the Surfing Madonna Foundation to creating programs for the local gallery. And boy,…
A very active young artist Nicole Miller has made a name for herself wherever she went! I’m talking to her about her vibrant art journey in her short few years…
Around 1948 or ‘49, I was four or five laying on my back on our lawn in South Gate, looking straight into the sky, I saw patterns filling my vision. Undulating. As I looked they moved, faster and more complicated. Looking higher, the surface of the patterns filled the space between distant blue…
Link (restricted) to original article with images I used to frame a lot. Pastels, digital, and photography seemed to require it. Plain black, silver, or gold gallery style frames. Latter, in my multimedia work, I was able to build the frame into the piece. That said, I recently decided that I needed to frame in…
In the romanticized image of an artist, one often envisions an individual immersed solely in their craft, detached from the mundanities of business and promotion. However, the reality for many emerging artists is quite different. In today’s competitive landscape, artists are not only creators but also their own managers, public relations agents, and much more….