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Artwork for Art Problems

Art Problems

Paddy Johnson
Art World
Netvvrk
Emerging Artists
Artist Promotion
New York
Artificial Intelligence
Gallery Representation
Sales In Art
Commercial Art
Technical Mastery
Market Positioning
Netvirg
Art Sales
Accountants
Creative Industries
Art Fairs
Economics Of the Art World
How To Work a Room
Gallery Openings
Galleries

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

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Artwork for Art Problems

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This week I'm extending a conversation I started in my revived Hyperallergic column: do you need a proper studio space to get studio visits? The answer is no—if you handle it properly.

But the real question isn't about your space. It's how to networ... more

This week on the Art Problems podcast interview series "Inside Netvvrk", I'm wrapping up the series with Chris Moss, a painter and the artist advisor who leads all of Netvvrk's studio critiques.

Chris has been with Netvvrk for years. He shares what ... more

This week on the Art Problems podcast interview series "Inside Netvvrk", I'm talking with Brent Showalter, a multidisciplinary artist whose brilliantly colored paintings and photographs transform layered compositions of color and shape into vibrating... more

This week on the Art Problems podcast interview series “Inside Netvvrk”, I'm talking with Ann Marie Auricchio, an abstract painter who creates work at the intersection of psychological and physical experiences.

Ann Marie shares what it's like to res... more

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Recent Guests

Chris Moss
A painter and artist advisor leading the Netvvrk Studio Critiques
Netvvrk
Episode: EP 100: Inside Netvvrk with Painter Chris Moss
Brent Showalter
Multidisciplinary artist known for his brilliantly colored paintings and photographs
Episode: EP 99: Inside Netvvrk with Multidisciplinary Artist Brent Showalter
Ann Marie Auricchio
Abstract painter who revitalized her art career after 25 years in another profession
Netvvrk
Episode: EP 98: Inside Netvvrk with Abstract Painter Ann Marie Auricchio
Laurie Frick
Data artist who creates art from self-tracking data and is a founding member of Netvvrk.
Netvvrk
Episode: EP 97: Inside Netvvrk with Data Artist Laurie Frick
Eric Shiner
Executive Director of Powerhouse Arts
Powerhouse Arts
Episode: EP 95: A New Source of Opportunities: An interview with Eric Shiner of Powerhouse Arts
Natalia Nakazawa
Artist and advocate focused on community engagement and long-term sustainability in the arts
Episode: EP 89: This Is Artist Time with Natalia Nakazawa
Julie Peppito
Artist and activist leading protests in New York City
Episode: EP 88: Bravery Earns you Hope: An Interview with Julie Peppito
Amy Kligman
Artist and founder of two community art projects in Kansas City
Special Effects, The Salon for Possible Futures
Episode: EP 86: What It Looks Like to Trust Your Instincts
William Powhida
Artist and critic
Episode: EP 85: What is Killing the New York Art Fairs, Part One

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Patti Johnson
Host and advocate for artist empowerment with a focus on navigating the complexities of the art world.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 223 ratings
  • Cancer episode and more

    While Paddy’s podcast is always informative, I want to say, having just been diagnosed with breast cancer, the cancer episode was especially timely and supportive. Best take away quote, “Mychart is now my new social media.” Recommend this podcast and episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tappercat
    United Statesa month ago
  • Residency, Residency, Residency

    Mostly what this seems to be about. The directness and honesty are good, but if residencies are not your jam it gets tiresome. A broader scope would be helpful.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Zippy25
    United Statesa year ago
  • Really great practice advice for artists

    Just listened to several episodes and learned so much about residencies, grants, the benefits of networking just within these episodes. Really appreciate what Paddy is doing with Netvvrk.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    motherinlaw
    United Statesa year ago
  • Very helpful!

    This podcast is really good! I’m impressed by the level of helpful, knowledgeable advice offered. Paddy really understands the problems so many artists face, and addresses them with clarity and confidence. Thank you Paddy!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nikitonidoy
    United States2 years ago
  • Paddy is the fixer for Art Problems

    Even after years as an artist in the NY art world and now in Austin, I thought I knew how to navigate this messy business. But Paddy has insight I didn't even know I was missing, with clear, practical advice for taking a step-by-step problem solving approach. Seriously, it's uplifting to listen to these. Not like homework or someone telling you to do the stuff you intentionally procrastinate.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lauriefrick
    United States2 years ago

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Patti Johnson's candid and relatable approach resonates well with listeners, who feel understood in their artistic challenges.
Listeners appreciate the actionable insights and practical advice provided for navigating the art world.
Many find the content invaluable for artistic growth and community engagement, fostering a loyal audience base.

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EP 95: A New Source of Opportunities: An interview with Eric Shiner of Powerhouse Arts
Q: Can artists from outside New York access the facilities?
Currently, the studio space is prioritized for New York-based artists, but there are plans to expand the residency program nationally and internationally.
EP 95: A New Source of Opportunities: An interview with Eric Shiner of Powerhouse Arts
Q: What kind of opportunities are available to artists at Powerhouse Arts?
Powerhouse Arts offers various programs, including an Artist Subsidy program that provides financial assistance for fabrication services, community studios for monthly access, and a new Artist Residency program that allows artists to work closely with fabrication teams.
EP 89: This Is Artist Time with Natalia Nakazawa
Q: What gives you the most hope?
Hope comes from sustainability and being present in the moment.
EP 89: This Is Artist Time with Natalia Nakazawa
Q: What would you define as long-term thinking?
Long-term thinking for me is having a five-year time frame where you can build and evolve projects.
EP 89: This Is Artist Time with Natalia Nakazawa
Q: What can an artist do to feel agency?
Artists can cultivate agency by connecting with their community and asking for more from local officials.

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Aimed at ambitious artists, the focus centers on empowering listeners to enhance their careers through practical advice, tips on obtaining grants, and navigating the complexities of art residencies. Common topics include how to effectively apply for grants, the nuances of community engagement, and the importance of clear communication in artist statements. Additionally, discussions often highlight the merging of art with activism, showcasing the work of various artists who influence their communities. This unique blend of professional insight and real-world applications makes the content highly relevant for artists seeking to expand their influence and opportunities.

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1. Chris Moss
2. Brent Showalter
3. Ann Marie Auricchio
4. Laurie Frick
5. Eric Shiner
6. Natalia Nakazawa
7. Julie Peppito
8. Amy Kligman

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