The VVrkshop podcast for ambitious artists who want more shows, bigger grants, and better residencies.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Arts |
VVrkshop founder Paddy Johnson and artist William Powhida dive into their impressions of the 2025 Armory Art Fair in New York. In this episode, we explore how Frieze's new ownership has changed the fair's feel, from stricter security to the notable a... more
What exactly is "art speak" and why do artists continue to use it when we all agree it’s creates a poor reading experience? In this podcast, I break down the inflated language that clutters artist statements—from "liminal" and "corporeal" to meaningl... more
In this episode, Paddy gives you the skinny on the Guggenheim Fellowship, one of the most prestigious awards for mid-career artists. The talk contains tips and strategies you won't find on their website, including knowing when to apply and how often.... more
Artist Natalia Nakazawa believes this moment of extreme uncertainty is actually "artist time"—when we need to step up as visionaries and fill the voids that traditional systems are leaving behind. This is the second interview in my series on how to f... more
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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.
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.
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!
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.
Just listened to the new Episode, and then started listening from the very beginning.
Just finished Episode 4, and now I’m definitely hooked.
Paddy, you got me!
I’m a mid- career art making junkie, no formal training, no silver spoon, quickly going broke, over-qualified to get a real job -and they can’t afford me anyway! :-) (I think those were your words!).
Thanks for wanting to make a contribution. I hope it helps, but even if it doesn’t, I think it’ll be fun!
I’m a fan!
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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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Recent guests on Art Problems include:
1. Natalia Nakazawa
2. Julie Peppito
3. Amy Kligman
4. William Powhida
5. John Massier
6. Luke Blackadar
7. Catherine Haggarty
8. Casey Curry
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