
The Netvvrk podcast for ambitious artists who want more shows, bigger grants, and better residencies.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Andrew Russeth knows art. As Editor-in-Chief at Artnet News and a critic for nearly two decades, he sees more art than almost anyone in the art world. In this episode, he and Paddy Johnson dig into what keeps a career going over the long haul and why... more
What makes an art fair successful? Sales. Crowds. Fairs that give people a reason to come back. This fall, artist William Powhida, Netvvrk Director of Operations Penny Retica, and I walked New York's fair week to see which ones do that job. We went t... more
Mike Ryczek flew to New Orleans to see his work hanging in the kind of gallery he'd always aspired to. Dinner with the other artists went fine. Then came the gallery crawl the next day, and he froze: four galleries deep without talking to anyone, thi... more
Have you ever struggled to figure out exactly where your art fits? Or maybe you’ve tried to write an artist statement only to find it one of the hardest tasks you’ve ever had to do. Today’s guest, Jennifer Sharpe, a multimedia artist and experimental... more
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This is a really great series, focused on all the nerdy nuts and bolts of trying to have a career as an artist. But from a host who has a sense of humor and deep industry knowledge.
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.
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!
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A practical, career-focused show for visual artists navigating mid-career challenges, residencies, grants, exhibitions, and sustainable practice. Conversations emphasize actionable steps—networking, grant strategies, portfolio development, and community-building through a supportive network. Notable throughlines include the power of structured programs, regional opportunities outside major centers, and a repetitive emphasis on clear storytelling, goal setting, and accountability to move projects forward. A distinctive strength is the host's no-nonsense, empathetic approach that blends real-world tactics with mindset work, making it useful for artists seeking tangible progress rather than abstract inspiration.
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Recent guests on Art Problems include:
1. Andrew Russeth
2. William Powhida
3. Penny Retica
4. Mike Ryczek
5. Jennifer Sharpe
6. Gin Stone
7. Peter Walsh
8. Mark Witzling
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