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Studio Break

David Linneweh
Art Education
Mixed Media Art
Art Exhibitions
Visual Arts
Painting
Central Illinois
Landscape Painting
The Vapours So Whiten and Thicken the Air
Climate Change
Ceramics
Nature
Typical Stereo Records
Amy Reidel
Collage
Nashville
Color Theory
Sound Engine EP
Driller EP
Decals
Davy Scotch Crockett

A catalog of artist interviews with a focus on providing a platform for visual artists to share their work and provide an in-depth look into their studio practice.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes329Founded14 years ago
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Latest Episodes

May 8, 2026 This week, Greta Kresse joins the podcast to talk about her narrative based paintings, which are created from direct observation and photo manipulation. Her recent works combine figurative elements in a variety of settings with diverse co... more

May 1, 2026 This week, Shelley Heffler joins the podcast to talk about her mixed media works created from re-purposed vinyl, which is cut, woven, and assembled into a variety of sculptural forms. Shelly will be featured in an upcoming two-person exhi... more

April 23, 2026 This week Sam Kelly joins the podcast to talk about his recent small paintings that are dark, intriguing, and layered with material exploration. Sam will be featured in an upcoming two-person exhibition with Shelley Heffler entitled “D... more

April 17, 2026 This week Nick Satinover joins us once again to talk about some recent residency experiences at the College of Dupage and In Cahoots. In the episode, Nick talks about some recent print works that are layered with color and text and cre... more

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Recent Guests

Shelley Heffler
Mixed media sculpture artist
California-based artist
Episode: SHELLEY HEFFLER
Sam Kelly
Painter and educator, Chautauqua Visual Arts Assistant at Chautauqua School of Art
Studio Break Gallery / Chautauqua Institution
Episode: SAM KELLY
Nick Satinover
Printmaker
Episode: Nick Satinover 3
Brian Cirmo
Painter featured in the interview
Independent artist
Episode: BRIAN CIRMO
Jess Peterson
Mixed media artist focusing on ceramics, soft sculpture, painting and printmaking
Independent artist
Episode: JESSICA PETERSON
David Wilson
Mixed media collage artist and painter
Self
Episode: DAVID WILSON
Sarah Smelser
Printmaker largely focused on monotype.
Western Michigan University
Episode: SARAH SMELSER
Bonny Leibowitz
Dallas-based artist known for her mixed media installations and sculptures that explore the relationship between nature and industry.
bonnyleibowitz.com
Episode: BONNY LEIBOWITZ
Marie Gauthiez
Mixed media artist and installation artist
Episode: MARIE B. GAUTHIE

Host

David Linneweh
David Linneweh is the host who facilitates discussions with various visual artists, creating an environment that encourages insight and storytelling within the art community.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings
  • My new favorite art podcast

    Brilliant artists great conversations

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Seabastion t
    Australiaa year ago
  • This is my favorite art-related podcast

    I first discovered Studio Break a couple years back, when I’d returned to college for art and was spending long weekend hours in the studio drawing still lives with charcoal. It had a large backlog of episodes to fill that time, and it featured artists talking about art…what could be better when you’re having to determine how to draw a flat piece of paper in perspective?

    The best thing about this podcast is that host David Linneweh does not come to the mic with an agenda. He is not flogging a ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KenHyun
    United States4 years ago
  • Student Review

    Studio break brings the best in the reality of all the artists. Davids voice is easy to follow during the podcast and pleasant to hear all the artist take aways.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Heres to your Convince Fee
    United States4 years ago
  • Nice show!

    Love getting to go on studio visits places I would never otherwise get to go.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Toddff
    United States5 years ago
  • Helping us through quarantine

    I’ve been taking in a couple episodes a day as a necessary dose of painting talk. I really appreciate the focus on non-coastal artists. I’ve discovered some gems from the backlog like Ben Duke. Thanks for putting this out there.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    UARK Painting
    United States6 years ago

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Audience members often find inspiration for their own artistic practices through the thoughtful insights shared by guests.
Many appreciate the unpretentious nature of the discussions, highlighting organic and engaging dialogues.
The podcast is well-regarded for its focus on support for emerging and non-coastal artists, offering a refreshing perspective in the art community.
Listeners commend the insightful conversations with a broad range of artists, providing depth and variety in artistic practices.

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SAM KELLY
Q: How did you start on your path to art and what role did education play?
Kelly explains growing up in Dayton, discovering art in college through hands-on studio work, and how supportive mentors and a non-traditional approach to learning shaped his move into painting and teaching.
Nick Satinover 3
Q: How did the In Cahoots residency influence your approach to making prints and working with relief techniques?
The residency provided a slower, more material-focused environment that encouraged fully realized, editioned relief prints, shifting from COD's public-facing demands to a more introspective, production-oriented process.
Nick Satinover 3
Q: Tell us a little bit about where you're from, where you went to school, and where you're currently teaching now.
Nick describes growing up near Dayton, Ohio, his path from graphic design to printmaking, and his current role as a full professor at Middle Tennessee State University, illustrating how place and education shaped his studio practice.
JO LOCKE
Q: What fuels your creativity?
Jo emphasized the importance of collaborating with others and the influence of community dynamics.
JO LOCKE
Q: What was your experience like at Hope College?
Jo described it as valuable due to its liberal arts approach, exposing her to multiple art forms.

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What is Studio Break about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A series of conversations that center around various visual artists, offering insights into their creative processes and studio practices. Guests include a diverse range of artists engaging in different mediums, such as printmaking, mixed media, painting, and installation art. Each episode allows artists to explore their influences, experiences, and thematic inspirations while promoting their exhibitions and upcoming projects. The discussions frequently reflect an organic dialogue that encourages authenticity and artistry, making it a compelling listen for anyone interested in contemporary art and artistic journeys. Additionally, the host actively supports emerging artists through competitions and showcases, which adds a layer of community ... more

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Recent guests on Studio Break include:

1. Shelley Heffler
2. Sam Kelly
3. Nick Satinover
4. Brian Cirmo
5. Jess Peterson
6. David Wilson
7. Sarah Smelser
8. Bonny Leibowitz

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