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Studio Break

David Linneweh
Mixed Media Art
Art Education
Amy Reidel
Painting
Motherhood and Art
Coral Green Studios
Ceramics In Art
Visual Arts
St. Louis Arts Community
Art and Caregiving
Color Theory In Art
Studio Practice
Ceramics
Identity
Exhibition
Contemporary Art
Professional Art Competitions
Nature
Color Stacks
Virtual Reality

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.

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Latest Episodes

October 10, 2025 This week Jason Lipow joins the podcast to talk about his interdisciplinary practice that explores a range of found media to create painting, sculpture, and installation work. Jason was selected work was selected for our 2024 Studio ... more

September 26, 2025 This week Quinn Antonio Briceño is our guest for a new podcast where we talk all about his studio practice. Quinn’s paintings include mixed media works that combine acrylic paint and image transfers and images that speak to his Ame... more

September 19, 2025 Erika b. Hess joins us once again to talk discuss her recent paintings for her solo exhibition Between Worlds that opens at Studio Break Gallery on October 4 from 5-8 PM. Erika is the host of I Like Your Work Podcast and Director o... more

September 5, 2025 This week Jo Locke joins the podcast to discuss her studio practice exploring social practice and collaborative works in a wide variety of traditional and found materials. Jo’s work will be featured in the group exhibition, Only Dus... more

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Recent Guests

Quinn Antonio Briceño
Mixed media artist exploring themes of culture and identity.
Episode: QUINN ANTONIO BRICEÑO
Cristina Marian
Romanian artist now residing in White Hill, Montana
Episode: CRISTINA MARIAN
Eric Anthony Berdis
Mixed media artist that uses found fabric and repurposes them into self-sculptures and installations.
Grizzly Grizzly
Episode: ERIC ANTHONY BERDIS
Jodi Hays
A painter incorporating collage and various materials in her work
Episode: JODI HAYS
Samantha Haring
Painter known for depicting mundane objects in a thoughtful manner
Studio Break Gallery
Episode: SAMANTHA HARING
Shona Macdonald
Visual artist and lecturer at the University of Massachusetts.
University of Massachusetts
Episode: CURTIS ANTHONY BOZIF & SHONA MACDONALD
Curtis Anthony Bozif
Visual artist and art critic based in Chicago.
Episode: CURTIS ANTHONY BOZIF & SHONA MACDONALD
Ryan Palczak
Artist and photographer, winner of a professional competition in 2023
Southeast Missouri State University
Episode: RYAN PALUCZAK
Jan Brandt
Visual artist and owner of Jan Brandt Gallery, known for her mixed-media installations and fiber arts.
Jan Brandt Gallery
Episode: JAN BRANDT 2

Host

David Linneweh
Host of Studio Break, David Linneweh engages in conversations with artists, exploring their practices, influences, and upcoming projects, emphasizing authenticity and a lack of pretense in discussions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 57 ratings
  • My new favorite art podcast

    Brilliant artists great conversations

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Seabastion t
    Australia7 months 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 States4 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

Listeners Say

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Many listeners find great value in the host's ability to facilitate meaningful discussions without a hidden agenda.
Listeners commend the show's focus on community engagement and showcasing non-coastal artists, highlighting a refreshing approach to art criticism.
The casual yet informative tone of the show makes it a favorite among students and emerging artists seeking inspiration.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and unpretentious conversations that provide insights into the artistic process.
The podcast is praised for its diversity in featuring a wide range of artists and artistic styles, promoting new perspectives.

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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.
CRISTINA MARIAN
Q: What was it like then, when you went to university to kind of be exposed to other things?
She shares her experience moving from high school to university, emphasizing her discovery of different artistic techniques and her exposure to art on a larger scale.
CRISTINA MARIAN
Q: So tell us a little about where you grew up.
Cristina describes growing up in a small village in Romania near the Făgărăș Mountains, surrounded by nature and a large family.
ERIC ANTHONY BERDIS
Q: How do you incorporate your experiences as an educator into your work?
As a preschool and kindergarten teacher, my experiences inform the color, playfulness, and approachability of my art.

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The content focuses on interviews with visual artists, showcasing their creative processes, studio practices, and personal stories. Each episode provides listeners with unique insights into the diverse world of art, exploring themes ranging from community engagement and individual artistic journeys to specific techniques and artistic experiments. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its inclusion of a wide range of artists, from emerging talents to established figures, and its commitment to celebrating various forms of artistic expression without bias towards any specific style. Furthermore, the host fosters a casual yet enlightening conversational atmosphere, making it appealing to both art enthusiasts and practitioners alike.

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Recent guests on Studio Break include:

1. Quinn Antonio Briceño
2. Cristina Marian
3. Eric Anthony Berdis
4. Jodi Hays
5. Samantha Haring
6. Shona Macdonald
7. Curtis Anthony Bozif
8. Ryan Palczak

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