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Art Alchemy : Authentic Conversations on Art and Cultivating a Creative Mind
Ruth Egon and Debbie Chatfield
24 episodes
3 days ago
Welcome to Art Alchemy, authentic conversations on art and cultivating a creative mind. We, Ruth Egon and Debbie Chatfield, are both UK based nature inspired contemporary artists. Why is it that one piece of art is loved by one person but another simply doesn't understand it. We connect to art in a similar way to how we connect to people, some we understand, others not so much. Art is an expression of who we are so maybe that is why? Examples of topics include... 'Is Talent a Myth?', 'Why use a Sketchbook?', 'Carving Out Time', 'The Artistic Process' and 'Is Art Good for Your Health?'
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Welcome to Art Alchemy, authentic conversations on art and cultivating a creative mind. We, Ruth Egon and Debbie Chatfield, are both UK based nature inspired contemporary artists. Why is it that one piece of art is loved by one person but another simply doesn't understand it. We connect to art in a similar way to how we connect to people, some we understand, others not so much. Art is an expression of who we are so maybe that is why? Examples of topics include... 'Is Talent a Myth?', 'Why use a Sketchbook?', 'Carving Out Time', 'The Artistic Process' and 'Is Art Good for Your Health?'
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Do you need an Art Education to be an Artist? (016)
Art Alchemy : Authentic Conversations on Art and Cultivating a Creative Mind
55 minutes 21 seconds
10 months ago
Do you need an Art Education to be an Artist? (016)

This week we explore the significance of art education, the integration of creativity in STEM and STEAM, and our personal experiences in the art and education systems. We discuss how creativity is essential in various fields, the importance of critique and feedback in art education, and the processes involved in creative work. We also reflect on our own quite different educational journeys and the impact of different teaching methods on our artistic development. Through this we can help you to discover what the right path is for you... Do you need an Artist Education to be an Artist? Everyone is different, we tell you what we think, let us know in the comments below your own thoughts on this... Takeaways • Art education is often undervalued compared to traditional subjects. • Creativity should be integrated into STEM education to foster innovation. • Personal experiences in art education can shape one's creative process. • Critique in art education is essential for growth and development. • The education system often prioritizes exams over creativity. • Art can enhance understanding in scientific and technical fields. • Different teaching methods can significantly impact artistic development. • Creativity is a universal trait that everyone possesses. • The process of creating art involves both intuition and structured critique. • Art education can open doors to new perspectives and skills. 🎨 Would you like to join us in Art Hub? Art Hub is an inspiring and supportive membership for artists to make more authentic art. Ruth and I run this friendly art community.

Find out more information here…

https://debbiechatfield.co.uk/pages/art-hub-community

 

Where to Connect with Us:

🌟 Debs Chatfield Website: https://debbiechatfield.co.uk/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/debbiechatfieldartist/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DebbieChatfieldArtist

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/debbiechatfieldartist

 

🌟 Ruth Egon Website: https://ruthegon.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ruth_egon_artist/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RuthEgonArt/

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/ruthegonart/

 

🎵 Original Music by Tom Egginton

Track: Best Of Jazz Instrumental

 

📖 Chapters of Our Chat:

06:02 Personal Experiences in Art Education 11:18 Creative Processes and Techniques 13:09 Critique and Feedback in Art Education 19:21 Cultural Shock and Class Differences in Art Education 21:02 Navigating University Life and Class Differences 23:49 Gender Dynamics in the Arts and Education 26:59 The Value of Art Education 27:58 The Impact of Educational Support on Children 33:34 The Importance of Arts in Education 33:50 Understanding STEM and STEAM 36:16 The Importance of Creativity in Education 38:24 The Need for Creative Thinkers in Today's World 41:19 Neurodiversity and Learning Styles 43:06 The Journey into IT and Problem Solving 45:55 Education Systems and Their Impact 48:46 Cultural Differences in Education 51:21 The Role of Arts in STEM Education 51:30 Takeaways 53:15 The Impact of Art Education on Confidence 54:07 Interdisciplinary Influence on Artistic Expression

Art Alchemy : Authentic Conversations on Art and Cultivating a Creative Mind
Welcome to Art Alchemy, authentic conversations on art and cultivating a creative mind. We, Ruth Egon and Debbie Chatfield, are both UK based nature inspired contemporary artists. Why is it that one piece of art is loved by one person but another simply doesn't understand it. We connect to art in a similar way to how we connect to people, some we understand, others not so much. Art is an expression of who we are so maybe that is why? Examples of topics include... 'Is Talent a Myth?', 'Why use a Sketchbook?', 'Carving Out Time', 'The Artistic Process' and 'Is Art Good for Your Health?'