We are brainstorming the future of the art world. On Art Is… Isotta Page encourages other emerging artists, students and early-career creatives to collectively visualize the future of the art world and the creative industries.
Season 1 is a narrative miniseries—7 short monologues designed to spark your interest and introduce you to creative knowledge tools, emerging tech, innovative business models, and alternative mindsets impacting artists today.
Season 2 revisits each theme from Season 1 through conversations with creative thought leaders, emerging artists, and change-makers in the tech industry, design world and startup space.
Season 3 follows the theme 'artists leveraging tech' and dives into new ideas around digital strategy and leadership for artists and creatives. We also return to topics from past seasons including: learning from beyond the traditional art world (especially startup and design spaces), exploring alternative business models and investigating the opportunities presented by emerging tech (NFT's, Metaverse, Web 3 and more! ).
Season 4 presents in depth conversations with artists, art businesses and creative professionals on how they are building successful businesses. We are shedding light on the art, tech and business divide and combatting the isolation and scarcity mindset we artists feel by discussing the lessons learned by both novice and seasoned professionals.
Season 5 is a collaboration with creative career coach Lauryn Hill from Curated Splash. Join Lauryn and Isotta as they delve into a captivating series of discussions tailored for emerging artists and creatives. From breaking through creative barriers to conquering self-imposed limitations, and exploring the impact of emerging technology on emerging art businesses. Recorded live at the renowned TASCHEN store in the heart of Beverly Hills, California, this season promises to pose interesting questions and topics to provoke thought and ignite curiosity.
Art Is... seeks to destigmatize storytelling, break down barriers between creative disciplines, and embolden artists to broaden their perspectives by learning from other industries. On the podcast, we push back against traditional art world norms to gain agency over our art careers and work to build a creative community that will change the landscape of contemporary art and beyond.
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We are brainstorming the future of the art world. On Art Is… Isotta Page encourages other emerging artists, students and early-career creatives to collectively visualize the future of the art world and the creative industries.
Season 1 is a narrative miniseries—7 short monologues designed to spark your interest and introduce you to creative knowledge tools, emerging tech, innovative business models, and alternative mindsets impacting artists today.
Season 2 revisits each theme from Season 1 through conversations with creative thought leaders, emerging artists, and change-makers in the tech industry, design world and startup space.
Season 3 follows the theme 'artists leveraging tech' and dives into new ideas around digital strategy and leadership for artists and creatives. We also return to topics from past seasons including: learning from beyond the traditional art world (especially startup and design spaces), exploring alternative business models and investigating the opportunities presented by emerging tech (NFT's, Metaverse, Web 3 and more! ).
Season 4 presents in depth conversations with artists, art businesses and creative professionals on how they are building successful businesses. We are shedding light on the art, tech and business divide and combatting the isolation and scarcity mindset we artists feel by discussing the lessons learned by both novice and seasoned professionals.
Season 5 is a collaboration with creative career coach Lauryn Hill from Curated Splash. Join Lauryn and Isotta as they delve into a captivating series of discussions tailored for emerging artists and creatives. From breaking through creative barriers to conquering self-imposed limitations, and exploring the impact of emerging technology on emerging art businesses. Recorded live at the renowned TASCHEN store in the heart of Beverly Hills, California, this season promises to pose interesting questions and topics to provoke thought and ignite curiosity.
Art Is... seeks to destigmatize storytelling, break down barriers between creative disciplines, and embolden artists to broaden their perspectives by learning from other industries. On the podcast, we push back against traditional art world norms to gain agency over our art careers and work to build a creative community that will change the landscape of contemporary art and beyond.
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Intentional Approaches to Your Art Practice (VIDEO)
Art Is... a podcast for artists
38 minutes
1 year ago
Intentional Approaches to Your Art Practice (VIDEO)
Welcome to Season 6, Episode 4 of Art Is… a podcast for artists
Episode Overview:
In this episode, Lauryn and Isotta share their creative dreams and discuss their art practices, focusing on overcoming internal blocks. They also highlight the work of sculptor Edoardo Tresoldi and discuss the role of art at Coachella.
Topics Covered:
1. Studio Processes and Inspirations:
- Lauryn talks about giving herself permission to enjoy beauty and the creative process behind her detailed cake paintings, inspired by childhood cake decorating and Lana Del Rey.
- Isotta discusses her marble carving practice, emphasizing mark-making and intentionality, likening it to drawing in 3D.
- Lauryn explains her color choices and her "Virgo process" of using Procreate, photography, and transfer paper to configure her canvases, akin to color-by-numbers.
2. Manifesting and Emotional Balance:
- Lauryn and Isotta explore the concept of manifesting, discussing how happy and sad emotions can be two sides of the same coin.
- Lauryn shares her experiences of showing up authentically, which has led to new clients.
- They delve into the idea of manifesting work, focusing on appreciation, awe, and gratitude rather than on what one doesn’t want.
- Lauryn talks about using frustration to gain clarity and introduces manifesting as a vibration, understanding desires on an intuitive level.
- She emphasizes allowing the universe to bring unexpected, wonderful surprises and the importance of feeling gratitude and beauty in moments of goal setting.
Key Takeaways
- Embrace and enjoy the beauty in your creative process.
- Understand and navigate your studio practice with intentionality and openness to course corrections.
- Apply the principles of manifesting to attract positivity and clarity in both professional and personal spheres.
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Tune in for an inspiring conversation that celebrates the creative journey. Stay updated with future episodes by subscribing to Art Is… on your favorite podcast platform, and follow us on social media for more behind-the-scenes content and updates.
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Art Is... a podcast for artists
We are brainstorming the future of the art world. On Art Is… Isotta Page encourages other emerging artists, students and early-career creatives to collectively visualize the future of the art world and the creative industries.
Season 1 is a narrative miniseries—7 short monologues designed to spark your interest and introduce you to creative knowledge tools, emerging tech, innovative business models, and alternative mindsets impacting artists today.
Season 2 revisits each theme from Season 1 through conversations with creative thought leaders, emerging artists, and change-makers in the tech industry, design world and startup space.
Season 3 follows the theme 'artists leveraging tech' and dives into new ideas around digital strategy and leadership for artists and creatives. We also return to topics from past seasons including: learning from beyond the traditional art world (especially startup and design spaces), exploring alternative business models and investigating the opportunities presented by emerging tech (NFT's, Metaverse, Web 3 and more! ).
Season 4 presents in depth conversations with artists, art businesses and creative professionals on how they are building successful businesses. We are shedding light on the art, tech and business divide and combatting the isolation and scarcity mindset we artists feel by discussing the lessons learned by both novice and seasoned professionals.
Season 5 is a collaboration with creative career coach Lauryn Hill from Curated Splash. Join Lauryn and Isotta as they delve into a captivating series of discussions tailored for emerging artists and creatives. From breaking through creative barriers to conquering self-imposed limitations, and exploring the impact of emerging technology on emerging art businesses. Recorded live at the renowned TASCHEN store in the heart of Beverly Hills, California, this season promises to pose interesting questions and topics to provoke thought and ignite curiosity.
Art Is... seeks to destigmatize storytelling, break down barriers between creative disciplines, and embolden artists to broaden their perspectives by learning from other industries. On the podcast, we push back against traditional art world norms to gain agency over our art careers and work to build a creative community that will change the landscape of contemporary art and beyond.
Rate, Review & Subscribe!
Follow us on Instagram, @artispodcast
Donate: https://app.redcircle.com/shows/375bbc0d-c052-4330-b73b-aad1ba5ed2d9/sponsor
