Ingrid Bowen on how not to decorate a vase with a sickly sweet, Umbridgesque inner critic.

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Casting the Inner Critic

Rachel Moodie

13 episodes

5 days ago

A series of interviews with artists about their inner critics. Who are these critics? Where did they come from? And how do artists overcome them and continue to create work in spite of them? In these conversations we very literally cast the inner critic and throw a spotlight on the ensemble within.

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Ingrid Bowen on how not to decorate a vase with a sickly sweet, Umbridgesque inner critic.

Casting the Inner Critic

33 minutes 28 seconds

3 years ago

Ingrid Bowen on how not to decorate a vase with a sickly sweet, Umbridgesque inner critic.

Sydney based watercolour artist Ingrid Bowen, talks to us about her Umbridgesque (of Harry Potter) inner critic. This sickly sweet but oh-so-sour negative voice is offset by her own caring, older and wiser self. When Ingrid needs to fill her cup she creates space for self care and seeks creative community.

Links ~

On Being ~ Podcast with Mike Rose
www.ingridbowen.com.au
@ingridbowenart