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Casting the Inner Critic
Rachel Moodie
13 episodes
3 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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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.
Show more...
Visual Arts
Arts
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Nicole Law tells her inner critic - Marge, to take a back seat
Casting the Inner Critic
35 minutes 45 seconds
3 years ago
Nicole Law tells her inner critic - Marge, to take a back seat

Artist Nicole Law tells us about her inner critic - Marge, and also her inner mentors Cotton & Lux.

She mentions Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert  &  'Playing Big' by Tara Mohr

You can find Nicole on instagram https://www.instagram.com/nicolelaw.au/ and view her website http://www.nicole-law.com

Casting the Inner Critic
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.