It’s every artist’s dream to be able to do what you want to do. International superstar artists, like today’s guest, Harmonia Rosales, are out here living their creative dreams and its inspirational to all the rest of us. Not only has Harmonia been creating her amazing Renaissance inspired paintings, she has recently finished her first sculpture commission with Unbound at the King’s Chapel in Boston. As if that wasn’t amazing enough she has written Chronicles of Ori: An African Epic, a personal retelling of African myths passed down to her from her grandmother. Harmonia talks about all her latest works and we get into other topics like: what is it like in the studio with Harmonia, the good and bad parts about her success and the power of the stories in her high anticipated book. Listen, subscribe and share!
Episode 208 topics include:
maturing as an artist vs evolving as an artist
creating Unbound sculpture for King’s Chapel
lesson learned at the foundry
talking to/ talking with your art
Harmonia’s perfect studio day
artists need encouragement
creating her new book Chronicles of Ori
using mythology and history to connect to your roots
the gift and curse of success as an artist
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It’s every artist’s dream to be able to do what you want to do. International superstar artists, like today’s guest, Harmonia Rosales, are out here living their creative dreams and its inspirational to all the rest of us. Not only has Harmonia been creating her amazing Renaissance inspired paintings, she has recently finished her first sculpture commission with Unbound at the King’s Chapel in Boston. As if that wasn’t amazing enough she has written Chronicles of Ori: An African Epic, a personal retelling of African myths passed down to her from her grandmother. Harmonia talks about all her latest works and we get into other topics like: what is it like in the studio with Harmonia, the good and bad parts about her success and the power of the stories in her high anticipated book. Listen, subscribe and share!
Episode 208 topics include:
maturing as an artist vs evolving as an artist
creating Unbound sculpture for King’s Chapel
lesson learned at the foundry
talking to/ talking with your art
Harmonia’s perfect studio day
artists need encouragement
creating her new book Chronicles of Ori
using mythology and history to connect to your roots
the gift and curse of success as an artist
Bad Business at Mint w/ artist Jasmine Nicole Williams
Studio Noize: Black Art Podcast
1 hour 3 minutes 31 seconds
1 year ago
Bad Business at Mint w/ artist Jasmine Nicole Williams
Mint Gallery in Atlanta has closed its doors, suddenly and sloppily. How could this happen to such a well known, well used space? Studio Noize has recorded episodes there. Your boy JBarber had his thesis show there. There was a history and reputation to the gallery. Today we bring back Jasmine Nicole Williams, aka Jiggy Jas, back for an emergency episode of Studio Noize. We unload our thoughts on the closing of Mint and how poorly it was all handled. We discuss the precarious nature of being an artist and how devastating it can be to have your life and livelihood threatened by bad business. We talk about the changing landscape of arts funding, the need for community and the courage it takes to advocate for yourself and your fellow artists. Listen, subscribe, and share!
Episode 191 topics include:
the chaos of Mint Gallery closing
non-profit arts funding
how poor leadership effects working artists
being transparent
the dream of having a studio
what creates culture
what comes from the chaos
Studio Noize: Black Art Podcast
It’s every artist’s dream to be able to do what you want to do. International superstar artists, like today’s guest, Harmonia Rosales, are out here living their creative dreams and its inspirational to all the rest of us. Not only has Harmonia been creating her amazing Renaissance inspired paintings, she has recently finished her first sculpture commission with Unbound at the King’s Chapel in Boston. As if that wasn’t amazing enough she has written Chronicles of Ori: An African Epic, a personal retelling of African myths passed down to her from her grandmother. Harmonia talks about all her latest works and we get into other topics like: what is it like in the studio with Harmonia, the good and bad parts about her success and the power of the stories in her high anticipated book. Listen, subscribe and share!
Episode 208 topics include:
maturing as an artist vs evolving as an artist
creating Unbound sculpture for King’s Chapel
lesson learned at the foundry
talking to/ talking with your art
Harmonia’s perfect studio day
artists need encouragement
creating her new book Chronicles of Ori
using mythology and history to connect to your roots
the gift and curse of success as an artist