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The Art of Making Art
Christina Lowry
25 episodes
3 weeks ago
The Art of Making Art: Sarah McDonald's Journey from Urban Landscapes to Conceptual Tree Portraits In this episode of the 'Art of Making Art' podcast, visual artist Christina Lowry chats with Sarah McDonald, a celebrated painter from Adelaide. They delve into Sarah's extensive 30-year career, exploring her transition from urban landscapes to her acclaimed close-up tree portraits. Sarah shares her insights on studio practice, the conceptual development of her works, and her environmental message. They also discuss the importance of artist residencies, the challenges and rewards of plein air painting, and the impact of community and mentorship. This episode is a rich exploration of artistic practice, resilience, and the pursuit of creative authenticity. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:08 Meet Sarah McDonald 02:32 Sarah's Artistic Journey 04:49 The Evolution of Sarah's Art 15:36 Conceptual Development and Environmental Themes 26:01 Connecting with Nature: Birds and Trees 26:41 A Memorable Hike in Alligator Gorge 27:54 Educating the Next Generation 29:01 Career Highlights and Artistic Residencies 41:15 The Importance of Artistic Practice 48:22 Final Thoughts and Advice for Artists 48:42 Exciting News and Future Prospects https://www.sarahmcdonald.com.au/
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The Art of Making Art: Sarah McDonald's Journey from Urban Landscapes to Conceptual Tree Portraits In this episode of the 'Art of Making Art' podcast, visual artist Christina Lowry chats with Sarah McDonald, a celebrated painter from Adelaide. They delve into Sarah's extensive 30-year career, exploring her transition from urban landscapes to her acclaimed close-up tree portraits. Sarah shares her insights on studio practice, the conceptual development of her works, and her environmental message. They also discuss the importance of artist residencies, the challenges and rewards of plein air painting, and the impact of community and mentorship. This episode is a rich exploration of artistic practice, resilience, and the pursuit of creative authenticity. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:08 Meet Sarah McDonald 02:32 Sarah's Artistic Journey 04:49 The Evolution of Sarah's Art 15:36 Conceptual Development and Environmental Themes 26:01 Connecting with Nature: Birds and Trees 26:41 A Memorable Hike in Alligator Gorge 27:54 Educating the Next Generation 29:01 Career Highlights and Artistic Residencies 41:15 The Importance of Artistic Practice 48:22 Final Thoughts and Advice for Artists 48:42 Exciting News and Future Prospects https://www.sarahmcdonald.com.au/
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EPISDOE FOUR: Sam Suttie
The Art of Making Art
40 minutes 50 seconds
11 months ago
EPISDOE FOUR: Sam Suttie
Sometimes you meet someone and you just click straight away. Then, life throws all these funny coincidences your way and you become convinced that there are some people you are just supposed to meet. Sam Suttie is one of those people for me. The South African born painter lives surrounded by nature on Mount Tamborine, and has recently completed 30 days of portraits, which we discuss in this episode.
The Art of Making Art
The Art of Making Art: Sarah McDonald's Journey from Urban Landscapes to Conceptual Tree Portraits In this episode of the 'Art of Making Art' podcast, visual artist Christina Lowry chats with Sarah McDonald, a celebrated painter from Adelaide. They delve into Sarah's extensive 30-year career, exploring her transition from urban landscapes to her acclaimed close-up tree portraits. Sarah shares her insights on studio practice, the conceptual development of her works, and her environmental message. They also discuss the importance of artist residencies, the challenges and rewards of plein air painting, and the impact of community and mentorship. This episode is a rich exploration of artistic practice, resilience, and the pursuit of creative authenticity. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:08 Meet Sarah McDonald 02:32 Sarah's Artistic Journey 04:49 The Evolution of Sarah's Art 15:36 Conceptual Development and Environmental Themes 26:01 Connecting with Nature: Birds and Trees 26:41 A Memorable Hike in Alligator Gorge 27:54 Educating the Next Generation 29:01 Career Highlights and Artistic Residencies 41:15 The Importance of Artistic Practice 48:22 Final Thoughts and Advice for Artists 48:42 Exciting News and Future Prospects https://www.sarahmcdonald.com.au/