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Art Pays Me

The Art Pays Me Podcast is a series of informal conversations between successful creatives of diverse backgrounds with Duane. Duane asks guests about the work they"re known for and how they got their start to explore the many ways possible to make a living off of art.

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All Episodes

49:15

Bria Miller

Art Pays Me ·

2020/06/21

Multidisciplinary Artist Bria Miller participates in almost every aspect of creativity. She talks about her work, what motivates her, why women and race issues are prominent in her visual art and why she won’t settle on one art medium. We also talk about the recent and very sudden appreciation for her Black Lives Matter themed work. Bria Online: Website Instagram

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49:12

Emmanuel Nwogbo

Art Pays Me ·

2020/06/14

Emmanuel Nwogbo is a Nigeria born, Visual Artist based in Montreal, Canada. We talked about how The Rona has impacted his career, what he thinks about the civil unrest we’re experiencing across the world and how a daily creative project he did to improve his technical skills led to awards and major growth in his following. We also talked about how design and art schools could do more to prepare their students for the business realities of a creative career. Emmanuel on Instagram.

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40:31

Black Family Matters

Art Pays Me ·

2020/06/08

On this special episode, my wife, Natasha Nurse-Jones and I talk about some of her experience as a Black educator and our experience with anti-Black racism.

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47:47

DeRico Symonds

Art Pays Me ·

2020/06/02

Youth and Community Advocate DeRico Symonds and I discuss police violence against Black people in North America, the significance of protest and some of the challenges that community advocates and activists face. I also ask DeRico about his background and what motivates him as a voice in the Halifax Black Community. DeRico online: Twitter Instagram Facebook Website ACCE

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58:40

Matt Dowling

Art Pays Me ·

2020/05/24

Matt Dowling, Founder of Freelancer Club shares his creative journey, how he’s grown a business that advocates for creative freelancers and how a negative experience with a photography client motivated him to start this business. We talk about the business model of Freelancer Club, why it's different from other freelance marketplaces, where business and creativity come together and what the education system can do to support the creative industry. We also talked about how creative freelancers are

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44:53

Jordan Baraniecki

Art Pays Me ·

2020/05/17

Multi-media Artist, Jordan Baraniecki talks about how the pandemic has effected his practice, why it’s similar to the artist residency he did in Poland and why his newest project is his most dangerous. He also talks about his, time at NSCAD University, his acceptance into Emily Carr University and why he’s more excited than nervous about the challenges the Corona Virus has created for him and his cohort. Jordan Online Website Instagram

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38:09

Romana

Art Pays Me ·

2020/05/10

I interviewed multihyphenate artist Romana about her new music and the diverse creative interests she’s simultaneously pursuing. She opens up about how the COVD-19 pandemic has effected her practice what it’s like pursuing a creative career as the daughter of South Asian immigrants and why she left a successful corporate job to be a full-time artist. We also talk about why age ain’t nothin but a number for this Aaliyah fan. Romana on Instagram

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13:28

Big Wins

Art Pays Me ·

2020/05/04

On this episode I share my thoughts on the first four episodes of basketball documentary, The Last Dance. I talk about my relationship with basketball, why I think Michael Jordan was successful and why this documentary has me contemplating a question that I think all creative entrepreneurs should ask themselves.

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58:29

Tabitha Co

Art Pays Me ·

2020/04/26

This week I have Leather Designer and Maker Tabitha from Tabitha + Co. I asked her what it means to produce mindfully made products and what implications that has on society – particularly during a pandemic. We talked about the importance of craft, why she decided to start a business in her 40s after being a mom and having a career, how having a mentor helped her to take that step and how important an online storefront is in these trying times. Tabitha’s work was recently seen in British Vogue and

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01:13:55

Luke James

Art Pays Me ·

2020/04/19

Album Reviewer, and Twitch Streamer Luke James and I talked about coping with life and creativity during COVID-19. Luke breaks down his process for reviewing music, why he interacts with people in the comments, pushing through fear of failure and balancing creative output with self-care, family time and mental health. We also got into Luke’s experience as a rapper, his early days as an online content creator, and had some deep discussions on cancel culture, family life and why he’s decided to spread

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21:54

Kyle Carpenter

Art Pays Me ·

2020/04/12

On this week’s episode, I spoke with Writer, Editor and Podcaster Kyle Carpenter. We talk about his popular website and podcast Clients From Hell. Kyle shares why he left academia for a new path, his standup comedy hobby and our opinions on what makes someone an artist. Kyle Online: Kcarcfh LinkedIn Clients From Hell Website

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17:06

One Year Deep

Art Pays Me ·

2020/04/05

On this week's episode I hit 50 episodes and one year of doing this podcast! It’s been a fun journey and I’ve learned a lot from the guests so far. Thank you for all for listening, commenting on social media and for leaving kind ratings and reviews. It means a lot to me. On this episode, I talk about why I’ll be doing more solo episodes in the future, adjustments I’m making to my Instagram strategy, insight into some products I’m dropping and how I’m climbing out of my Corona funk thanks to some

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08:15

Survival

Art Pays Me ·

2020/03/29

On this short solo episode, I share my thoughts on the creative industry and where my creative energy is focused during the COVID-19 epidemic.

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52:49

Paul Chin

Art Pays Me ·

2020/03/22

Music Producer and DJ, Paul Chin talks about how a 5 year hiatus from the music industry after dealing with some personal setbacks inspired him to make his latest album, Full Spectrum. He also shares how playing instruments can be an advantage for a producer in the digital era and why he’s not interested in assigning a genre to his music. Paul's Latest Album, Full Spectrum Apple Music Spotify More About Paul Ohyeahpaulchin.com Twitter Instagram

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35:43

Josie Matthiesen

Art Pays Me ·

2020/03/15

Josie Matthiesen is the Jeweller and Metalsmith behind Salt + Summit. A nomad at heart, Josie talks about how living on the road with her now husband helped her find the clarity to start her business, how she felt more empowered after having her second child and how creating makes her feel more connected to others. Josie Online Website Instagram

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37:07

Andrew Da Silva

Art Pays Me ·

2020/03/09

Andrew Da Silva is a Montreal based Contemporary Artist. We talked about how hip hop and Montreal influence his work, the importance of consistency when developing your style and what he thinks about artists seeking validation on social media. Andrew online: Instagram

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41:24

Melissa Townsend

Art Pays Me ·

2020/03/01

Artist, Melissa Townsend joins me to chat about doing commissioned work, her affection for art lovers and why having a connection to the subjects she paints is important. I’m fascinated by Melissa’s high rate of production so I asked her how she’s able to produce high quality work so consistently. We also talk about pricing, art school, how gallery representation can help market you to collectors and what it feels like when someone copies your work. Melissa online: Website Instragram

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32:26

Deedee Morris

Art Pays Me ·

2020/02/23

Deedee Morris is a fantastic photographer. I was introduced to her work when she asked me to participate in a portrait series called Shifting Polarities. The series consists of portraits that explore the fluid spaces of gender and our connection with the non-human world (both organic and synthetic) from a range of masculine-identifying perspectives. We discuss Deedee’s creative path and why gender and nature are common themes in her work. Shifting Polarities is currently on display at ViewPoint

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01:01:56

Maurice Cherry

Art Pays Me ·

2020/02/16

Maurice Cherry is an accomplished creative strategist who received the AIGA’s Steven Heller Price for Cultural Commentary in 2018 and in the same year was listed as one of The Root’s 100 most influential African Americans. We talked about Maurice’s mission to increase the profile of Black people in the creative industry through his podcast, Revision Path, his thoughts on diversity in the creative industry and how he went from the captain of the math team in high school to pursuing a career in

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01:09:04

A. Harmony

Art Pays Me ·

2020/02/09

A. Harmony is a Writer and Emcee whose work and commentary can be found on CBC, Exclaim!, Bustle and more. She talks about the impact a formal music education had on her and how having experience as a recording artist and music writer gives her additional credibility as a journalist in the hip hop space. We both shared our thoughts on female representation in hip hop, whether or not your loved ones need to be fans of your work and why Tyler Perry might need some help. We also talked about the

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