This dispatch is a collection of notes and half-formed thoughts from the past half-year or so, up to about May. A lot more to say, so a follow-up will arrive relatively quickly (for me) next month.In March, a group of us were in Barcelona for the second in-person workshop of the Baltic Analog Lab film school. It was at Crater Lab, a small independent film studio with traditional photochemical film equipment in the L'Hospitalet area, where we were being taught how to work with a contact printer by

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Explore the life and work of David Hockney, one of the most influential British artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. Born in Yorkshire in 1937, Hockney's rebellious spirit and prodigious talent were evident from his early days at the Royal College of Art. His move to Los Angeles in 1964 marked a pivotal moment, as he swapped the grey skies of England for the bright, constant sunlight of California. This new environment inspired his most iconic motifs, including pristine swimming pools, modernist

Hamilton talks with Ava, Tio and Bannessa, students in the College of Arts and Architecture who are members of the Mending Walls at Penn State student club. These students recently traveled to Richmond together to see the original Mending Walls murals, meet some of the artists that painted them, and find further inspiration for their Mending Walls experience on campus. Resources for this episode: Mending Walls Penn State -- find pictures of the murals the students created h...

True North Country Comics Podcast presents Made in Canada - Creator Resources with Keenan Poloncsak, owner of The Bookbinder of the Faubourgs.The post Keenan Poloncsak reveals book binding secrets appeared first on True North Country Comics.

In this special and final episode of Issues for a bit, I share my #1 with the audience. For more information on mine, check out the post on Substack I mention in this episode. If you’d like to let me know your favorite single issues, send me a message on Substack, Instagram, or Threads. As always, don’t forget to like, review, and share. It helps out a lot. Thanks! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit

This week, we're talking with the educational & community outreach director of The Alliance For The Arts about the Night Market, some great free family-friendly art classes, and the impact on the Art and Music culture of SWFL.Thank you for listening to Behind The Brush EP # 13 with Cat Flo.

What does the life of a bizarre fifth-century monk have to offer our lives in the modern world today? This episode of the Makers and Mystics podcast explores the life and influence of Simeon Stylites, a Syrian Christian ascetic known for his extreme devotion and outlandish lifestyle of standing atop a pillar for 37 years. Stephen Roach highlights Simeon's early life, his ascetic practices, and the profound impact he had on society during his time. The discussion reveals how Simeo...

I am an exotic creatureprecious, rare and endangeredYet todayMy paws remember the groundthe Earth rises to meet my pathMy whiskers sense the unseenthe unseen remembers my scentMy keen ears listen to the windthe wind whispers her stories through meMy shiny pelt grown dullwith too much to feelreminds me how to glisten my sheenMy eyes look towards the starsthe stars look back, daring me!The blood in the soft animal of my bodystirs with ancient stardust codes long dormantMy lips are cracked with

Welcome to the Photography Breakthrough Podcast. Where you don't just learn how to get more clients. You learn how to create photo experiences that change lives, including your own. I'm photographer Matthew Jordan Smith, and today I want to talk about something that used to keep me up at night. Why do some photographers get booked effortlessly? While many are doing everything they can and just barely scraping by, if that question hits home, if you've ever looked at someone's feed and

This week, we have a very special show. We are joined once again by writer Ryan North (Fantastic Four / Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton) as we give him The Quick Quiz- a series of 24 questions designed to get inside his brain and pull stuff out like we're cleaning roots out of a septic system.IDB is an all-new weekly podcast presented by Ashcan Press and featuring Matthew Rosenberg, Ethan S. Parker, and sometimes Griffin Sheridan, and wonderful guests from the world of comic books! The Quick Quiz is

Too often, we allow the labels we assign to people to blind us. We see them as Hindus, Brahmins, Jews, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, brown, white, yellow, black, and even orange. It is time to treat people as people, not as labels. The labels blind us. Tramping in India is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Tramping in India at www.rajivchopra.in/subscribe

As a young adult, Edvard Munch studied art. He was influenced early on by the Impressionists, but he really came into his own when he began using painting as a way of expressing his inner struggles. He is best known today for his expressionistic works like The Scream. Interestingly The Scream is not about a person screaming. The tormented figure in the painting is actually suffering an anxiety attack and overwhelmed by the din or the noise of the world around him. The specific look of the figure may

In this episode, I discuss the August photograph of the month, my departure for Sweden, as well as my thoughts on the camera rumour mill problem and how it affects photographers and the quality of the work they produce. August Photograph of the Month Support the show Wild Nature Photo Travel Photography Workshops and Expeditions around the World www.wildnaturephototravel.com Support the Show and fellow Nature Photographer: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/JoshuaHolko/membership Find us on Socia...

Many artists feel their work is too dark, too ugly or challenging to sell. As someone who has sold paintings of infamous murderers, photographs of a drag queen dressed up as Van Gogh, missing ear and all, a portrait of a man mid ugly cry, a drawing made from fake tan and a sculpture of a dying lamp post with a flickering light, Ceri politely calls bulls**t on that belief. KEY TAKEAWAYS Artists are often the worst judges of their own saleability. If you've softened, reshaped or avoided making

True North Country Comics Podcast chats with Veronica Post as she reveals details about the 2025 Dartmouth Comic Arts Festival. The post Veronica Post offers sneak peek at DCAF 2025 appeared first on True North Country Comics.

302 - This episode dives into the sneaky little phrase we all use—“life happens”—and why it may be holding you back more than helping you cope. Heather shares a coaching conversation that will change how you handle disruptions, delays, and the real-life rollercoaster of being a business owner.What to Listen For:The surprising mindset shift that keeps you from spiraling when things go wrongThe hidden cost of saying “I’m just being realistic”What it means to truly own your choices as a business

This is the third, and final episode based on the talks of Rajneesh. In this brief talk, I expand on Baba Bulleh Shah's sentence - understand yourself, my beloved. If you understand yourself, you may improve your creativity. Get full access to Tramping in India at www.rajivchopra.in/subscribe

Georgia O’Keeffe is often called the “Mother of American Modernism” — and for good reason. Nearly 40 years after her passing, her art continues to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide. In this episode of #5MinutesWithArt, Anita explores how O’Keeffe’s oversized, vivid flower paintings redefined simplicity and scale, turning ordinary blossoms into powerful expressions of form and emotion. You can also read more about Georgia O’Keeffe’s Flowers: The Beauty of Simplicity and Scale by ...

In the debut episode of The Art Colony, Gaston sets the stage for a journey through Provincetown’s rich and colorful art legacy. As the oldest continuous art colony in the United States, Provincetown has drawn generations of artists, writers, performers, and visionaries seeking inspiration and reinvention at the tip of Cape Cod.Gaston shares a sweeping overview of the town’s transformation—from a whaling port to a cultural epicenter—and introduces key moments that defined its creative