Art is often the practice of seeing what isn’t there, backwards and in layers. My guest is Tony Scott, a FAA Artist in Residence working on watercolour painting. Tony discusses the challenge of watercolours, gestural painting, and how you need to move through the “ugly phase” of painting layers. Podcast: Play in new window |
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Just because something is traditional, doesn’t mean it can’t do something entirely new. My guest is Jessie Kehew, who spent her time in residence working with a miniature loom and a spinning wheel, working on a project that combined traditional methods with randomness. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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Art is often the task of removing everything that isn’t supposed to be there, and then reveling in the rest. My guest is Andrew Robinson, who joined me on a windy day to talk about his process of moving from digital to analog when creating his images — in this case, a project focusing on
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