Sabine Tress's guest appearances

Sabine Tress

ahtcast

Michael Jones

Peter Shear

Mitchell Johnson

Stephen Wright

Ky Anderson

Phillip J. Mellen

Joanne Freeman

Loren Munk

Martina Nehrling

Ian White

Renee Robbins

Kevin Callaghan

Sean Naftel

Kat Knutsen

Julie Torres

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Words of the day: gesture. vulnerability. consciousness. Zero gravity. For this episode Sabine Tress returns to the podcast, from her studio in Cologne, Germany, to discuss the work in her solo show Space Oddities. This conversation acts mostly as a virtual tour of Sabine’s exhibition. Detailing the relationships between the actual exhibition space, the paintings, the viewer, and the painter herself. Somehow I make my way into the mix as well. I did not know this interview would journey in the direction it did, it wasn’t until editing did I realized how these states were apparent. This recording creates a virtual venue where the show takes place for those who can’t make it to the brick and mortar space, and yet helps make it a show not to miss in person.      Sabine Tress' website: https://sabinetress.de/   Space Oddities runs until February 12th 2022 At Esther Verhaeghe Art Concepts Brussles, Belgium   More info on the show: https://estherverhaeghe.com/     Thanks for listening!   (Original intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen)

Words of the day: gesture. vulnerability. consciousness. Zero gravity. For this episode Sabine Tress returns to the podcast, from her studio in Cologne, Germany, to discuss the work in her solo show Space Oddities. This conversation acts mostly as a virtual tour of Sabine’s exhibition. Detailing the relationships between the actual exhibition space, the paintings, the viewer, and the painter herself. Somehow I make my way into the mix as well. I did not know this interview would journey in the direction it did, it wasn’t until editing did I realized how these states were apparent. This recording creates a virtual venue where the show takes place for those who can’t make it to the brick and mortar space, and yet helps make it a show not to miss in person. Sabine Tress' website: <a href="https://sabinetress.de/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sabinetress.de/</a> Space Oddities runs until February 12th 2022 At Esther Verhaeghe Art Concepts Brussles, Belgium More info on the show: <a href="https://estherverhaeghe.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://estherverhaeghe.com/</a> Thanks for listening! (Original intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen)

Sabine Tress | the Space Oddities interview

Words of the day: pink. zen. sad. challenge. change. contrast. Sabine Tress, painter based in Cologne, Germany returns to ahtcast for this episode. Having originally been interviewed back in 2013, I thought it was time to check in with Sabine to talk about changes, feelings on the studio, paintings, methods and materials, relationships to other artists etc. You'll find this recording to be more of a collaboration between Sabine and myself. Custom questions were brought to the table on this one that investigate collage, color. nature, dead painters...and more. Listen in!        Sabine Tress' website: http://www.sabinetress.de/     (Original podcast intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen)   Thank you for listening!

Words of the day: pink. zen. sad. challenge. change. contrast. Sabine Tress, painter based in Cologne, Germany returns to ahtcast for this episode. Having originally been interviewed back in 2013, I thought it was time to check in with Sabine to talk about changes, feelings on the studio, paintings, methods and materials, relationships to other artists etc. You'll find this recording to be more of a collaboration between Sabine and myself. Custom questions were brought to the table on this one that investigate collage, color. nature, dead painters...and more. Listen in! Sabine Tress' website: <a href="http://www.sabinetress.de/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.sabinetress.de/</a> (Original podcast intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen) Thank you for listening!

Revisited: Sabine Tress and Phillip J. Mellen in Conversation