Ryan Lammie's guest appearances

Ryan Lammie

Going Deep with Aaron Watson

Hustle and Heart TV with Darieth Chisolm - AUDIO version

Sophia Berman

Bill Peduto

Justin Moore

Chris Guillebeau

Kim Scott

Peter Thiel

Jason Hartman

Gary Vaynerchuk

Ben Hunt

Kevin Bupp

Damion Lupo

Andrew Yang

Erik Voorhees

Jason Miller

Chris Edwards

OwlTail

Radiant Hall founder Ryan Lammie was born in Pittsburgh and educated at the Pratt Institute in New York. In 2011 he was selected for the Yale / Norfolk Summer Residency in Connecticut and graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Lammie’s sculptural work often assembled from found materials (discarded furniture, old radios, and the like), is driven by two tendencies in tension with one another: a skepticism of exchange value and a love of maximalism.     As an entrepreneur, Lammie has built Radiant Hall into a nonprofit venture that supports over 50 Pittsburgh artists at four locations city-wide. He is also a creative consultant at the new Energy Innovation Center, overseeing design projects that support the EIC’s social and educational goals.   Ryan’s Challenge; Go out of your way to meet a new artist or reconnect with an artist you already know. Unpack their process.   Connect with Ryan Twitter LinkedIn Website   If you liked this interview, check out  episode 124 with Baron Batch where we discuss art, entrepreneurship, and the creative process.

Radiant Hall founder Ryan Lammie was born in Pittsburgh and educated at the Pratt Institute in New York. In 2011 he was selected for the Yale / Norfolk Summer Residency in Connecticut and graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Lammie’s sculptural work often assembled from found materials (discarded furniture, old radios, and the like), is driven by two tendencies in tension with one another: a skepticism of exchange value and a love of maximalism.   As an entrepreneur, Lammie has built Radiant Hall into a nonprofit venture that supports over 50 Pittsburgh artists at four locations city-wide. He is also a creative consultant at the new Energy Innovation Center, overseeing design projects that support the EIC’s social and educational goals. Ryan’s Challenge; Go out of your way to meet a new artist or reconnect with an artist you already know. Unpack their process. Connect with Ryan <a href="https://twitter.com/LammieRyan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-lammie-92629226" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> <a href="http://www.radianthall.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> If you liked this interview, check out <a href="http://www.goingdeepwithaaron.com/podcast/124-baron-batch-connecting-the-dots-between-artist-and-entrepreneur" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> episode 124 with Baron Batch</a> where we discuss art, entrepreneurship, and the creative process.

128 Ryan Lammie, Creating Spaces for Artists to Make some Magic

Ryan Lammie says he is an artist first, and founder and executive director of Radiant Hall second.  For him, it all begins and ends with the art, and the artists that Radiant Hall provides studio space for.  After living in Brooklyn and attending the Pratt Institute, Ryan saw how difficult it was for artists to obtain and retain space where they could focus on their work.  He found it to be challenging because the "artist districts" began with artists, making it popular, but then ultimately making it unaffordable to remain in the space.  Ryan ultimately took some time to get a clear vision while moving back to his hometown of Pittsburgh.  He then began to share some studio space with a fellow artist and soon realized this space was large enough for him to invite other artists as well.  From there Radiant Hall had begun to formulate.  Ryan has now produced organized, affordable studio space for local artists to work, create or meditate in their respected spaces.  Many also take advantage of having such an eclectic gathering of talented artist in one area to be sounding boards, critics or collaborators. Radiant Hall has become so in demand there is a waiting list for studio space, and Ryan has begun the process of opening additional studio's in other area's in the Pittsburgh region. For advertising and show sponsorship call 412-692-1600 or email us at info@Dariethchisolm.com 

Ryan Lammie says he is an artist first, and founder and executive director of Radiant Hall second.  For him, it all begins and ends with the art, and the artists that Radiant Hall provides studio space for.  After living in Brooklyn and attending the Pratt Institute, Ryan saw how difficult it was for artists to obtain and retain space where they could focus on their work.  He found it to be challenging because the "artist districts" began with artists, making it popular, but then ultimately making it unaffordable to remain in the space.  Ryan ultimately took some time to get a clear vision while moving back to his hometown of Pittsburgh.  He then began to share some studio space with a fellow artist and soon realized this space was large enough for him to invite other artists as well.  From there Radiant Hall had begun to formulate.  Ryan has now produced organized, affordable studio space for local artists to work, create or meditate in their respected spaces.  Many also take advantage of having such an eclectic gathering of talented artist in one area to be sounding boards, critics or collaborators. Radiant Hall has become so in demand there is a waiting list for studio space, and Ryan has begun the process of opening additional studio's in other area's in the Pittsburgh region. For advertising and show sponsorship call 412-692-1600 or email us at info@Dariethchisolm.com

H and H 35|Ryan LAMMIE on How to Create Collaborative Opportunities in Your Industry