Michelle Forsyth's guest appearances

Michelle Forsyth

Studio Break

The Creative Nomad Show

Defend the Darkroom

Onest Conversations

The Open Call Podcast

David Kassan

Adam Adams

Lisa Bergant

Greg Edmondson

Keren Kroul

Bill Conger

Steve Adair

Jessica Simorte

Kevin Curry

Josh Johnson

Ilaria Rosselli Del Turco

Mike Rea

Alex Lukas

Rebecca Vickers

Timothy Callaghan

OwlTail

We all give ourselves excuses to not achieve… but do we ever give ourselves reasons to succeed. Michelle Forsyth is an incredible inspiration for me. She is unstoppable in her studio practice – she supports and encourages a new generation of artists in her teaching practice – she is so positive and enthusiastic about life. I am blown away with the complexity of her work and the thoughtfulness she brings to all parts of her art and life. It was so amazing to speak with her about her life and how she approaches her practice. Please visit Michelle’s website to see her current portfolio. http://www.michelleforsyth.com/ A huge thank you to Alicia Bojkov from the Corkin Gallery (corkingallery.com)for suggesting I connect with Michelle! If you have an creative that you think would be a great addition to my podcast – please do not hesitate to contact me!

We all give ourselves excuses to not achieve… but do we ever give ourselves reasons to succeed. Michelle Forsyth is an incredible inspiration for me. She is unstoppable in her studio practice – she supports and encourages a new generation of artists in her teaching practice – she is so positive and enthusiastic about life. I am blown away with the complexity of her work and the thoughtfulness she brings to all parts of her art and life. It was so amazing to speak with her about her life and how she approaches her practice. Please visit Michelle’s website to see her current portfolio. <a href="http://www.michelleforsyth.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.michelleforsyth.com/</a> A huge thank you to Alicia Bojkov from the Corkin Gallery (<a href="http://corkingallery.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">corkingallery.com</a>)for suggesting I connect with Michelle! If you have an creative that you think would be a great addition to my podcast – please do not hesitate to contact me!

MICHELLE FORSYTH

We talk about productivity and the ability to turn your pain into your power with bestselling author and productivity coach Michelle ForsythFollow Michelle on IG: www.instagram.com/michellemforsythVisit www.stepsteppick.com to order her book and explore her services.Find more about Olga here 👉 www.onestbusiness.comJoin the community for  entrepreneurs and gogetters 👉 www.onesttv.network/onestclubLearn more about Onest TV 👉 www.onesttv.network#productivity #efficiency #entrepreneurship #businessadvice #businesstips #smallbusiness #businessowner #startupSupport the show (http://www.artists4justice.org)

We talk about productivity and the ability to turn your pain into your power with bestselling author and productivity coach Michelle Forsyth Follow Michelle on IG: <a href="http://www.instagram.com/michellemforsyth" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/michellemforsyth</a> Visit <a href="http://www.stepsteppick.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stepsteppick.com</a> to order her book and explore her services. Find more about Olga here 👉 <a href="http://www.onestbusiness.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.onestbusiness.com</a> Join the community for  entrepreneurs and gogetters 👉 www.onesttv.network/onestclub Learn more about Onest TV 👉 www.onesttv.network #productivity #efficiency #entrepreneurship #businessadvice #businesstips #smallbusiness #businessowner #startup<a href="http://www.artists4justice.org" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="http://www.artists4justice.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.artists4justice.org</a>)

Productivity For Entrepreneurs with Michelle Forsyth

The Open Call Podcast hosted by Anne Stagg and Laura Tanner, features conversations with contemporary artists about their work. In this episode of The Open Call Podcast, we talked with  Michelle Forsyth who lives and works in Toronto, Canada. Michelle creates richly detailed artworks that combine a multitude of artistic practices including painting, sculpture, fabric and clothing design, printmaking and photography, as well as others. She designs new patterns as a way to mark her identity: hand drawing films, which are then screen-printed onto fabric, and sewn into the garments that she wears in her “Improvisations” photographs. She thinks of these layered patterns as painterly skins that simultaneously evade and describe her individuality. Michelle has advanced stage Parkinson’s and over the course of her artistic career, she has had to contend with the increasing physical limitations of her body. Because her work is often characterized by very labor intensive processes, her hand has effectively marked the progression of her disease. Michelle is an Associate Professor at OCAD, Ontario College of Art &amp; Design University where she teaches painting and graduate studies.New podcast episodes are released bi-weekly on Thursdays. In addition to the podcast, we keep an active Instagram where we share images of the artwork that we talk about. Discover our Instagram @the_open_call_podcast. Special thanks to Susan Cooper for voicing our Outro, Scott Stagg for composing our music, and to our wonderful research assistants:  Erin Miller and Alyssia Price who help with web and social media design.

The Open Call Podcast hosted by Anne Stagg and Laura Tanner, features conversations with contemporary artists about their work.  In this episode of The Open Call Podcast, we talked with  Michelle Forsyth who lives and works in Toronto, Canada. Michelle creates richly detailed artworks that combine a multitude of artistic practices including painting, sculpture, fabric and clothing design, printmaking and photography, as well as others. She designs new patterns as a way to mark her identity: hand drawing films, which are then screen-printed onto fabric, and sewn into the garments that she wears in her “Improvisations” photographs. She thinks of these layered patterns as painterly skins that simultaneously evade and describe her individuality.  Michelle has advanced stage Parkinson’s and over the course of her artistic career, she has had to contend with the increasing physical limitations of her body. Because her work is often characterized by very labor intensive processes, her hand has effectively marked the progression of her disease. Michelle is an Associate Professor at OCAD, Ontario College of Art &amp; Design University where she teaches painting and graduate studies. New podcast episodes are released bi-weekly on Thursdays. In addition to the podcast, we keep an active Instagram where we share images of the artwork that we talk about. Discover our Instagram @the_open_call_podcast.  Special thanks to Susan Cooper for voicing our Outro, Scott Stagg for composing our music, and to our wonderful research assistants:  Erin Miller and Alyssia Price who help with web and social media design.

The Open Call Podcast with Michelle Forsyth

Episode 64:  In this weeks episode Michelle Forsyth joins us to discuss her cathartic and  intricate studio practice which includes a variety of 2-D and installation works. Michelle ForsythMulherin + Pollardhttp://StudioBreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Episode-51.mp3iTunes The post Michelle Forsyth appeared first on Studio Break.

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