Sarah Irvin's guest appearances

Sarah Irvin

Artist/Mother Podcast

Jobs Blow Podcast

Mama Knows Beauty Business

Amanda Augustine

Cindy Gallop

Amy Soczka

Megan Woodard Johnson

Mindy Wittock

Liezel Strauss

Michael Cerveris

Danielle Krysa

Taylor Dayne

John Belushi

Lauren Frances

Megan Craig

Malik Yoba

Turney Duff

Seth Kaplan

OwlTail

Amy Paul

Thirty years after "the trip that changed their lives," Briana, Amy, and Sarah get together to talk about the positive impact traveling abroad had on each of them. All three were students of the Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University when they were offered the opportunity to tour the Communications Capitals of the World - NYC, Paris, and London. Beyond the excitement of seeing the cities and meeting the amazing professionals at top news, advertising, and PR organizations, they also discovered things about themselves that changed the course of their futures.  Plus, they dish on what it was like for one man - nicknamed Kliesch lightning for the speed at which he walked from appt. to appt. - to travel with 12 women for nearly three weeks in three major cities. It only makes sense that this show be dedicated to Professor Ralph Kliesch.Thanks for listening! Please review and subscribe and check us out at jobsblowpodcast.com. You can also follow us on IG and Twitter @jobsblowpodcast.

Thirty years after "the trip that changed their lives," Briana, Amy, and Sarah get together to talk about the positive impact traveling abroad had on each of them. All three were students of the Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University when they were offered the opportunity to tour the Communications Capitals of the World - NYC, Paris, and London. Beyond the excitement of seeing the cities and meeting the amazing professionals at top news, advertising, and PR organizations, they also discovered things about themselves that changed the course of their futures.  Plus, they dish on what it was like for one man - nicknamed Kliesch lightning for the speed at which he walked from appt. to appt. - to travel with 12 women for nearly three weeks in three major cities. It only makes sense that this show be dedicated to Professor Ralph Kliesch.Thanks for listening! Please review and subscribe and check us out at <a href="http://jobsblowpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">jobsblowpodcast.com</a>. You can also follow us on IG and Twitter @jobsblowpodcast.

Whatta Trip, with PR Pros and College Friends Sarah Irvin and Amy Paul

We all have a story to tell about how we got started in the beauty industry.  Occasionally,  it involves some really bad moments that turn into unbelievable blessings!  In this episode my guest Sarah Irvin of Quick Tan Sunless and Powerhouse Coaching &amp; Consulting shares her story that started with a tragedy and led to many blessings.  As a mama, pregnancy and birth are not always what we plan for but that doesn't mean it isn't relevant in our life path.  Sometimes these inconceivable events lead us to our true path and it's not until we're on that  path that we can look back and acknowledge what happened.   During this interview Sarah shares her journey of finding her passion, how she believes giving yourself grace through all things is key and how practicing daily gratitude helps you appreciate all that you have.Grab your coffee and listen close, because you're going to love Sarah and all her sweet southern charm.  Enjoy!Lets connect on Instagram:@mamaknowsbeautybizpodcastContact Sarah:Instagram:@quicktansunless@thepowerhousecoachWebsites:quicktanedu.com powerhousecoachingonline.com

We all have a story to tell about how we got started in the beauty industry.  Occasionally,  it involves some really bad moments that turn into unbelievable blessings!  In this episode my guest Sarah Irvin of Quick Tan Sunless and Powerhouse Coaching &amp; Consulting shares her story that started with a tragedy and led to many blessings.  As a mama, pregnancy and birth are not always what we plan for but that doesn't mean it isn't relevant in our life path.  Sometimes these inconceivable events lead us to our true path and it's not until we're on that  path that we can look back and acknowledge what happened.   During this interview Sarah shares her journey of finding her passion, how she believes giving yourself grace through all things is key and how practicing daily gratitude helps you appreciate all that you have. Grab your coffee and listen close, because you're going to love Sarah and all her sweet southern charm.  Enjoy! Lets connect on Instagram: <a href="http://www.instagram.com/mamaknowsbeautybizpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@mamaknowsbeautybizpodcast</a> Contact Sarah: Instagram: <a href="http://www.instagram.com/quicktansunless" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@quicktansunless</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/powerhousecoach" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@thepowerhousecoach</a> Websites: <a href="http://quicktanedu.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">quicktanedu.com</a> <a href="http://powerhousecoachingonline.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">powerhousecoachingonline.com</a>

From tragedy to triumph with Sarah Irvin.

Have you ever wondered how to directly incorporate your experience as a parent or caregiver into your art practice? This episode is rich with inspiration and encouragement from Sarah Irvin, a multidisciplinary artist and mother who makes work with ideas from her nights spent soothing her daughter in a rocking chair, hours spent breastfeeding and more. Before becoming a mother, Sarah actually believed the idea that it was nearly impossible to be an artist and parent. She decided to dismantle this belief and had a child during her MFA program, dedicating herself to making work about the experience.Today, Sarah Irvin is practically an expert on parent artists! In 2016 she started the Artist Parent Index, a searchable index of artists making work about their experience with reproduction. We talk about this project and much more related to Sarah’s journey. Sarah holds an MFA from George Mason University and she has extensive experience showing her work in prominent galleries internationally including the Page Bond Gallery in Richmond, VA, the Massey Klein Gallery in NYC, and Split Milk in Edinburgh Scotland.Connect further with Sarah on Instagram @sarahirvinart or her website (https://sarahirvinart.com/home.html) and be sure to check out her amazing project Artist Parent Index on their website (http://www.artistparentindex.com)  or IG @artistparentindex     Infant Feeding Log, 2018 Card catalogue with 2,435 unique platen-pressed forms, hand-set letterpress colophon, and title page on paper, hand-stamped with archival ink, metal rods, wooden base w/ milk paint, 7 x 78 1/4 inches Photo credit: Jon Paul Rodriguez    Infant Feeding Log (in progress), 2018    Infant Feeding Log (in progress), 2018    Infant Feeding Log (in progress), 2018    Sarah working in her home studio    Child Citizen: Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Paint matching the artist’s daughter’s bedroom walls, 32 inches tall, 2016    Rocking Chair Series Graphite on paper Approx 7.5′ x 17′ 2014 – 2015 Photo Credit:  Photo credit: Jon Paul Rodriguez    Rocking Chair Series Graphite on paper Approx 7.5′ x 17′ 2014 – 2015 Photo Credit:  Photo credit: Jon Paul Rodriguez    Sarah and her daughter installing work    Toy Archive, cyanotypes, 2016-2019

Have you ever wondered how to directly incorporate your experience as a parent or caregiver into your art practice? This episode is rich with inspiration and encouragement from Sarah Irvin, a multidisciplinary artist and mother who makes work with ideas from her nights spent soothing her daughter in a rocking chair, hours spent breastfeeding and more. Before becoming a mother, Sarah actually believed the idea that it was nearly impossible to be an artist and parent. She decided to dismantle this belief and had a child during her MFA program, dedicating herself to making work about the experience. Today, Sarah Irvin is practically an expert on parent artists! In 2016 she started the Artist Parent Index, a searchable index of artists making work about their experience with reproduction. We talk about this project and much more related to Sarah’s journey. Sarah holds an MFA from George Mason University and she has extensive experience showing her work in prominent galleries internationally including the <a href="https://pagebondgallery.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Page Bond Gallery</a> in Richmond, VA, the <a href="https://www.masseyklein.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Massey Klein Gallery</a> in NYC, and <a href="https://www.spiltmilkgallery.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Split Milk</a> in Edinburgh Scotland. Connect further with Sarah on Instagram<a href="https://www.instagram.com/sarahirvinart/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> @sarahirvinart</a> or her <a href="https://sarahirvinart.com/home.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> (<a href="https://sarahirvinart.com/home.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sarahirvinart.com/home.html</a>) and be sure to check out her amazing project Artist Parent Index on their website (<a href="http://www.artistparentindex.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.artistparentindex.com</a>) or IG <a href="https://www.instagram.com/artistparentindex/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@artistparentindex </a> Infant Feeding Log, 2018 Card catalogue with 2,435 unique platen-pressed forms, hand-set letterpress colophon, and title page on paper, hand-stamped with archival ink, metal rods, wooden base w/ milk paint, 7 x 78 1/4 inches Photo credit: Jon Paul Rodriguez Infant Feeding Log (in progress), 2018 Infant Feeding Log (in progress), 2018 Infant Feeding Log (in progress), 2018 Sarah working in her home studio Child Citizen: Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Paint matching the artist’s daughter’s bedroom walls, 32 inches tall, 2016 Rocking Chair Series Graphite on paper Approx 7.5′ x 17′ 2014 – 2015 Photo Credit: Photo credit: Jon Paul Rodriguez Rocking Chair Series Graphite on paper Approx 7.5′ x 17′ 2014 – 2015 Photo Credit: Photo credit: Jon Paul Rodriguez Sarah and her daughter installing work Toy Archive, cyanotypes, 2016-2019

29: Turning the mundane experiences of motherhood into conceptual art with Sarah Irvin