Kathryn Stedham's guest appearances

Kathryn Stedham

Art Dealer Diaries Podcast

Blue Rain Gallery Podcast

Billy Schenck

Kim Martindale

Dennis Ziemienski

Matt Ryder

Ryan Singer

Barry Friedman

Kathleen Wall

Matt Smith

Andy Warhol

Ray Roberts

Kevin Macpherson

Eric Rhoads

Peter Miller

DAVID ADLER

John Morris

OwlTail

Mark Sublette

This is part two of a two-part podcast.I had a wonderful talk today with Santa Fe-based oil painter Kathryn Stedham. Kathryn is a very unique human being, to say the least. It's interesting when people are made to be artists, right? Not everyone finds their voice quickly, but it's clear that Kathryn found hers at a very early age.There were a few foundational aspects of her past that we talk about, from rock climbing and backpacking adventures to spontaneous solo sailing trips down the coast. She also shares stories about her grandfather and her father and how she grew up in this unique situation living on a boat for a good chunk of her childhood.With all of this going on you can still tell from the way she speaks that her true joy, who she is, and how she relates to the world, all revolves around art. Because of this, Kathryn's paintings have an intrinsic emotional pull. You can easily tell she's a free spirit from looking at her work.It was so fun talking to her and we went for quite a while so I made this into a two-part podcast. Kathryn Stedham on Art Dealer Diaries Podcast #151.Stay tuned after the podcast to see additional examples of Kathryn's artwork.See more of Katheryn's work:https://www.kstedham.com**** This podcast is not sponsored by any entity and is solely a product of Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery. That being said, Kathryn Stedham encourages any artists listening to try Holbein Artist Materials if they haven't already.****

This is part two of a two-part podcast. I had a wonderful talk today with Santa Fe-based oil painter Kathryn Stedham. Kathryn is a very unique human being, to say the least. It's interesting when people are made to be artists, right? Not everyone finds their voice quickly, but it's clear that Kathryn found hers at a very early age. There were a few foundational aspects of her past that we talk about, from rock climbing and backpacking adventures to spontaneous solo sailing trips down the coast. She also shares stories about her grandfather and her father and how she grew up in this unique situation living on a boat for a good chunk of her childhood. With all of this going on you can still tell from the way she speaks that her true joy, who she is, and how she relates to the world, all revolves around art. Because of this, Kathryn's paintings have an intrinsic emotional pull. You can easily tell she's a free spirit from looking at her work. It was so fun talking to her and we went for quite a while so I made this into a two-part podcast. Kathryn Stedham on Art Dealer Diaries Podcast #151. Stay tuned after the podcast to see additional examples of Kathryn's artwork. See more of Katheryn's work: <a href="https://www.kstedham.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.kstedham.com</a> **** This podcast is not sponsored by any entity and is solely a product of Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery. That being said, Kathryn Stedham encourages any artists listening to try Holbein Artist Materials if they haven't already.****

Kathryn Stedham: Santa Fe Oil Painter (Part Two) - Epi. 151, Host Dr. Mark Sublette

This is part one of a two-part podcast.I had a wonderful talk today with Kathryn Stedham for our 150th episode of the podcast. Kathryn is a very unique human being, to say the least. It's interesting when people are made to be artists, right? Not everyone finds their voice quickly, but it's clear that Kathryn found hers at a very early age.There were a few foundational aspects of her past that we talk about, from rock climbing and backpacking adventures to spontaneous solo sailing trips down the coast. She also shares stories about her grandfather and her father and how she grew up in this unique situation living on a boat for a good chunk of her childhood.With all of this going on you can still tell from the way she speaks that her true joy, who she is, and how she relates to the world, all revolves around art. Because of this, Kathryn's paintings have an intrinsic emotional pull. You can easily tell she's a free spirit from looking at her work.It was so fun talking to her and we went for quite a while so I made this into a two-part podcast. Kathryn Stedham on Art Dealer Diaries Podcast # 150 🎉🎉🎉See more of Katheryn's work:https://www.kstedham.com

This is part one of a two-part podcast. I had a wonderful talk today with Kathryn Stedham for our 150th episode of the podcast. Kathryn is a very unique human being, to say the least. It's interesting when people are made to be artists, right? Not everyone finds their voice quickly, but it's clear that Kathryn found hers at a very early age. There were a few foundational aspects of her past that we talk about, from rock climbing and backpacking adventures to spontaneous solo sailing trips down the coast. She also shares stories about her grandfather and her father and how she grew up in this unique situation living on a boat for a good chunk of her childhood. With all of this going on you can still tell from the way she speaks that her true joy, who she is, and how she relates to the world, all revolves around art. Because of this, Kathryn's paintings have an intrinsic emotional pull. You can easily tell she's a free spirit from looking at her work. It was so fun talking to her and we went for quite a while so I made this into a two-part podcast. Kathryn Stedham on Art Dealer Diaries Podcast # 150 🎉🎉🎉 See more of Katheryn's work: <a href="https://www.kstedham.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.kstedham.com</a>

Kathryn Stedham: Santa Fe Oil Painter (Part One) - Epi. 150, Host Dr. Mark Sublette

Moving to the West in 2005 was a life-changing event that brought Kathryn Stedham face-to-face with a true calling: painting the infinite spaces of the American Southwest.  Little did she realize at the time, that this would combine two personal rudiments: painting and contemplation.  Forever fascinated with stories about the West and Westward Expansion she explains, “I would happily board a time machine, if there were such a thing, to experience first-hand this important period in American history and our connection to the land.” Feeling an urgency to portray this space, rooting out the mystic snippets of a quickly vanishing landscape, Stedham seeks to capture its raw elegance in the rapidly changing light, vast distances, rugged escarpments, colorful mesas and hidden arroyos—to excavate the bones of existence in this terrain where the West is still wild and free and to be an explorer of this ineffable mystery. Trained as an Academic Realist, Stedham began her career as a figurative painter. But her interest evolved, through a period of pure abstraction, into the gestural Alla Prima painting style for which she is known today. This approach combines representational landscape forms with an expressionistic modernist sensibility. Stedham has exhibited as an artist for over 35 years and her paintings have been featured in public and private collections throughout the United States, Europe, Japan, and Canada.  She is a long-time student in the Sanbo lineage of Zen Buddhism. In addition to her studio practice, Stedham travels internationally, rides horses and teaches oil painting workshops. Stedham currently lives and works in Santa Fe, New Mexico. https://blueraingallery.com/artists/kathryn-stedham/view-all Produced by Leah Garcia Music by Mozart Gabriel Abeyta

Moving to the West in 2005 was a life-changing event that brought <a href="https://blueraingallery.com/artists/kathryn-stedham/view-all" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kathryn Stedham</a> face-to-face with a true calling: painting the infinite spaces of the American Southwest.  Little did she realize at the time, that this would combine two personal rudiments: painting and contemplation.  Forever fascinated with stories about the West and Westward Expansion she explains, “I would happily board a time machine, if there were such a thing, to experience first-hand this important period in American history and our connection to the land.” Feeling an urgency to portray this space, rooting out the mystic snippets of a quickly vanishing landscape, Stedham seeks to capture its raw elegance in the rapidly changing light, vast distances, rugged escarpments, colorful mesas and hidden arroyos—to excavate the bones of existence in this terrain where the West is still wild and free and to be an explorer of this ineffable mystery. Trained as an Academic Realist, Stedham began her career as a figurative painter. But her interest evolved, through a period of pure abstraction, into the gestural Alla Prima painting style for which she is known today. This approach combines representational landscape forms with an expressionistic modernist sensibility. Stedham has exhibited as an artist for over 35 years and her paintings have been featured in public and private collections throughout the United States, Europe, Japan, and Canada.  She is a long-time student in the Sanbo lineage of Zen Buddhism. In addition to her studio practice, Stedham travels internationally, rides horses and teaches oil painting workshops. Stedham currently lives and works in Santa Fe, New Mexico. <a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fblueraingallery.com%2Fartists%2Fkathryn-stedham%2Fview-all%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR2H_mCSbHpGVHxABqx2BvHvxV1XCz-0eGgejI1GiKJR3ujxMGmobZKz-b8&amp;h=AT2gRw_8WfB5uuEb5OrRTd3yJ6GWuUNVd1ufhASXdLV5mn_qR3ep_geWqrRnEnrnSvl-LUGM8xXyRhHzA5WKHI9m1uTfQLkDyG4bu0C0Q4uFp9FaEyFdXAGsn7cLXwcfXpcRHsE&amp;__tn__=-UK-R&amp;c[0]=AT0aLEQTnpHw-azMEOWTwGgF_n0dDyfDqOftq9S6u2ZD5TOGuQKs3xYQjEnxwJVc1R94qdzcGh6geJadkOCBF9ucUxqaD6VRfXLsNdoWvQxwRZ-Kh22P6znKehzWezXlS4VT6Zl1d19auzFgLHzxbWIzuTn2Gmfc-aTNBfx736pGU-CCH9rHXLbrkFWKjZBh0HGIgnE8LpBeiHGYK80" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://blueraingallery.com/artists/kathryn-stedham/view-all</a> Produced by Leah Garcia Music by Mozart Gabriel Abeyta

Episode 10: Kathryn Stedham