The Messy Studio with Rebecca Crowell

In our last episode we talked about some of the practicalities of downsizing, clearing out, or moving your studio, and t... Read more

The contents of an artist’s studio tend to be anything but minimal. Most of us accumulate a lot of art supplies not only... Read more

Art openings are fun, right? Your friends and family are there to celebrate, your work is beautifully displayed, you mee... Read more

As artists we are often in uncertain territory when dealing with the world of galleries, exhibits, and other opportuniti... Read more

In the interest of having a consistent style, artists are generally advised to stick to one type of work --both in the s... Read more

We’ve talked several times in the past about the experience of attending an artist residency program when you are away f... Read more

Many creative people embrace quiet, solitary moments as portals to being in synch with their work. Stepping away from ev... Read more

Intuition and spontaneity are important to many artists. But what about randomness? While these words are related in sup... Read more

It’s never easy putting your work in front of others to be judged and scrutinized, but if you don’t it’s very hard to ga... Read more

We tend to think of artistic expression as being very personal, as coming from the artist’s experiences, emotions, memor... Read more