Art has an extraordinary ability to connect people, and director Laura Patterson is on a mission to make it accessible to everyone through her groundbreaking new project, Arthouse. This unscripted TV show allows real people to meet real artists and acquire art without breaking the bank, sidestepping the intimidation often associated with traditional galleries.

With over 25 years of experience directing popular shows like Unsolved Mysteries and House Hunters, Laura’s career path has been shaped by her upbringing in a family devoted to the performing arts. This background has given her a profound understanding of storytelling, especially in conveying complex narratives in the unscripted genre. In our chat, she highlights the emotional depth of these real-life stories and the art of approaching them with a delicate touch.

In line with Laura’s mission, Arthouse aims to change how we see art in our lives, whether you’re a homeowner or a renter. By blending her extensive experience in storytelling with a commitment to making art accessible, Laura is reshaping the way we engage with art and fostering a greater appreciation for the narratives behind it. Her insights into indie TV and the importance of accessibility in the arts make Arthouse not just a show but a movement aimed at demystifying the art world, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their financial status, has access to the arts. 

To learn more about Arthouse, support its mission, or nominate your favorite artist for future episodes, please visit Arthouse on Indiegogo. 

For more information, please visit https://notrealart.com/laura-patterson-arthouse