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In this episode of Bench Talk, host Tom Gerrard introduces a classic interview with artist Jason Jagel, who shares insights into his artistic journey, education, and the evolution of his work. Jagel discusses his experiences creating album artwork for the likes of MF Doom and Madlib, and the significance of his figure paintings, and the challenges of maintaining an artistic identity. He reflects on his career milestones, collaborations, and the impact of music on his art. The conversation also touches on the realities of making a living as an artist and offers valuable advice for aspiring creatives.
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Looking to uplevel your art career so that you feel confident and clear on the pathway forward AND experience creative and financial growth?
Check out www.artcareeracademy.com. The signature 6 week program Going [ART] Pro is open for enrollment right now.
Bench Talk 193, Tom Gerrard interviews Australian artist John Murray, who shares his unique journey through the art world. From his early influences of Disney cartoons to his extensive career spanning over 50 years, John discusses his life in Lightning Ridge, the establishment of his art career and gallery. He reflects on the importance of community engagement through street art and the entrepreneurial spirit that drives his artistic endeavors. He shares his insights on navigating the street art scene, the joy of community engagement, and his experiences painting in India.
See more of John's work here
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Looking to uplevel your art career so that you feel confident and clear on the pathway forward AND experience creative and financial growth?
Check out www.artcareeracademy.com. The signature 6 week program Going [ART] Pro is open for enrollment right now.
Bench Talk Ep 192 - has Tom Gerrard sit down with one half of Art Collector duo Sandrew, Andrew King. Over the past 15 years, Sandra Powell and Andrew king have amassed the largest collection of street art in Australia, including artwork by Rone, Barry McGee, Os Gemeos, Adnate, Swoon, Bast, Faile, Paul Insect, Tom Gerrard and a room full of Banksy's to name a few.
The exhibition runs daily till May 25 and is free. It's located on the corner of Flinders Lane and Hosier lane in Melbourne's CBD.
This conversation is full of collector insights and great conversations about street art, graffiti and the art world.
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In this episode, I’m excited to welcome back business and mindset coach Claire Bradshaw from The Art Career Academy for our regular Q&A segment!
Together, we dive into three key questions from our community, tackling some of the biggest challenges artists face today. We’ll explore strategies to overcome obstacles, shift mindset blocks, and take actionable steps toward your goals.
How do I find collectors?
We hope you love this conversation! Now over to you…
What’s your biggest takeaway? What can you implement right away?
And if you have a burning question for our next Q&A episode, let us know—we’d love to answer it.
Instagram: @artcareeracademy
Episode #190. Saxon Quinn is an Australian painter based in northern NSW. In this episode we discuss his prolific output and the many international and domestic exhibitions he has each year. And how he works his career from a regional location.
In this interview Saxon discusses his artist mother Dianne Coulter as being a big inspiration on his work. You can see her work here www.diannecoulter.com
You can find Saxon on instagram here @saxonjjquinn
And his website www.saxonjjquinn.com
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Are you looking to uplevel your art career so that you feel confident and clear on the pathway forward AND experience creative and financial growth?
Check out https://www.artcareeracademy.com/going-art-pro-course-live-feb25. Our 2 month signature program Going [ART] Pro LIVE is open for enrollment right now. The next cohort begins w/c 17th February. Join us!
Plan Your 2025 Like a Pro with Claire Bradshaw
In this episode, I’m excited to welcome back business and mindset coach Claire Bradshaw from The Art Career Academy. Together, we dive into a powerful process for planning your 2025 with intention and clarity.
Claire takes the reins, asking me thought-provoking questions that you can apply to your own art business. So grab a pen and paper, settle in, and follow along as we guide you through creating a roadmap for your most successful year yet.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Don’t just listen—take action! Use this episode as your personal workshop to set yourself up for a thriving 2025.
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Episode 188 features New York based video and performance artist David Henry Nobody Jr. We discuss his 3 decade career and his evolution as his performance works found their way from galleries to cyberspace.
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Links from the episode
Guardian article
Red Carpet Rollers
Things You’ll Learn in this Episode
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This episode go back to 2016 when I caught up with the Danish artist HuskMitNavn. We discuss his art practice, style and his path so success as a fine artist, street artist and graffiti writer.
Connect with HuskMitNavn
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Episode 185 featuring Shaun Hossack from Juddy Roller. We discuss Shaun's rise throughout his career to managing the production of some of Australia's largest mural projects and mural festivals.
Connect with Shaun Hossack and Juddy Roller at
• Instagram @juddyroller
• Find out more at juddyroller.com.au
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