Making Pottery is about being proactive, not reactive, and expecting beautiful mistakes", says Gus Miranda. What makes him unique as an artist is not just being the only one who makes pottery for orchids. It is also his approach to his art, he believes in doing what he loves to not only be the drive for his creations but what also bring people to buy and appreciate his artwork. His art is not only appreciated by orchid lovers, but also by lawyers, doctors, individuals from all walks of life, and the great kids who sign up to his pottery camp sessions. Join us in listening to how he brings life to the world around him at the pottery wheel!

In this episode, Natalie Fernandez and Leslie Betancourt get to talk with Brook Dorsch, owner of the Emerson Dorsch gallery, about his bumpy beginnings in art-missing Wynwood to one of the most popular galleries in Florida. 

Production teams sits down and talks to  influential artist Adler Gurrier about his art, passion, aspirations and his future in the Miami art scene. 

We are joined by Christiana Moraes who is based in Sao Paulo Brasil for a special bilingual interview on the effects of Covid 19 in the art industry in Brasil. We talk about her downtime and being an artist as well as a mother to her 3-year-old daughter during this unprecedented time.  We dive into her upcoming series of work as well as what inspired her to start her journey as an artist. This podcast is mainly in Portuguese but is translated into English during the interview.

Our podcast “How the Coronavirus has shaped Camilla Taylor’s artwork” is for those who want an inside look at how artists get their inspiration and overcome obstacles in the world of art. Viewers should listen to our podcast because it is something we all can relate to the effects of the coronavirus and how it has shaped us this year to come out stronger. Viewers can expect to find out who Camilla Taylor is and how the coronavirus has shaped her artwork. Camilla has formed a positive experience with the pandemic and it will inspire others to never give up on your dreams even when obstacles come your way.

Nick Mahshie is a FIU professor as well as professional artist whose art is meant to connect all those who view it. You see before our interview with Nick I had the honor of speaking with Nick in a friendly conversation talking about what art truly meant to him and why is he so passionate about it. Nick explained that art has been part of him since he was a child and that as he grew older his pursuit of art never yielded, he saw that through his creation he can bring something to life that would leave audience awe struck. Art is more than just a hobby, it is his passion it is something that he loves, and through art he earned profit to make his works even more known, and he did not stop there Nick is even teaching students at FIU the ways of art. I could tell through the way that he spoke that he loves what he do and he do it for those around him, for example considering that COVID 19  is happening he took this as an opportunity to make amazing looking face mask that has fashion and wonderful aesthetic that would make you want to come back to purchase more. Nick is happy to create something that can bring a person to a deeper understanding of themselves as well as the mindset of the artist that created such masterful pieces.

Justin Quinn invites us into his world as an artist and art professor at St.Cloud University on this episode of Exploring Art. Born in 1972, in Duluth, Minnesota, Quinn pays tribute to his 7th grade self by doing what he always knew he was born to do, be an artist. Revisiting the experience of being an artist in 2020 and living through a global pandemic, Justin explores his need to create as a means of expressing himself and his surroundings. To view some of Justin’s work visit The Conduit Gallery and The Manneken Press.https://conduitgallery.com/artists/justin-quinn

Stuck at home? Make a connection with your local artist from Miami, Felice Gordon! Motivation and meaning is key! Listen to Felice discuss how she was able to use this time where most of us are staying at home to her advantage as an artist. In a world where this is our new normal, what comes out of it is something more innovative and an easier way to connect with one another, especially as artists.

This Podcast is interview with artist Laetitia “Laeti” Adam-Rabel. Being Haitian descent, Laetitia unique style and her strong well display in her art, redefine the word “beauty”. By expressing self confidence is the true form of beauty.

In this episode, we had a good time talking with the wonderful artist Susana Felicano. She gives us a little insight about her life as an artist. We discuss how the pandemic has affected her work. It was a pleasure speaking with her and listening to her life story.