In this episode of The Creative Kind I speak with Laura Brinin from Side Gallery in Brisbane, who also works at the University of the Sunshine Coast. Laura shares insights into what it really means to approach a gallery, from making contact in a thoughtful and personal way to understanding what galleries actually do for artists. She talks about the importance of fit, the role of community and the value of supporting your gallery as much as they support you.

We also dive into the realities of confidence and perfectionism and why action builds momentum. We dip into the logistics too- Laura and I chat about contracts and deadlines. What stood out for me is her reminder that there’s no single formula for building a career, and that the work itself should always remain at the centre

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Mentioned in the show:

• Laura Brinin & Side Gallery
• Design Front 
• Last episode with Laura Brinin & Andrew Sleeman:
• Jessica Nothdurft, Kitty horton & Carolyn V Watson
• 'The Gap' quote from Ira Glass

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