We discussed: Female photographers are more sensual, How to be a full time model, Being a traveling model, Differences between being freelance and agency model, Being an artist muse, Cultural differences with the word ‘collaborate’, Her desire to work with animals, Advise for new models, How to professionally book a model, Cyber stalkers, Finding an artistic muse, Reputation is everything to your career, Professional equipment and how it makes a model feel, Shooting models with a cell phone.

https://www.instagram.com/dddomini/

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http://www.thelonelypalette.com

Tamar Avishai is the one-woman band behind The Lonely Palette. She is an art historian turned finance administer turned independent radio producer, who holds an MA in Art History from Tufts University, and has logged many, many years of teaching art history intro classes – everywhere from community colleges to Harvard. She is also an adjunct lecturer at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, although the podcast is fully independent from the museum. She currently resides in Somerville, MA with her husband and cat Egon (Schiele), and picks a banjo in her spare time.

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We discussed: The expectations of workshop participants, Photography workshops, Art contests, Art compétitions, Look at the juror / judge of a competition, Paul Cava Gallery, The need to be proactive, Gallerists are gamblers, Photographs do not Bend Gallery, Photo Eye, Most photographers get a good 10 years of sales in the gallery world, Paul Caponigro, The interest in the human body is universal, Galerie Vevais, How his large scale book ‘Family’ got created, steidl books, Aperture Foundation, Editors rearranging his book layouts, His photographic workshops at a naturalist community, The nature of pubic hair in nude photography, CHM Montalivet Naturist Community, The importance of communication with models, The benefits of continually growing relationships with muses over time, 60% of Leica cameras have never been taken out of the box, We all take more bad picture than good pictures, He only prints 15% of all the photos he shoots, Collectors like to purchase published photographs, Rebel Magazine, His experiences as a Commercial photography, Working with Karl Templer, Amanda Moore – Fashion Model, If you seek fame before you have skill you are not going to get anywhere, Advice for young photographers, The absence of shame

transcripts available here: https://wisefoolpod.com/transcripts-for-episode-71-photographer-jock-sturges-usa-france/ 

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We discuss: The importance that an artist understands ‘why’ they make their work, the differences of aesthetics based on regions, The UK care system (foster, orphanage), Wedding photography as documentary photography, The evolution of the publics desire for wedding photography, Defining his own path and style in wedding photography, Martin Parr, I Am Not A Wedding Photographer, Working with a photo agent, David Birkitt, Founder + Director of DMB Represents, The problems with current Photo academia, The only way to make photos is your own way, The image is the form that follows the function of the practice and the studies rather than it being the destination, Using instagram as a daily diary, You need to be creating work in order to learn from the work, If you expect anything from a photograph than you are expecting too much.

http://ianweldon.com

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we discussed: Male vs female photographers, Trust between models and photographers, Her dream model shoot, Selfies and self portraits, Being motivated by positive feedback, Her ‘Daily nudes’ project, Her experiences with Patreon.com, Not wanting to be the girl that sells nude photos of herself, Being a collaborator vs being a product, Controlling the issue of the desire of followers versus quality, Censorship, Models judging and discussing photographers, Being a traveling art / nude model, Shooting a sunrise in Bali, Workshops are great for self promotion, Modeling for painters, Analog versus digital from the perspective of the model, ‘Slow’ photographers, How to book an art / nude model, Artistic chemistry between photographer and model, 70% of her time is management, There is always a new 18 year old model, Being a social media influencer

https://katerimodel.com

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we virtually discussed: The art engineer, The need for side hustles, New York City is not necessarily the best place for artists, Diversify your income and your career, Class structure in the art world, Artists need to create their own economy, Gentrification, The romantic impression of NYC, You do not need to know how to do everything, just the things you need, I am Nat Geo Photographer, Celebrities that make visual art: Sharon Stone, Jim Carrey, Lucy Liu, George Bush, etc, Racism in the art world, Selling art online, There is a market for everything, Robert Heinecken, The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations’ Millennium General Assembly by James Hampton, You have to create the culture that is missing around you, If you do not ask, the answer is always no, Being an expat artist, Lisa Frank, His desire to have his art in Target and Starbucks, The desire to create diverse revenue streams, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Cutie and the Boxer, Song from Romeo and Juliet, Soul Coughing, The Incumbent

I am Nat Geo Photographer

The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations’ Millennium General Assembly by James Hampton

Lisa Frank

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Cutie and the Boxer

Song from Romeo and Juliet

Soul Coughing – The Incumbent

https://www.luismartinart.com

https://www.studioconfessions.com

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Agata Oleksiak and I virtually discussed:

https://www.instagram.com/oleknyc/

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The difference between the traditional role of models vs today, The need to build a community, Adversity creates growth, Communication is key, TFP – trade for print, Patreon, onlyfans replacing Tumblr, Cultural differences in attitudes toward and appreciation of art, The sexualization and exploitation of the female form, Creating a book project, Much of the creative industry is run with a hope and a prayer, Models as creative equals, Self doubt and the fear of failure, Photography workshops, How photographers can better collaborate with models, Nude models vs art models vs fashion models, If you rely on things you know how to do, you only go places you have already been, Body language and expressiveness, How to choose the best model for your project, Androgyny and gender roles, Respecting the personal space of models

http://www.roarieyum.com

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we virtually discussed: The role of a contemporary independent curator, The need for tailored artist statements, Online virtual exhibitions, Robot tours at Hasting Contemporary, How artist can use social media better, Your network is your net worth, Curators of the gate keepers of the art world, Trying to define an emerging versus mid career artist, The desire for finding an art community to be part of, There are too many opportunities for artists, Make a plan or create a goal and reverse engineer your career from there, The importance of documenting your process these days, Percent for the arts schemes, Jacob Hashimoto

Show Your Art: How to Build an Art Career Without a Gallery

The Curator’s Salon Podcast

@thegitajoshi

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We discussed: Contemporary art criticism, The importance of the work of Charles Watkins, Distance learning using podcasts, The desire for the Modern Art Notes podcast being an archive of the art history of our time, The art of a great interview, Artist respond to knowledge of their ouvre, The ever revising nature of art history, NPR sound quality being the gold standard, The difficulties of on location recording (sound quality), Sheila Hicks, David Maisel, Ann Temkin

https://tylergreenbooks.com/

https://manpodcast.com/

About:

Tyler Green is an award-winning historian and critic who has produced and hosted The Modern Art Notes Podcast since 2011. Green is also the author of  “Carleton Watkins: Making the West American,” which won a 2019 California Book Award gold medal. See Tyler’s author page.

The U.S. chapter of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA-USA) awarded Green one of its two inaugural awards for art criticism for his website Modern Art Notes in 2014. The award included a citation for The MAN Podcast. (The other inaugural award was given to New York Times critic Holland Cotter.) Between 2001 and 2014, MAN featured original reporting, art criticism, and analysis. Newspapers such as the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and the Wall Street Journal all credited MAN with breaking stories that they later covered. The Wall Street Journal called Modern Art Notes “the most influential of all visual arts blogs,” and said, “You won’t find a better-informed art writer than Tyler Green.”

Green has written for numerous print and digital magazines, including New York Times Lens, Fortune, Conde Nast Portfolio and Smithsonian. He has contributed op-eds to newspapers such as the Los Angeles Times, the Boston Globe, the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Wall Street Journal. His commentary has also aired on National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered.” From 2010-2014 he was the columnist for Modern Painters magazine.

Books featuring Green’s work include “San Francisco Museum of Modern Art 360: Views on the Collection,” a forthcoming, Radius-published David Maisel monograph, and a forthcoming Anne Appleby exhibition catalogue.

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