In this last episode of the 2024, a unique conversation with an artist who has been practicing for many years, but has a specific difficulty when it comes to integrating into the world of arts.

If moving to a large urban center is not an option, how can you start being part of the art world and be seen if you live in the countryside or in a city that does not provide options for visual artists?

Carolina talks to a more established artist who produces, sells her art and who also has her issues like any other artist. They will talk about how to get traction, recognition and most importantly, how to develop opportunities to create and foster connections.

We are revisiting some topics that I think a lot of you struggle with. So this episode will reinforce some of Carolina's thoughts about art communities, sharing and positioning yourself as an artist.
Not only that, she will present a few new thoughts about approaching galleries and exhibition spaces. The many ways to show your work. Organizing Today we're going to revisit some topics that I think a lot of you struggle with. So this episode will reinforce some of Carolina's thoughts about art communities, sharing and positioning yourself as an artist.
Not only that, she will present a few new thoughts about approaching galleries and exhibition spaces. The many ways to show your work. Organizing your solo exhibition by yourself.your solo exhibition by yourself.

Starting big or small? What can you gain and lose between these two options?
Gallery business models and how to deal with the risks inherent in representation, different buyer profiles and how to research your options when you're about to be represented. Is an online marketplace the best option for selling your art?

This episode is the audio version of our videocast episode (on youtube) with Rosaline Dou talking about her works, personal experience and her time at UAR in Brooklyn, NY.

In this episode two more conversations that Carol had with artists who are recently positioning themselves in the market (one of them just graduated). Should you sell your artwork on your website?
How to gain that early traction needed for artists starting their careers? They also discuss internships and early burnout.

How to approach an art gallery with your work (should you present all the things you can do?) Is it better to have a direct or indirect approach?
How to balance a career as a visual artist and a musician at the same time? Could an online residency be a solution for those who need to divide their time between two different forms of art?

In this episode, Carolina talks to two German artists who already have experience in different artistic areas and are trying to position themselves or reposition themselves in the world of contemporary arts.

A couple of excerpts of 1:1 Talks with Carolina Paz where artists discuss their issues looking for advice and some clarity.Beginnings in the artwork and how to try new things is the theme for this first encounters. Enjoy.

In this talk through Zoom (we will improve the sound quality on the next episode), Carolina Paz, Uncool Artist founder and artist, interviews the Brazilian artist Liene Bosquê.