You Are Not An Artist

You Are Not An Artist

By Alejandro CastanonArtsVisual Arts
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You Are Not An Artist episodes

  • Giving Away My Art

    Sorry for the delay in posting. Just some updates on the Art Alliance and it's transition to merging with San Angelo Performing Arts Center. As well as some personal updates. The future is looking very bright!

    23 min
  • Artist Interview with Inx

    Great interview with Inx! We learned we had a longer history in the community than we realized. Get to know his love for art as a kid and how he developed his style and passion.


    Find his merch below and follow him on IG:


    Site: https://inx.bigcartel.com/

    IG: https://www.instagram.com/inx1/?hl=en

    57 min
  • Artist Interview with Keith Stinnett
    Please to bring you this interview with Keith. He has made a big splash in the West Texas art scene. Most recently winning the juror’s prize at the Stars over Texas show in Brownwood this past week. We talk about this creative process and more! Checkout his art on www.tresdeuceart.com
    48 min
  • Interview with Juston & Chasity Oakes
    Juston and Chasity (owners of the Chicken Farm Art Center) agreed to an interview on our live virtual meetup. They shared information about opportunities for artists as well as some new changes they are making to the legacy center. Visit https://www.chickenfarmartcenter.com/ for more information after the podcast.
    48 min
  • Artist Interview with Michelle Cuevas
    We stopped in to interview Michelle in her new home studio. There is something magical happening in her studio. The doors were open and it began to rain as soon as we started the interview, which you can hear in the background. It’s very soothing, the wind picked up a bit but honestly it added a sort of drama to her story. You’ll love it. She is an amazing story teller and her journey to finding herself and defining her own success was spellbinding. Find Michelle’s artwork online: www.michellecuevasceramics.bigcartel.com. On IG: mcuevasceramics and on FB l: MichelleCuevasArtWorks
    1 hr 6 min
  • Interview at De Nada with Rocio!
    We’ve been away for a minute but we are back with an much anticipated interview with one of most popular boutique galleries in town, De Nada. We sat with Rocio and got to know her as well the partners that help run De Nada. If you want to find visit them in person they are located at 3038 W Beauregard and are open 10am-6pm Tuesday - Saturday. I promise you’ll love it there. Find them online at https://de-nada.square.site/ or on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
    55 min
  • Artist Interview with Debbie Carroll

    If you haven't heard of Debbie Carroll by now it's time to catch you up! Debbie made her splash in San Angelo in 2017 and soon took her art to the rest of the state most recently getting juried into the Cowgirl Up national showcase and being accepted for the second time into the EPAT competition, hosted in San Angelo every October. I sat down with Debbie in her studio located in Christoval, TX to talk shop and learn more about her journey. You can follow Debbie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/debbiecarroll/

    Website: https://www.debbiecarrollfineart.com/dataviewer.asp


    I hope you enjoy!

    1 hr
  • Artist interview with Shelby Seymore
    Oh boy, y’all are gonna love this interview. Shelby is a creative and has been her whole life. Yet it took a lot of trials and tribulations for her to break free and find her path. She says intimate details about her struggles, family trauma, and anxieties. We are a bit quirky so bare with us. This is an intimate interview 😊. Enjoy!
    55 min

About You Are Not An Artist

From the publisher's feed

Welcome to our podcast! My name is Alejandro and my wife (Shelby) and I run a for profit art organization in our city of San Angelo, TX called Art Alliance San Angelo. This podcast originally began as a podcast to provide career training to all visual artists around the world but this year we have changed this podcast to direct that help to our local art community. However, many of the topics covered and artist interviews are still very useful regardless of where you reside.