Annette Coleman The Artist's Voice

With Co-Hosts: Ernest Porps & Suzanne Frazier Unblock your creativity through process, small exercsises and your own power. You hold the answers to your own creativity and problem solving. 'Creative Being' isn't a formula or motivational system. Uncover and and empower your creative energy at work in our studos and our lives. Call in and be a part of the discussion. Guest Hosts: SuzanneFrazier.com Ernest Porps, Author of Creative Being Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com LisaBellMusic.com Here's how to be prepared to call in live on the show: 1. Introduce yourself, talk about your work and how it relates to the show topic. You can pre-record your thoughts prior to the show by calling: 419-862-5665 by Weds evening prior to Thursday's show. NEW! record on your memo function on your phone and email to: Annette@8888ArtLook.com a few hours in advance of the show.

123-Small Arts Communities, Big Impact Artist communities are often the driving factor behind economic growth, community enrichment and placemaking. Call in a share your story, what is your art community like? Does the place/local drive the look and feel of your town? Who is drawn to locate in your footprint? Guest Host: SuzanneFrazier.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com LisaBellMusic.com Add to your knowledge call-in ask a question or share your experience.Call 646-915-9294    Here's how to be prepared to call in live on the show:   1.  Introduce yourself, talk about your work and how it  relates to the show topic.  You can pre-record your thoughts prior to the show by calling: 419-862-5665  by Weds evening prior to Thursday's show.   NEW! record on your memo function on your phone and email to: Annette@8888ArtLook.com a few hours in advance of the show.  2.  Call in live during the show   9-10 pm MST: Call 646-915-9294. Thanks for letting us interview you. Your thoughts will help other

Reinforced Sight Vision strain reduction can improve creativity, and creativity can reduce vision strain With Co-Hosts: Suzanne Frazier & Amy Seltzer  The general population underestimates vision in its strength, and overestimates sight in its weakness.  An artist places high demands on their eyes, and has an intimate relationship with sight.  Creativity is linked to the ability to move thoughts, which is closely tied to physical mobility of the eyes.  Two discrete locations are ordained for stimulation of the visual cortex, to initiate the creative process.  The relationship between mobility and conflict resolution is negotiated before the creative process can begin.  Listen for the mini-exercise that you can perform anywhere. Guest hosts: Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com Amy Seltzer, RollBikeArt.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com LisaBellMusic.com

Guest hosts: Mary Horrocks, the Dairy Center, Boulder Colorado thedairy.org   Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com Learn from other artists about their experiences with both sides of the jurying process. What to expect, fees, rules and juriors. Artists, critic, and the public weigh in on the process of jurying art. How do we as artists perceive the process? What is the public’s role? Or should they have one? What is the curator’s role? Do you self jury your art prior to submitting to a call for entry? Tonight’s sponsor: 8888ArtLook.com Artists interviewed: Claudia Roulier, claudiaroulier.com Ryan Rice, RyanRiceFineArt.com Mary Barron, adagioartglass.com, Jim Caldwell, artworknetwork.com, Annette Coleman, annettecolemanartist.com, Any Odorizzi, Metro State BFA Tracy Weil, TracyWeil.com Lola Montejo, LolaMontejo.com

Artistic creativity unblocked and supercharged. What can you do to change your practice in your art business to get the most out of your day? We will explore some simple ways in which you can work smarter, happier and with more focus in your art business. Guest host: SuzanneFrazier.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com LisaBellMusic.com Karen Mandery, karenmandery.com Tiffany Miller Russell, wildlifeinpaper.com Annette Coleman, AnnetteColemanArtist.com Marilyn Hayes, HayesArtStudio.com Thom Reaves, fineartstudioonline.com Add to your knowledge call-in ask a question or share your experience.Call 646-915-9294    Be prepared to call in live on the show:   1.  Introduce yourself, talk about your work and how it  relates to the show topic.  You can pre-record your thoughts prior to the show by calling: 419-862-5665  by Weds evening prior to Thursday's show.   NEW! record on your memo function on your phone and email to: Annette@8888ArtLook.com a few hours in advance of the show.  2.  Call in

What is the best mix for social media for you and your art business? Facebook Pintrest Twitter BlogTalkRadio Blogging Newsletters How do you manage the types of posts and when? What has been the best experience as far as building an audience? Sales? Connection to your followers? What are you known for in the social media world? Your work, advice, tecnique? How do you grow your followers and engage them? Guest host: Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com LisaBellMusic.com Add to your knowledge call-in ask a question or share your experience.Call 646-915-9294    Here's how to be prepared to call in live on the show:   1.  Introduce yourself, talk about your work and how it  relates to the show topic.  You can pre-record your thoughts prior to the show by calling: 419-862-5665  by Weds evening prior to Thursday's show.   NEW! record on your memo function on your phone and email to: Annette@8888ArtLook.com a few hours in advance of the show.  2.  Call in liv

When and why do you donate your art. Have you found that you get what you expected out of the donation? What is a venue that you have experienced a good outcome for your donation? What is a situation that the fit is not good for your? Participating Artists/Gallery: Jason Horejs, xanadugallery.com, Maria Brophy, mariabrophy.com, http://mariabrophy.com/business-of-art/the-problem-with-donating-art-and-the-solution.html Cindy Supucha, sepucha.com Jim Turlington, Artist-Photorapher, Deltona, FL Guest host: Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com LisaBellMusic.com Add to your knowledge call-in ask a question or share your experience.Call 646-915-9294    Here's how to be prepared to call in live on the show:   1.  Introduce yourself, talk about your work and how it  relates to the show topic.  You can pre-record your thoughts by calling: 419-862-5665 by Weds evening prior to Thurs show.   NEW! record on your memo function on your phone and email to: Annette@8888Ar

This show begins with a meditation lead by Suzanne Frazier. Each artist has a way of creating their work space. Please call in and share what is most important to you in your art studio environment. It is a collection of books? Access to food? Special objects of inspiration? A couch for naps? What keeps you in the studio working? Do you have a ritual to get started? What inspires you on a day to day basis? How do you keep track of your hours in the studio. What is the flow of your day in the studio? Guest host: Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com Live callers: Dismas Rotta, dismasrotta.com & Stefka Trusz, stefkatrusz.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com LisaBellMusic.com Add to your knowledge call-in ask a question or share your experience. Here's how to be prepared to call in live on the show:   1.  Introduce yourself, talk about your work and how it  relates to the show topic.  You can pre-record your thoughts prior to the show by calling: 419-862-5665  by Weds evening prior to Thur

For tonight's show we will use artist quotes to jump into what is the Language of Art and how do we craft an individual vocbulary that speaks to our creative vission. Join us live to practice your language, this is your time to talk about your work in your athentic voice. Craft your words as well as your vission. Here's a few artists and how they talk about their work or art: “One day I’m satisfied and the next day everything seems bad.” (Monet) “As artists, we do much better trying to keep things simple. We do better to compare ourselves solely to ourselves. Self-inventory is useful, while self-condemnation is not.” (Matthew Dibble) “The results is what counts.” (Monet) “These are not paintings in the usual sense; they are life and death merging in a fearful union.” (Clyfford Still) “An artist must be rooted in his own time.” (Courbet) "The job of the artist is to always deepen the mystery." (Francis Bacon) "What a genius, that Picasso. It's a pity he can't paint." (Marc Chagall) “To grow in art yo

Color Theory With Co-Host: Suzanne Frazier What is your color pallet? Do you deliberately change it or does it evolve over time? Do you follow trends? Color predictions? What are your go to colors?   Call in and share with other artists your color theory Guest host: Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com LisaBellMusic.com Book List:  Itten:  The Elements of Color, Faber Birren, Ed., Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1970. Add to your knowledge call-in ask a question or share your experience.Call 646-915-9294    Here's how to be prepared to call in live on the show:   1.  Introduce yourself, talk about your work and how it  relates to the show topic.  You can pre-record your thoughts prior to the show by calling: 419-862-5665  by Weds evening prior to Thursday's show.   NEW! record on your memo function on your phone and email to: Annette@8888ArtLook.com a few hours in advance of the show.  2.  Call in live during the show   9-10 pm MST: Call 646-915-9294 and press

What are your favorite art books that you look to for inspiration, instruction or go back to time and time again? Guest hosts: Tiffany Miller Russell, WildlifeInPaper.com ,deadraccoon.com Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com LisaMichotArt.com Looking At Art Philosophically, Tom Supensky.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook LisaBellMusic.com Art as a Way of Knowing,  Pat B. Allen, Shambala, 1995. Brush Mind, Kazuaki Tanahashi, Parallax, Press, 1990. Concerning the Spiritual in Art, Wassily Kandinsky, Dover Publications, Inc., 1977. Drawing on the Artist Within, Betty Edwards, Simon & Schuster, Inc., 1986. Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, Betty Edwards,  J. P. Tarcher, Inc, 1979. Itten:  The Elements of Color, Faber Birren, Ed., Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1970. Man and his Symbols, Carl G. Jung, Doubleday, 1964. Sacred Geometry: Philosophy and Practice,  Robert Lawlor,  Thames and Hudson, 1982. Signs of Life, The Five Universal Shapes and How to Use Them, Angeles Arrien, Penqui

With guest hosts: Suzanne Frazier & Lisa Michot Creating strong, lasting and art with a message is important work. What artists do you respect, emulate or view for inspiration in creating your own strong work. Do you have a message in each of your works or not. And why not. Is your message pure beauty or does the beauty not matter to you if your message comes across. Call in to help us discover new artists, old masters and what strong art means to you. Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook LisaBellMusic.com Artists: Aliza Lelah, AlizaLela.com Gretchen Archeta, Boulder Arts Resource.com Mary Barron, AdagioArtGlass.com Jackie Buttler, ArtGraze.com Annette Coleman, AnnetteColemanArtist.com Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com Lisa Michot, LisaMichotArt.com

Paper in all of it's forms is the topic of this show. Tiffany Miller Russell is our guest host on this subject. Tiffany's creatures made out of paper leap off the surface to create a world like no other. Hear about her advanced tecniques and share your own. Sorry to our pre-recorded artists for this show we had so much to cover with our live guests that we will need to schedule an Art of Paper II show soon to include your perspective. Thank you and keep an eye on the programing for when that will fall in the schedule. Tiffany Miller Russell, WildlifeInPaper.com ,deadraccoon.com Vera Ming Wong, ProjectArtForNature.org Jo Fitsell, JoFitsell.com Alan & Patty Eckman, EckmanFineArt.com Lisa Nilsson, LisaNilssonArt.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook LisaBellMusic.com  

What is a unique, rewarding or influential experience that you would like to share about teaching? What is Art Education and can you standardize it? Artists pre-interviewed: Mary Barron, adagioartglass.com Daniel Gonzalez, DanielsArtwork.com Kimberlee Ryan, http//:me.com/KimberleeRyan Jim Caldwell, artworknetwork.com Annette Coleman, annettecolemanartist.com 8888ArtLook.com Lisa Michot, LisaMichotArt.com, Meg Ingraham, megingraham.com

This show will explore collaboration between visual artists and dancers, poets, musicians, architects, interior designers and other visual artists. What is your experience? More call for public art entries have an aspect of collaboration as part of the structure. More grants are asking for artists to go outside their areas of expertise to embrace other disciplines. What does this mean for the visual artist? And what have been your experiences? 8888ArtLook.com, Artists interviewed: AnnetteColemanArtistl.com, Jim Caldwell, ArtworkNetwork.com, Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com Cindy Sepucha, HabitatForAritstis.org Mary Horrocks, The Dairy, Boulder, CO Linda Gleitz, LindaGleitzArt.com CarolineDouglas.com Astrid Poustian  

Every visual artists has a way that they approach selling their art. Do you have more than one way to sell your work? Join us as we explore ways that you have not thought of before. Learn from fellow artists that have examples of real ways to find new patrons and market. How so you talk about your work? Do you draw the viewer in with facts and figures or a naritive that they can share and remember when they see your work again? Practice outload so that you can talk about your work on the spot anywhere. AnnetteColemanArtist.com SuzanneFrazier.com Jim Caldwell, ArtworkNetwork.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook, Adding audio to your exibitions just like a museum LisaBellMusic.com  

Creating community through art II Returns for a second week. This is a topic that is hot in the art community right now. What has the social media contributed to community building? What about other means of creating community amongst artists as well as the greater community outside? What are your successes and how do you create community? Audio for your exhibitions, just like a museum! 8888ArtLook.com Artists interviewed for this show: AnnetteColemanArtist.com SuzanneFrazier.com Dan Bon Coop Sync Gallery, Denver, CO syncgallery.org Dee Favian, Arkansaw Valley, CO avacgallery.com Lisa Michot, Laffette, CO LisaMichotArt.com Marco Montanari, Boulder, CO marcomontanari-encausticart.com Robert Castellino, Laffette, CO robertcastellino.com Sue Doyle, Denver, CO suescreativereflections.com Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook LisaBellMusic.com

With Co-Host, Suzanne Fraizer & Amy Tremper  Creating community through art is a topic that we have explored in our 5th radio show and we are returning to it tonight. What has the social media contributed to community building? What about other means of creating community amongst artists as well as the greater community outside? What are your successes and how do you create community? 8888ArtLook.com Artist interviewed for this show:    AnnetteColemanArtist.com SuzanneFrazier.com Amanda Goth, Trimble Court Coop, Fort Collins, CO trimblecourt.com Leah Bradley, Boulder, CO, Denver, CO leahbradley.com Jim Caldwell, ArtworkNetwork.com Kayti Downey, Development Director, Firehouse Art Center, Longmont, CO FirehouseArt.org Sponsored by: 88 88ArtLook, 8888ArtLook LisaBellMusic.com

Celebrate 2012 Milestones & 2013 Art Career Goals Artists; AnnetteColemanArtist.com SuzanneFrazier.com Jim Caldwell, ArtworkNetwork.com Andrew Libertone, ajlibertone.com  davewyzenbeek.com Kelpayton.com LolaMontejo.com ClaudiaRoulier.com Jack Pappalardo, president of ArtDistrictOnSantaFe.com ErikGeschke.com Gene Ray George CoreNewArtSpace.com

With Co-Host, Suzanne Fraizer. Are you keeping on track for your Art Career? Review your goals that you set at the first of the year. Plan with goals 1 year, 2 years and 5 years out. What are the milestones to get there? Too many times we don't check-in during the year to see if we are on track. June is a great time to course correct. Are you adding different venues to show your work? A new gallery? A new art fair? Are you going to take any classes, on art on business? New media? Publicity? How are you going to reach new audiences this year? How about keeping the one you have? What steps are you taking to stand out? Audio for your exhibitions, just like a museum! 8888ArtLook.com, Jim Caldwell, ArtworkNetwork.com, Annette Coleman, annettecolemanartist.com, 8888ArtLook.com,  Suzanne Fraizer, suzannefrazier.com