Best Andy Mort Podcasts (2024)

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Half Gallery's Bill Powers Chats About His New Art Memoir 25:45

1h ago25:45

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green sits down with Bill Powers, owner of Half Gallery, to discuss his forthcoming memoir Glissando and his new book Early 21st Century Art. Bill shares captivating stories from his journey through the art world, including his interactions with renowned artists, gallerists, and critics. We delve …

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Seoul Art Friend's Andy St Louis on the Growing Korean Art Market 25:05

15m ago25:05

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green speaks with Seoul-based art critic Andy St. Louis, founder of Seoul Art Friend and author of Future Present: Contemporary Korean Art. As Frieze Seoul approaches its third edition, Adam and Andy explore the fair's growing influence in the Korean art scene and how it has attracted global atten…

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Art Dealer Michael Findlay on His Memoir and the Art World in the 1960s 36:39

4d ago36:39

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green interviews Michael Findlay, an esteemed art dealer, director of Acquavella Galleries, and author of the new book, "Portrait of the Art Dealer as a Young Man: New York in the Sixties." Michael shares fascinating stories from his extensive career in the art world, offering unique insights into…

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70 | The Fire In Your Belly 33:36

10d ago33:36

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Would you say you have fire in your belly? What does it burn for? I love exploring this question with highly sensitive people, many of whom have a deep, smouldering fire within. This fire is often linked to our values, beliefs, and personally compelling principles. I love helping people explore and (re)connect with this inner fire, supporting them …

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Artsy's Jeffrey Yin on Technology in the Art World 16:38

22d ago16:38

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green speaks with Jeffrey Yin, the newly appointed CEO of Artsy, the leading e-commerce platform for galleries worldwide. They discuss Jeffrey's primary objectives as he takes on his new role and how he envisions technology advancing Artsy's mission in the coming years. The conversation delves int…

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69 | Leave It There: Patience, Over-Preparation, and Perfectionism 31:47

27d ago31:47

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Welcome to The Gentle Rebel Podcast, where we explore the intersection of high sensitivity, creativity, and culture. In this episode, we take a creative lens to the phrase “Let’s leave it there,” inspired by a recent live Kota gathering in The Haven. This simple prompt opened up a rich bucket of ideas, and I’d love to share a few of the layers we s…

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Nature Morte's Aparajita Jain on the Contemporary Indian Art Market 19:31

15d ago19:31

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green explores the contemporary Indian art scene with Aparajita Jain, director of Nature Morte and founder of the Saat Saath Arts Foundation. We discuss the evolution of the Indian art market, from its global exposure in the early 2000s to the recent changes post-COVID. Aparajita provides insights…

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Richard Polsky on the Release of the 6th Volume of the Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonne 18:50

22d ago18:50

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green chats with Richard Polsky, author, art dealer, and founder of Richard Polsky Art Authentication. In this episode, Richard discusses the release of Volume 6 of the Andy Warhol catalogue raisonné, detailing the extensive efforts and challenges involved in compiling Warhol’s prolific bod…

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68 | The Impact of The Hero’s Journey on People and Pursuits

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Even if you aren’t aware of its particular elements, you are familiar with the hero’s journey. It underpins many of our favourite stories, used in PR and marketing, and informs the narratives around sports and celebrities. In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I explore the personal and cultural impact of the hero’s journey. We’ll explore ho…

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Hayama Artist Residency's Dexter Wimberly on the Japanese Contemporary Art Scene 23:14

26d ago23:14

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green is joined by Dexter Wimberly, the founder and director of the Hayama Artist Residency in Japan. Adam and Dexter delve into Dexter's journey to Japan and his motivations for establishing the Hayama Artist Residency. They discuss the residency's rapid growth and increasing popularity, h…

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67 | How Does YOUR Sense of Adventure Appear? (with Sarah Lister) 1:44:27

2M ago1:44:27

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Each of us has a unique sense of adventure. What does yours feel like? In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I speak with Sarah Lister, who runs About The Adventure, a career and life coaching business that helps people connect with what brings them to life as they navigate change. I love Sarah’s approach to this topic and how she holds each…

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ARTnews' George Nelson Recaps the London June Auctions 26:19

2M ago26:19

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green explores the evolving landscape of the June London auctions, historically a pivotal moment in the art market now witnessing a decline in sales volume. Adam is joined by George Nelson, the UK Reporter for ARTnews, who provides insights into the prevailing mood in London and compares this year…

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66 | Dealing With Comparisonitis and Shame Attacks (with Val Nelson) 1:00:18

2M ago1:00:18

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Have you ever been derailed by a shame attack? Shame can sweep through, telling us we are not worthy, acceptable, or enough. It can be amplified by comparisonitis, where we judge our messy insides with our perception of other peoples’ shiny exteriors. Val Nelson, a career and business coach, specialises in working with highly sensitive and introver…

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65 | Breathing New Life into a Journal Habit

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I’ve had a consistent journaling habit for twelve years. I use a digital journal (Day One), which has worked well for me. But I realised earlier this year that my practice has become a bit stale and uninspiring. So, I wanted to breathe new life into it. Mandy Thompson joined us in The Haven Courtyard recently. She led a workshop exploring how to bu…

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64 | High Sensitivity, Autism, and The Challenge of Being an Artist Right Now (with Lizzie Campbell)

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Lizzie Campbell is a polymer clay artist who creates under the name Clay Disarray, and wow, she’s phenomenal! Her intricate modelling brings characters and cultural figures to life, and it is mesmerising to see. I discovered Lizzie through a YouTube video in which she delved into the challenges artists face today. Her unique perspective as a highly…

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SCAD Museum of Art's Daniel S. Palmer on Curating a Regional Museum 25:04

2M ago25:04

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green interviews Daniel S. Palmer, the chief curator at the SCAD Museum of Art, who shares his journey and the unique curatorial strategies of the museum. Daniel discusses how SCAD makes a significant impact locally and nationally, aided by social media's role in extending their reach. He also exp…

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63 | Unveiling Coming To Our Senses (A Zine for HSPs) 35:20

2M ago35:20

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In this special episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I’m thrilled to unveil the first issue of Coming To Our Senses. This online audio/visual zine for Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) is an immersive exploration of the intersection of high sensitivity, creativity, and culture. The zine’s launch coincides with the 10th Anniversary of The Haven, which …

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The Art Newspaper's Carlie Porterfield Recaps Art Basel 2024 13:41

2M ago13:41

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green recaps Art Basel 2024 with Carlie Porterfield, associate art market editor at The Art Newspaper. Join us as we explore the mood leading up to the fair, the noticeable absence of American collectors, and how the fair's atmosphere matched or diverged from expectations. Carlie and Adam d…

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62 | Digging Your Unconventional Multipotentialite Pathway (with Yvonne Kjorlien) 59:48

2M ago59:48

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As a highly sensitive multipotentialite, Yvonne Kjorlien has many creative interests, passions, and pursuits. She studies scattered and scavenged remains to help increase the recovery rate of human remains in outdoor contexts, enabling law enforcement personnel to close forensic cases and provide closure for families. She is also an author, blogger…

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Hangman's David Hurwitz and Ty Cooperman on Fine Art Shipping 38:54

2M ago38:54

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green is joined by David Hurwitz, founder and owner of Hangman, and Ty Cooperman, client experience expert at Hangman. They discuss the critical yet often overlooked aspect of fine art logistics, including why shipping costs have increased, the reasons behind significant price variances in shippin…

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Ranaa Farooq - I couldn’t envisage a way out of where I was 1:07:27

2M ago1:07:27

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Are you prepared to sacrifice your life for your job? Ranaa Farooq says that she’s not willing to, despite her fear of judgement the guilt she has felt about leaving the NHS and medicine in general. Ranaa Farooq is an abstract painter and life coach living in Sheffield, who describes the process of painting itself as therapy. In this interview she …

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61 | How NOT To Join a Life Coaching Cult (with Margarit Davtian) 1:10:24

3M ago1:10:24

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In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I speak with Margarit Davtian who is a consumer rights activist, social scientist, and “cult slayer”. She exposes deceptive marketing practices, cult psychology, and New-Age conspirituality trends in the coaching industry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjxP30X9Asg& Margarit, one of the founders of Ethi…

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ArtTactic's Anders Petterson Analyzes the May Auction Results 39:43

2M ago39:43

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In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green is joined by Anders Petterson, founder of ArtTactic, to analyze the major May auction results from a data perspective. They discuss the overall performance of the auction season, highlighting the differences across various price levels and the impact of broader economic factors. Adam and And…

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60 | I Can’t Wait 45:08

3M ago45:08

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In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I talk about some things that came out of our conversation in The Haven around the prompt, "I can't wait".What do you struggle to wait for?https://youtu.be/sAeb-3AlzhIThere are many angles from which we can look at these words. What comes to mind for you? Maybe you can't wait for something to arrive. Per…

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59 | What’s New In High Sensitivity Research? 54:18

3M ago54:18

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Over the past few years, there have been a bunch of developments in sensitivity research. In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I share some reflections on the Second International Conference on Sensitivity Research. It was organised by Michael Pluess, Francesca Lionetti, and Corina Greven through The University of Surrey.In all honesty, aca…

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TEFAF's Will Korner on TEFAF NY 2024 19:14

3M ago19:14

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In this week's edition of the ArtTactic Podcast, Will Korner, head of fairs at TEFAF, joins us to recap this year's edition of TEFAF NY. First, Will shares his insights on the distinct visitor experience at TEFAF NY, emphasizing its blend of contemporary and historical art, which sets it apart from other fairs in the art circuit. Then, Adam and Wil…

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58 | Is Artificial Intelligence a Friend or Foe? (with Marc Winn) 1:02:54

3M ago1:02:54

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Can Artificial Intelligence help us embrace, explore, and celebrate our human creativity and sensory sensitivity even MORE deeply?In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I speak with Marc Winn about the impact of generative AI on our creative spirit. We step beyond the unhelpful binary debates that tend to view the complex tangle of technology…

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The New York Times' Zachary Small Recaps the May Auction Season 20:51

3M ago20:51

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we recap the May auction season in New York with Zachary Small, lead art reporter at The New York Times and author of the new book Token Supremacy: The Art of Finance, the Finance of Art, and the Great Crypto Crash of 2022. Zachary shares details about the hacking of Christie's website and its impact…

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57 | Coach or Marketer? (with Adam Kawalec) 1:11:34

4M ago1:11:34

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If you're a freelancer or solo practitioner, you likely need to wear many different hats to keep your business going. It can be tiring and confusing at times. An understandable trend in the age of algorithmic social media is people donning the social media marketing hat more and more, sometimes at the expense of their core craft.In this episode of …

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56 | Does Your Voice Sound Like You? 42:36

4M ago42:36

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In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, we delve into the intriguing concept of voice, the third element of our creative spirit that we've been looking at recently. Check out the episodes on Sound and Noise if you haven't already done so.What do we mean when we talk about creative voice? Is it something we are born with or something we develop…

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Nadja Sayej Recaps Frieze New York 2024 18:30

3M ago18:30

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we recap Frieze New York 2024 with culture journalist Nadja Sayej. First, Nadja shares why exhibitors didn't take as much risks at this year's fair compared to previous years. Then, she discusses the waning influence of art criticism in the contemporary art world. After, Nadja identifies various aest…

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Andy Mort - The small things are the big things 1:14:39

4M ago1:14:39

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Can slowing down enable us to get to where we ultimately want to go more efficiently? ‘Slow Coach’ Andy Mort shares his unique approach to coaching and creating community in this enlightening interview. He tells us that he became a coach accidentally after people had directly approached him about it, prompting him to take up training and blend this…

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Salon's Jordan Huelskamp on Collecting Art as a Community 22:38

4M ago22:38

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we speak with Jordan Huelskamp, founder of Salon, a member-managed contemporary art collection owned by a decentralized community. First, Jordan explains how Salon technically works and answers what motivated her to found the collection. Then, she shares why certain collectors are attracted to this t…

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Daniel Grant on the Rise in Gallery Closings 14:01

4M ago14:01

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In this week's edition of the ArtTactic Podcast, we speak with Daniel Grant, freelance journalist and author of The Business of Being an Artist, about the recent rise in gallery closings. First, Daniel identifies some of the noteworthy galleries that have recently closes and elaborates on the reason for their closings. Then, he compare this trend t…

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55 | Making Sense Of The Distractions, Disturbances, and Noise 40:45

5M ago40:45

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The noise we encounter can significantly impact how we perceive the world and what we believe about it. This can be multiplied tenfold for sensitive types who naturally absorb and respond to subtle environmental shifts and sensory disturbances.So, how do we learn to acknowledge and address the noise that can otherwise derail and distract us?I explo…

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The Photography Show's Lydia Melamed Johnson on the State of the Photography Market 13:58

5M ago13:58

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we chat with Lydia Melamed Johnson, executive director of AIPAD and director of The Photography Show, occurring April 25 - 28, 2024 at the Park Avenue Armory. First, Lydia shares details about the history of The Photography Show and how it differs from other art fairs. Then, she identifies some of th…

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54 | Coming To Your Senses (How To Find Your “Sound”) 33:38

5M ago33:38

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We can lose connection with our "sound" if we experience over-empathy, people-pleasing, and an "I'm OK if you're OK" filter. This can happen if the nervous system learns to perceive danger and safety by taking responsibility for the well-being and reactions of people (and things) it can't control.Our creative spirit gets stifled when these patterns…

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The Art Newspaper's Lisa Movius Recaps Art Basel Hong Kong 16:20

5M ago16:20

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast we recap this year's edition of Art Basel Hong Kong with Lisa Movius, China bureau chief at The Art Newspaper. First, Lisa explains why this year's fair was a make-or-break one for the Hong Kong art world. Then she reveals the broader health of the Chinese economy and how it is impacting local collect…

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53 | The Money Changed Everything 38:45

5M ago38:45

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Where does your mind go when you read the phrase, "The money changed everything"?In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I want to share points from our recent Haven discussion when we used this prompt to chat and play.Where did the money come from? What difference did it make?Before our gathering, I stumbled on an episode of Alfred Hitchcock …

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The Art Newspaper's José Da Silva on Museum Trends in 2023 17:23

5M ago17:23

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we breakdown The Art Newspaper's annual survey of museums with José da Silva, exhibitions editor at The Art Newspaper. First, José shares his methodology for gathering attendance data from museums around the world. Then, he reminds us how difficult COVID was for museums and how much attendance suffer…

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52 | Are You Suffering From Boreout? 38:15

5M ago38:15

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Adam Grant explores how our practice can lead to boreout in Hidden Potential. In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I dive into this idea and reflect on the role of playfulness in maintaining our motivation with the things that matter most.We consider the distinctions between burnout and boreout and delve into the contrast between obsession …

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51 | Humour, Anxiety, and The Inner Critic (with Rox Alexandru and Neil Hughes) 1:08:52

6M ago1:08:52

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Humour is a VERY important sense. Without it, we risk taking ourselves so seriously that we lose all perspective. Our sense of humour is a core part of gentleness (firm back, soft front) because it allows us to move through the world with greater flexibility and openness. We all have this sense! But it takes practice to remain humourously sensitise…

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Artnet News' Margaret Carrigan Recaps the March London Auctions 12:18

6M ago12:18

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we recap the March London auctions with Margaret Carrigan, news editor at Artnet News. First, Margaret clarifies what the market sentiment was like heading into the London auctions. Then, she reveals how the auctions performed on an overall level. After, she identifies some of the key artwork results…

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James Fuentes on His Gallery Expansion to LA 28:45

6M ago28:45

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we chat with James Fuentes, owner of James Fuentes. First, we ask James about what went into the decision to open a gallery space in Los Angeles (in addition to their existing New York space) as well as what appealed to him about the LA art scene. Then, he discussed the similarities and differences b…

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The New York Times' Jori Finkel on the Flourishing LA Art Scene 19:01

6M ago19:01

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we speak with Jori Finkel, who covers art in L.A. as a regular writer for The New York Times and is also the West Coast Contributing Editor for the Art Newspaper. First, Jori shares with us how the LA art scene feels about the incredible growth it has experienced over the past few years. Then, she id…

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50 | Is Life Coaching Really Just a Scam? (with Megan Malone) 1:06:18

6M ago1:06:18

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Life coaching can be shrouded in confusion.In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I chat with Megan Malone, delving into the joys and challenges of coaching. Together, we dissect why some view it sceptically and explore avenues for life coaches to reverse the negative trends and misconceptions.Megan is an International Coach Federation (ICF) …

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Peter Morton - I don’t think I’ve ever really had a map of what I’m going to do 44:28

6M ago44:28

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Does it take a lot of courage to change your career path? Peter Morton thinks it does, and it was his own boss who gave him the nudge to do so! In 2006 he left his job in IT to pursue a career in outdoor education as a freelance instructor. This led on to the creation of RedOakBushcrafts, a family run business in the Peak District. RedOakBushcrafts…

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49 | Reflections From a Decade in Music City (with Aaron Espe) 1:08:42

7M ago1:08:42

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After experiencing challenges with panic attacks, Aaron Espe figured out how to build a career that works for him. Aaron is currently a full-time songwriter based in Nashville Tennessee. In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, I chat with Aaron about songwriting, creativity, and adapting to creative adversity.I first heard his music in 2012 wh…

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Leslie Ramos Previews Her New Book on Philanthropy in the Arts 18:43

7M ago18:43

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast we're joined by Leslie Ramos, author of the new book Philanthropy in the Arts: A Game of Give and Take. First, Leslie explains why museums are in the midst of a financial crisis and how they arrived at this point. Then, she reveals to what extent the COVID pandemic exacerbated museums' financial stand…

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The Gray Market's Tim Schneider Shares His Art Market Predictions for 2024 30:53

7M ago30:53

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we're joined by Tim Schneider, the writer behind the Gray Market and the acting art market editor at The Art Newspaper. Tim shares his art market predictions for 2024, which touch on auction sales, fallout from the Israel-Hamas war, Patrick Drahi's ownership of Sotheby's, the consolidation of art fai…

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