Serving Vision and Mastering Technique through Patience, Courage and Honesty- Hedda Sterne

Just Make Art

Unlock the mysteries of artistic mastery with us, as we celebrate the remarkable Hedda Stern, who brought a revolution to the New York Art School and abstract expressionism. This episode is a treasure chest of insights, drawing from the profound connections between Stern's innovative use of commercial spray paint and her influence on art's major movements. Ty and Nathan bring to light the intertwining of technique, vision, and integrity in creating impactful art, reflecting on the patience and courage necessary to make lasting marks on the canvas of history, and how these virtues are essential to the artist's journey.
Embark on a philosophical voyage as they explore the essence of mastery in art, looking through the lens of Michelangelo's work ethic and the role of technique as the bridge between vision and expression. Hear the artists dissect the character-building power of artistic practice and how it enriches our understanding of humanity. They also navigate the choppy waters of integrity in art, contemplating the courage required to commit to growth and truth rather than settling for superficial aesthetics. Through their engaging discourse, Ty and Nathan affirm the importance of continuous evolution in honing one's artistic vision while also discussing quotes from Helen Frankenthaler, Julia Child, Oscar Wilde, Maya Angelou and Picasso.
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Chapters

1. Discussion on Artist and Quote-Semiticvirtues (00:00:11)

2. Mastery, Technique, Virtue in Art (00:12:02)

3. Art, Courage, and Honesty (00:18:48)

4. Finding Your Artistic Technique (00:29:24)

5. Make Art and Join Us (00:36:18)