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Art Juice: A podcast for artists, creatives and art lovers

How to Talk About Your Art [155]

Art Juice: A podcast for artists, creatives and art lovers

Louise Fletcher/Alice Sheridan

Arts, Visual Arts

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2022

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Talking about our work can be challenging. You might not know what to say - how to find the words to describe the feelings - or you might feel self-conscious, thinking others don't want to hear or that they may judge you. But, learning to talk about your art can open so many doors - doors to conversations, doors to sales, and doors to new realisations for yourself. Once you can tell the story of your art, others can connect with it in new ways. In this episode, we share our own experiences and offer tips and strategies to help you find the words. So whether you are sharing with friends, exhibiting in a gallery, attending an art fair, or even just writing a social media post, we hope this episode will get you started.

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Words & Pictures: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkHrVw-cDmU

Beatles Abbey Road: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiRfv6LFXYE

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Transcript

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0:00.0

So you don't have to be nervous around them.

0:03.4

It's like they're your, think of them as a potential fan club,

0:07.6

like they're a little fan club and they're there to see you

0:10.3

and you're the star of the show and you get to lead the conversation, not the other way round, but I think often we feel like,

0:18.8

oh, I'll just stand here and someone will come up to me and then I'll see what they ask me. Hello and

0:35.0

generous and humorous conversations that will feed your creative soul

0:40.0

and get you thinking with me Alice Sheridan and me Louise Fletcher.

0:47.0

Can I just say, can I just say I want to give us both a giant pat on the back for even being here. I've got a horrible cold and I feel like death. You have had a horrible week and you don't feel that great and yet here we are showing up and doing something which nobody would smack us,

1:06.6

nobody would fire us if we didn't do, but we've done it anyway, so I'm proud of us.

1:11.3

Let's just give ourselves a path on the back for that first of all.

1:15.6

Yeah we nearly postponed it we were nearly like we'll do this later and then we said actually

1:20.4

we said does it matter we'll just turn it up and and say we had a bit of a pants week so there we go we've had a bit of a pants week but

1:28.1

For Americans by the way I remember when I was living in America and I read something from the UK and it said

1:34.7

pants and I was like what on earth is that I didn't I couldn't understand the context of

1:39.5

pants yeah pants means rubbish everybody in other countries. I don't know where it came from as a kind of slang word for not a good thing. Yeah, because it's not even pant, you know, even once you get past pamps is not trousers pances underwear even though it's not really something you'd say but yeah I quite like it I've had a

2:00.8

pants week yeah just makes it feel a little bit more silly rubbish rather than...

2:07.6

Yes, it's not as depressing a word for something negative. That's why I like it. It feels a bit...

2:12.4

But rather than saying bloody

2:13.7

awful week and I'm exhausted yeah it feels nice yeah so anyway we're here

2:20.8

there you go we're having a giggle.

2:26.8

So apart from that then, we're gonna be talking a little bit about

2:32.2

words, words that we use with and around our art and partly inspired by a question but also by something that is my

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