How to Talk About Your Art Without Feeling Awkward

Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese Wood

Antrese Wood

Artinterviews, Fineart, Pleinair, Cityscapes, Arts, Painting, Antrese, Self-improvement, Education, Interviews, Oilpainting, Artmarketing, Culture, Landscapepainting, Art, Artistinterviews, Businessofart, Howtosellart, Visual Arts

4.8 • 891 Ratings

🗓️ 20 February 2025

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Do you ever feel anxious or freeze up when someone asks about your work? You want people to see and love your art, but talking about it can feel overwhelming. And if you struggle to talk about your art, you might miss opportunities to connect with potential buyers. In this episode of The Savvy Painter Podcast, we’re diving into why learning to talk about your art is so important. I’ll share how your words can shape the way collectors experience your work, what it really costs to stay silent, ...

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0:00.0	You're listening to The Savvy Painter Podcast episode number 337.
0:10.0	Hello, my friend.
0:11.0	Welcome to another episode of the Savvy Painter podcast.
0:14.1	I am your host, Antrease Wood.
0:16.8	If you've been listening for a while, welcome back.
0:18.8	And if you're new here, I am so glad you found the podcast. Savvy Painter is the podcast for artists who want practical tactical tips to create a meaningful art practice that is both fulfilling and supports you.
0:33.3	So today I wanted to talk about something that I noticed has been showing up a lot in
0:38.0	growth studio lately. And I wanted to talk about it here on the podcast because I'm not just
0:44.8	seeing it there. I'm seeing it with my private coaching clients and I'm also seeing it in
0:50.9	the Savvy Painter community. You know, when I lived in Los Angeles, I used to show my work at this place called
0:57.8	The Brewery.
0:58.8	The brewery is, to me, it's this magical place.
1:02.2	It is so cool.
1:03.4	It is an artist colony that oddly used to be a brewery.
1:07.4	So that's why they called the brewery.
1:08.6	But it's this huge space near downtown
1:11.0	Los Angeles that is filled with artists. And twice a year, they would open it up to the public
1:18.7	for open studio tours. And I had a friend of mine who lived there. And since he was not an artist,
1:25.4	I got to take over his space twice a year and use it for these open studio events.
1:30.2	So it was super, super fun.
1:32.5	Two weekends out of the year, thousands of people would flood the brewery.
1:37.5	And if you are wanting to get your workout in front of people, it's an incredible opportunity.
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