Noah Saterstrom: On Building a Sustainable Art Practice- Ep 308

Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese Wood

Antrese Wood

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4.8 • 891 Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2024

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Noah Saterstrom and Antrese Wood delve into the intersection of art, space, and personal evolution. Noah shares insights into his art practice, shedding light on how artists navigate their creative process and the challenges they face. Here are some key takeaways:

Exploring New Spaces: We discuss the impact of transitioning to a larger studio space and how it influences artistic practice.
Navigating the Art Market: Insights into the challenges of selling art in different economic climates, and the creative strategies artists employ.
Creative Process and Evolution: A deep dive into Noah's artistic journey, the evolution of his work, and how social media has transformed the way artists share and sell their art.
The Importance of Failure in Art: Noah emphasizes the role of failure in the creative process and how it drives innovation and growth.

This episode offers you a unique glimpse into the life of an artist navigating the intersections of creativity, market dynamics, and personal growth.

Full show notes on SavvyPainter.com

Connect with Noah: @NoahSats

Painting by Noah Saterstrom

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of the savvy painter podcast. This is episode
0:05.9	308 and I am super excited delighted to bring to you an interview with the artist Noah Satterstrom. I will be doing
0:16.4	interviews periodically. This is something that you all have been asking for me to
0:21.2	bring back and I am more than happy to do it. I love doing these
0:26.8	interviews so I will be doing these you know prox more or less once a month it
0:31.3	won't be the entire focus of the show but I will be
0:34.6	bringing them back periodically so this is the first one what you are about to
0:39.4	hear is a conversation with the artist Noah Satterstrom Noah is is from Mississippi.
0:45.0	Mississippi.
0:46.1	He studied art at the Glasgow School of Art and he and I have a long and winding conversation that to be honest could have gone on for several hours more.
0:59.7	He is an absolute delight to talk to, though it for sure could have gone on much longer.
1:05.5	We talk, we kick off the conversation just kind of getting to know each other a little bit, talking
1:09.9	a little bit about Argentina, and then we kind of move into conversations about the role
1:16.8	of social media with artists, how that impacts our
1:25.0	thought process about ourselves as artists.
1:30.0	And we also talk about Noah's body of work,
1:35.4	what became of Dr. Smith,
1:37.0	and his upcoming show at the Mississippi Museum of Art,
1:40.6	which starts on April 20th.
1:43.0	So if you're anywhere near the Mississippi Museum of Art
1:47.4	on April 20th, highly recommend
1:50.0	that you hop in the car and go see this exhibit. I think it's going to be amazing. I wish I could be there in person to see it.
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