Hey there it's Antrice and welcome to another episode of the Savvy Painter

podcast. Every other Thursday I bring you conversations with artists and

tips to help you on the easel and in the studio.

If you want to take your practice to the next level, check out the new webinar tutorial series at savvy painter.com.

Coming up in June, I'll be adding more

and I will be teaching tutorials on color mixing and materials.

When I teach webinar tutorials, they are free for Gross Studio essential members.

Gross Studio is an ongoing paid membership program where we put into practice and go deeper into painting techniques,

artist mindset, and maintaining a thriving studio practice.

More of what you get on the podcast and more access to me.

It's been a while since I've opened Growth Studio up for enrollment and

next week I'm opening the doors again. Growth Studio is the only place you get

continual direct access to me in our monthly office hours

and private critique sessions. It's a fabulous community of hardworking artists so I

hope you'll join us. This week on the podcast I am delighted to share a conversation

with Max Ginsburg. Max Ginsburg has won numerous awards for his paintings of contemporary issues and social justice.

He believes realism is truth and truth is beauty.

In this wide-ranging conversation, we talk about the influence his father Abraham Ginsburg had on his ideals and his painting.

Max shares how his passion for justice has informed his painting and career.

And just a quick note about this conversation Max and I spoke at the end of 2019.

That was before the COVID-19 crisis.

Kind of wonder if we're all going to just start to referring to that as the before times, but we had no idea what

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