The Business of Art

There’s a reason the term ”starving artist” is so ubiquitous: estimates say less than 10% of artists earn a full time income from their art. Yet art of all kinds is universally revered, and the top artists of every form reach international fame and immense financial freedom. So what about the 90% of artists who struggle to get paid what they’re worth? The Business of Art is food for the starving artist, as we interview artists across the professional and artistic spectrum about their journey in pursuing their craft, whether it’s as a professional or not.

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Episodes

4 days ago

There's nothing like having one of your best friends on to make for a smooth, easy conversation. 
And wouldn't you know it, Maggie Bavolack spares no expense when it comes to dishing out the details of her time working for Radio Disney, what it was like being at the beginning of a Theatre start-up (that eventually became a crowd and critic-pleaser), and the importance of knowing WHY you do what you do, instead of always focusing on the WHAT. 

Episode 6: Juliette Oliva

Wednesday Jun 19, 2024

Wednesday Jun 19, 2024

Juliette is the sun...of Pixelstrike Creative, a Branding and Digital Media company creating beautiful logos and websites, and helping bring out the best in every company.
We discuss the difference between Art and Design, what it's like running a business with a business partner, and all of Juliette's many other creative skills.

Episode 5: Austin Lewis

Wednesday Jun 05, 2024

Wednesday Jun 05, 2024

Austin Lewis is the first fellow filmmaker to be on the pod! 
Austin has an MFA in Filmmaking from Maryland Institute College of Art, he's already completed TWO feature films, and he's just getting started. 
Hear about film festival culture, laurel farms, and Austin's journey through the independent filmmaking world.

Episode 4: Jim Ivins

Wednesday May 22, 2024

Wednesday May 22, 2024

Is it redundant to say nostalgia is back? For Jim Ivins, it doesn't matter, because his nostalgia rock band The Fan is crushing it either way. J
im is a songwriter, producer, session musician and vocalist. He's worked in some of the most successful studios and played on the some of the biggest stages in Nashville, and now he's bringing his tremendous talent back home to Richmond.
Jim was also a part of the first American band to play in Sudan...on Episode 4, Jim regales us with this incredible story and a lot more.

Episode 3: Laine Satterfield

Wednesday May 08, 2024

Wednesday May 08, 2024

Laine is an artist, educator, and most importantly, a long time friend. We discuss the ways Cadence Theatre has made an impact on the Richmond Community, Laine's journey from Ballet Dancer to Theatre Artist and Educator, and ideas for how theaters can continue to thrive in an increasingly digital world.

Episode 2: Nathaniel Shaw

Wednesday Apr 24, 2024

Wednesday Apr 24, 2024

Nathaniel's journey to Producing Artistic Director for The Firehouse Theatre has been exciting, but not without its ups and downs. Nathaniel discusses what it's like running a non-profit theatre - past, present, and future.

Episode 1: Ali Foley Shenk

Wednesday Apr 17, 2024

Wednesday Apr 17, 2024

Ali is more than a triple threat - she can basically play any instrument you put in front of her. The crazy thing is: prior to the age of 30, she had only ever played one.

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