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The Motherhood Report by Ann Landi

12/4/2018

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https://vasari21.com/the-motherhood-report/
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How to Be an Artist33 rules to take you from clueless amateur to generational talent (or at least help you live life a little more creatively). By Jerry Saltz

12/1/2018

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https://www.vulture.com/2018/11/jerry-saltz-how-to-be-an-artist.html
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Kerry James Marshall says he is done making public art work

11/9/2018

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From the Chicago Tribune. 
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The Languages of All-Women Exhibitions

9/25/2018

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by Lindsay Preston Zappas
http://contemporaryartreview.la/the-languages-of-all-women-exhibitions/​ 
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"I could do that."

9/20/2018

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9 Things You Should Give Up to Be a Successful Artist

8/17/2018

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 From Artwork Archive
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Julia Couzens

8/13/2018

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Advice from VoyageMIA

Artists face many challenges, but what do you feel is the most pressing among them?
Earning a living from the sale of work is hugely difficult. Success as an artist cannot be measured in economic terms. Too many worthy artists work in relative obscurity and support themselves by other means. Art is an inexplicable force that comes from the center of the earth. It has nothing to do with the worldly concerns of sustaining a career. Nevertheless, the biggest challenge an artist may face is sustaining the quality of will to work over the span of a lifetime — to stay working in the face of parades and recognition that may pass them by. Some artists choose to only work on the work and some artists choose to strategize a career. It’s possible to do both. But the primary relationship must be to the work itself. Follow the work, follow the work, follow the work … and help other artists, for success raises all boats.
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Advice from UC Berkeley MFA Alumni

8/8/2018

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1DOFVADCHo
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Yves Klein

8/2/2018

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from The Supermodel and the Brillo Box by Don Thompson
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Words of Wisdom from Agnes Martin

7/20/2018

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