In today’s episode of Art Opening(s) podcast we are here to pierce the veil or add a coat of paint to it–giving you an artistic perspective on this 21st century phenonmenon of the art incubator and why creative entrepreneurs might seek them out, why the gallery world might be threatened by these programs because of what they mean for creatives, makers and artists and what to look for in an art incubator if you are so inclined.

In today’s episode of Art Openings) podcast we delve into why art collecting is in crisis and what YOU can do about it; what the rise of the celebrity art collector means for us (or not). Plus we dish with a special guest, that rare and exotic species of art collector: one who isn’t a bazillionaire (!) a.k.a. an ordinary dude in the studio. A person just like you and how he found himself an art collector almost without plan and without tons of disposable income to do it with.

Money, money, money: your questions answered in the fourth and final episode of Money Month from the Art Opening(s) podcast.

Who is making money in the art world? That’s the question for this third episode of Money Month on the Art Opening(s) podcast.

As an artist are you ready to go the route of art for rent? That’s what we ask one artist, Miranda Aisley, doing just that and all the benefits and draw backs of art on loan in this second Money Month episode of the Art Opening(s) podcast.

Your art pricing guide has arrived on the first Money Month episode of the Art Opening(s) podcast. How to price your art has never been so clear as we break down all the ins and outs of pricing art.

In this episode we breakdown (metaphorically! there will be no actual killing!) one of the biggest, most mythic archetypes in all of art–the so-called artistic genius…and explain why it needs to die.

Today’s episode is all about Marfa, Texas — a contemporary art pilgrimage site and Donald Judd’s art installation opus in the desert.

Today we’re talking self-care. Why? Because everyone is talking about it. In fact, you might be sick of hearing about it. But we think we’ve got some ideas that you’ll want to know of, like ways to fight creative burnout and how to only be a suffering artist if that’s just what you’re into.

Welcome to Art Opening(s), the podcast where there are no gatekeepers, no stupid questions, and art for all. Hosted by Courtney Jordan and Samantha Sanders and sponsored by Artists Network. Today’s episode is about walking into art galleries and museums like you own the place.