How much of making art is just navigating the things that get in the way of making art? Well, this is a podcast about that. Conversations with artists about their process: the common creative struggles, making time, making a living, balancing relationships.

Artist Anonymous Club
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How much of making art is just navigating the things that get in the way of making art? Well, this is a podcast about that. Conversations with artists about their process: the common creative struggles, making time, making a living, balancing relationships.
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Recent Episodes

February 26, 2025
AAC E26 Sarah Cleave (Gizzy Local)
<p>Nate chats with Sarah Cleave, Founder of Gizzy Local, about her mission to make creativity more accessible and inclusive through the platform. She reflects on her decision to step away from Gizzy Local, sharing how a deep conversation with her partner during the second lockdown inspired her to consider moving overseas and how that conversation sparked her desire to follow her own artistic path. Sarah also reflects on how her accidents taught her to slow down and focus on what truly matters in life. We discuss parenting and how it has led them to rethink priorities and consider the needs of others more, as well as Sarah's approach to managing screen time for her kids, and prioritising creativity. We talk about how busy, high-energy lives can limit space for calm and personal growth and lastly the importance of patience, not just with others but also with the creative process.</p>

October 28, 2024
AAC E25 Valerie Bos
<p>Nate chats with Valerie, an artist who primarily works as a painter. She shares how she discovered painting and reflects on the early years of her artistic journey. Valerie offers up advice to the young kid who aspires to be a fine artist, drawing from her own experiences. They discuss her latest body of work, recently showcased at PAULNACHE, exploring how the collection came to life and evolved over time. The conversation also delves into the creative process, including the delicate balance and intuition required to know when a painting is truly finished.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Check out Valerie on Instagram @valerie__bos</p> <p><br /></p> <p>More of her work on www.paulnache.com/valeriebos</p>

June 10, 2024
AAC E24 Ellen Taylor (Ellen Mary Photo & Film)
<p>Nate chats with Ellen, a photographer and co-owner of Zephyr. We discuss the differences between being a working photographer and an artist photographer and how she identifies herself. Ellen shares her unconventional path to studying photography and the rise of her popularity on Instagram in its early days, which led to her first photography job. We explore the progression of her photography, her evolving mindset, and the challenges of turning a passion into a profession. Ellen reflects on the feeling of creating for others and the lack of time for personal creativity, the differences between film and digital photography, and what she enjoys about each. We also discuss the feeling of envy towards others' work and the acknowledge that it's about the journey, not the destination.<br> Check out Ellen Taylor on Instagram<br> @ellenmarytaylor</p> <p>@ellenmaryphoto</p> <p>@zephyr.wainui</p> <p><br> Website</p> <p>www.ellenmarytaylor.co.nz</p>
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