Art school. MFAs. The academic system. I was just chatting with Robyn about it. About how a friend of mine just got hired as a sculpture professor though they are a photographer..... but they are alumni. I have some frustration about this. Over the years I have been parallel on my path to friends who chose the academic route for their artist journey. I have cultivated my curiosity about the differences in our paths, believing that there are many ways to be an artist (human really). I have come to see the systems in the art world, academia being a big one- as doing something other than art. I think artists survive within and throughout the systems but that it breeds other creatures as well. Anyhow. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Here's a blog article featuring my work from a few years back.

Basically the apex of my existence thus far. Hope it’s ok to share here, I am immensely, immensely proud (and immensely, immensely exhausted!). I have big feelings I can’t name and I can’t stop crying! Even this last year has been inordinately challenging and to still have achieved this is taking a lot of processing. (My phone’s camera likes to be “helpful” so the temperatures are all over, but I hope you can get the gist of it.)

I've heard this from a few of you lately. Please come to creativity club and let's see what's going on. That's what creative coaching is for.

is now up in the classroom. Great meeting today! We spoke of working with galleries, why some paintings that we don't really care about get attention and what to make of it, and more! Thanks to every member who attended. Your energy is essential in creating this space and community.

And mark your calendars for our first live workshop June 18th! If you want club reminders texted to you one hour prior to the meetings go sign up for alerts in the first lesson in our classroom. https://www.skool.com/creative-coaching-5506/classroom/3dd20e69?md=dc7312fba92b4f4eb327ce97bad36e14