Pia Pack is an artist originally from London, England, currently residing in Los Angeles. She is the step mother to one teenage daughter and the mother to another daughter age 3, and a baby boy. Pia makes paintings about the importance of social connectivity in an age of anxiety, using a combination of abstract painting, […]
It was an absolute pleasure to host our first live panel and record this conversation with you! In August of this year I met up with 3 incredible artists and mothers, Vivian Liddell, Mandy Rogers Horton, and Jodi Hays at the Red Arrow Gallery in Nashville, TN. We set up a table right in the […]
On this episode, I interview Lauren Mckenzie Noel, an artist and mother living in Cleveland Ohio. Her vibrant work is made with a variety of mediums, and explores color as a way to consider her identity as a black and white woman. She has recently completed several projects for the city of Cleveland including a […]
Natalie Baxter explores concepts of place, identity, nostalgic americana, and gender stereotypes, predominantly through soft sculpture. Natalie’s work playfully pushes controversial issues, creating an accessible entry point for unpacking matters of tension in today’s political and social landscape. We have a great discussion about her journey as an artist- how she happened upon soft sculpture […]
In this episode I interview Beth Winterburn, an Artist/Mother living in Memphis, TN. Her paintings are characterized by their bold, gestural brush strokes and minimalist detail. She approaches her work as if it’s a problem to solve: combining and contrasting elements with and against one another to create a cohesive yet dynamic piece. Her work […]
above web image: ‘You are not a little girl anymore’ Dyana Gravina performing at Leyden Gallery for Desperate Artwives take Over This inspiring interview on the Artist/Mother podcast is with Dyana Gravina, the founder of the Procreate Project . Dyana and I chat about her commitment to art at an early age, even though her […]
