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Show Notes
Risk. Some painters want it in their toolbox while others are terrified by it. But nearly every painter will tell you that you need it in order to move forward in your practice.
It might be using a new material, drastically altering the composition of a nearly completed painting or creating a completely different body of work to what had previously been commercially successful and critically acclaimed. Any way you look at it, you’re leaving yourself open to the possibility of failure, disappointment and probably the most painful of all – ridicule.
So whether we call it risk, chance, letting go of control or just leaving yourself open to mistakes, it all amounts to a greater openness to creativity. Taking the leap and seeing what happens.
In this episode I bring together clips from eight previous guests about what risk means to them – and how they use it.
See below for a list of the artists together with links to the full podcast conversation and YouTube video
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Vanessa Stockard Podcast | YouTube
Paul Ryan Podcast | YouTube
Guy Warren Podcast | YouTube
Julian Meagher Podcast | YouTube
Ken Done Podcast | YouTube
Juliet Holmes a Court Podcast | YouTube
Tim Maguire Podcast | YouTube
Joe Furlonger Podcast | YouTube
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More from Talking with Painters
It was great to catch up with Denise Mimmocchi, Senior Curator of Australian Art of the Art Gallery of NSW, to talk about the exhibition Nolan: Origins which opened on the weekend.
Watch a 2 minute highlights video of this episode on the YouTube channel here
Watch a short highlights video of this episode on the TWP YouTube channel
Watch highlights from this conversation on the Talking with Painters YouTube channel
A highlights video from this episode will also be coming soon to the Talking with Painters YouTube channel