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The Warrior Artist

Éadaoin Glynn

Arts

Frequency: 1 episode/38d. Total Eps: 34

The Warrior Artist podcast, interviews and insights inspire you on your creative journey. www.eadaoinglynn.com/podcast www.instagram.com/eadaoin_glynn

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Love the mistakes. You have to keep persevering before the good stuff comes out - Debbie Godsell [27]

Friday, July 12, 2024 • Duration 01:05:25

In this episode of the Warrior Artist Podcast, host Éadaoin Glynn interviews Debbie Godsell, a visual artist and art educator based in Cork. Her work is primarily lens based, but has evolved to include sculptural forms and video.

A graduate of Crawford College of Art and Design and Limerick School of Art and Design, she is a member of Cork Printmakers. In 2018, she was shortlisted for the Zurich Portrait Prize. She has won many awards and her work is in public collections, including the National Gallery of Ireland, the OPW, and the Crawford Art Gallery.

Debbie discusses:

her artistic evolution from lens-based work to printmaking the influence of her rural surroundings on her art.
her love of the unpredictability and possibilities within printmaking
the impact of her family history and environment on her work
Her interest in folklore, identity, and the colonial history of Ireland
The creative processthe challenges of balancing teaching and her art practice
Rejection
Advice and the importance of community
The importance of perseverance

See Debbie's work in her upcoming solo exhibition 'Flail' in Source Arts Centre, Tipperary, 14th September – 19th October 2024

Full show notes available here

Follow Debbie on Instagram and her website

Follow Éadaoin on Instagram and her website

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Aideen Barry - the role of the artist as rule breaker and messenger [26]

Wednesday, May 8, 2024 • Duration 54:52

In this episode of the Warrior Artist Podcast, host Éadaoin Glynn interviews Irish visual artist Aideen Barry, who shares insights into her expansive practice that includes performance, sculpture, film, text, and experimental lens-based media.

Barry discusses her personal journey to becoming an artist, the themes in her work such as domestic labor, environmental changes, and human vulnerability, and her unique approach to engaging with varied mediums. She reflects on the significance of international collaboration and how her work resonates on a global scale, touching on social and political issues.

Highlights include discussions on her projects, 'Oblivion' and 'The Song of the Bleeding Tree,' as well as her approaches to art as a form of protest and responsibility. Barry also discusses upcoming projects, her thoughts on art's role in society, and her efforts to support emerging artists and diversify representation in the art world.

00:00 Welcome to the Warrior Artist Podcast

00:12 Introducing Aideen Barry: A Visual Artist's Journey

00:48 The Early Desire to Create: Aideen's Path to Art

01:55 Exploring Artistic Mediums: A Journey Through College and Beyond

03:17 Building an International Profile: The Importance of Global Connection

06:10 Folklore and Identity: Diving into the Archives

10:26 The Bleeding Tree: A Metaphor for Environmental Awareness

13:37 Oblivion: Music as a Medium for Message

14:11 The Role of Artists in Today's World

19:26 Collaborating with Peter Gabriel: Art in Popular Culture

20:43 Klostes: A Feature Film Collaboration

27:06 The Power of Non-Verbal Communication in Art

29:31 Exposing Injustice Through Art: The National Gallery Controversy

30:22 Championing Women's Representation in Art Institutions

'The art world is watching' - Ty Clark shares his creative journey [17]

Saturday, June 17, 2023 • Duration 59:09

"The art world is slow. It is not fast. There's no ten steps to make it in the art world...Some people have two steps, some have 400 steps, some have 20 steps, some have 30 steps. The art world moves at its own pace. And at the end of the day, it's all about the work"

Ty Clark is a visual artist, film maker, sculptor and writer based in Waco, Texas. He produced an award winning film, Jump Shoot and is currently working on a documentary series. He began a Mentorship Programme in 2021, through which he has mentored 49 artists from 17 countries. He recently wrote his first novel. He has exhibited extensively and is represented in many major US cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York.

US artist Ty Clark chats to Éadaoin Glynn about:

The value placed on art in his family
Falling in love with painting
His studio
Moving from figurative drawing to abstraction
His studio practice
Spending time with his work
The importance of art learning
Developing a body of work
Working towards solo shows
Having work ready for opportunities
Being organised and Inventory management
Working with art dealers and galleries
How he uses Instagram
His mentorship programme
The importance of community for artists
Experimenting and overcoming fear
The best advice he received
His advice for artists
His approach to rejection
His documentary film and novel
His recommended books for artists include How to Be an Artist by Jerry Saltz, The War of Art by Steven Pressfield, Show Your Work by Austin Kleon, Art and Fear by Ted Orland and David Bayless and Ninth Street Women by Mary Gabriel

Ty's two person exhibition, 'Of Warm Impermanence' with Vy Ngo, runs until 22 July 2023 in Arts Center Waco, Texas.

Show notes available in the . See more of Ty's work on Instagram: @ and his website: www.tynathanclark.com.

'I want to insert myself right into the material', visual artist Orla O'Byrne shares her creative process [16]

Sunday, June 4, 2023 • Duration 01:36:03

Cork based Orla O’Byrne explores overlooked histories of sites and artefacts. She works across a variety of media and techniques such as drawing, photography and sculpture. Orla rebelled against going to art college after school, travelled and lived abroad, before having children, setting up a bakery business and eventually went to art college aged 35. She has an MA in Art & Process and a BA in Fine Art from The Crawford College of Art and Design. She is a member of the board of directors of the Backwater Artists where her studio is based. Some of her awards include The Lavit Gallery Student of the Year and the CIT Registrar’s Prize. Orla talks to Éadaoin Glynn about:

Rebelling against going to art college until she was 35
Her love of drawing
Her deep affinity with her materials
Coade stone
Maverick casting
Casting from a cast
Writing about art
Recording the Crawford Art Gallery on the cusp of change
Physical material signs of the stories contained within a building
Looking Up
Examining old glass slides used for teaching
Overwhelm
Analog processes
Her studio: time management, organisation and storage
Peeling the skin off stone
Her relationship with colour
About rejection
Advice
Upcoming exhibition with the F Project group, in Chapel Hill School of Art, Macroom about how we perceive light.

Full shows and images available in the blog.

www.orlaobyrne.com

Instagram: @orla_o_byrne

Contact Eadaoin

www.eadaoinglynn.com

Why I go early to opening nights [15]

Saturday, May 20, 2023 • Duration 20:17

I've talked about entering open calls and managing rejection in episode 6. In this episode, I talk about going to exhibition openings.

When you get a yes, when your artwork, painting or sculpture is accepted, you have to celebrate because they're so rare, those yeses...If at all possible, you have to try and go to that opening night.

Opening nights are a way of meeting other artists. I believe you have to get outside of your studio and try and connect with the art world in some way, no matter how scary it is. I'm an introvert and shy but I'm motivated to meet other artists.

In this episode, I share:

Going to my first opening night when I knew no one.
Time and days challenging for parents
Why it's worth it
Opening nights are an opportunity
My strategies for opening nights as an introvert
Why I go early
The advantages and disadvantages of going solo or with someone.
How I approach total strangers
Using the opportunity to document
Seeing your work hung with others
Be generous and share other artists on Instagram
Talking to the curator
Making connections with other artists
Making connections leads to other opportunities
Document your work in exhibition setting, at the opening and at a later date when it's quiet.

Full show notes available

Contact Éadaoin on Instagram @eadaoin_glynn and www.eadaoinglynn.com

'I had to bring the world into my house' how photographer Enda Burke got creative during lockdown [14]

Wednesday, May 3, 2023 • Duration 39:48

Galway photographer Enda Burke gave a TED Talk on creativity and has been featured in The Guardian, Rolling Stone Magazine, Forbes Magazine and The Observer. He has been shortlisted for the Sony World Photo awards , The Zurich Portrait award and Saatchi Art Visions of the Future. Recent Awards include the international Bartur Photo Prize, Profifoto “best of new Talent award” 2022 and Lens Culture Home 21’.

Enda's practice entails building elaborate sets filled with props from everyday life and with narratives played out by his family and friends . His work is saturated with vivid neon colours and it is nostalgic, kitch and humorous.

He chats to Éadaoin about:

why he loves photography
How limitations made him creative
How COVID led him to change direction
The importance of his sketchbook
His inspiration and love of colour
His favourite cameras [Fujifilm CFX50R Digital and Hasselblad 501cm medium format film]
The advantages of film and digital
His advice and tips
The importance of perseverance and self-belief
Entering submissions
Set building, planning and 'happy accidents'
Photographing family, friends and his dog
Time management
Instagram and hashtags
Upcoming exhibitions and teaching

Full show notes available.

Follow Enda on Instagram @enda35mm and www.endaburke.com

Follow Éadaoin on Instagram @eadaoin_glynn and www.eadaoinglynn.com

'My studio is in my head' Aoife Nolan shares her creative process [13]

Monday, April 24, 2023 • Duration 01:06:10

Aoife Nolan's successfully operated her own fashion business for over a decade before going to art college. Aoife describes this change like a switch, like shutting one door and opening another. In the Crawford College of Art and Design, she was awarded the RHA student access programme and her graduate show received several awards. She has exhibited in Ireland and in the Endicott College, Massachusetts in the US.

Aoife describes her work as the merging of interior and exterior landscape and her work is inspired our need for connection and for connection to the earth.

Aoife's practice includes experimental processes, such as corroding copper, making her own pigments from natural materials and harvesting rainwater.

Aoife chats to Éadaoin about:

thinking like an artist
making the decision to go to art college
the experience of art college during Covid
Her experimental processes
Natural materials
How she makes copper ink
Using seaweed as a pigment and for printing
Her creative process both outside and in the studio
Her favourite brushes
Her favourite paper
Inspiration
The best advice she received
Her advice for anyone thinking of going to art college
Her upcoming exhibition

Full show notes and images are available.

See Aoife's work on Instagram @aoife_nolan_

Contact Éadaoin on Instagram @eadaoin_glynn and www.eadaoinglynn.com

My creative time is precious - my top tools to minimise admin time [12]

Friday, April 14, 2023 • Duration 12:39

My time in the studio is my most precious resource. When you're an artist, you're self employed. You probably have a day job. Your time in the studio, your creative time is really, really precious.

There's so many things you have to do apart from the creative side. There's so much admin involved in being an artist - managing and tracking applications, submissions, sales, paintings and marketing.

In this podcast, I share my top admin tools. I'm not into perfectionism. I want to do admin as efficiently and quickly as possible. These are the tools I use every day so I can spend less time on my laptop and have more time in the studio.

Artwork Archive
Evernote
Canva
Email
iPhone
MailChimp
Excel

Go to www.artworkarchive.com/warrior for a 20% discount and to try it out for free.

Read the show notes for more detailed tips.

Contact Éadaoin on instagram @eadaoin_glynn and through her website www.eadaoinglynn.com

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