Arterial
By Arterial, Inc.
Categories: Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts
Arterial amplifies art. Arterial is the eponymous podcast of Arterial, the non-profit that helps artists tell their stories.
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Recent episodes
- The Heartbeat of Culture Is Art: Arterial
Art is the heartbeat of culture. In this trailer, host Scott Power makes the case that art feeds the soul and people like you, who appreciate arts and culture, are underserved and underrepresented in today's massive media landscape. Future episodes of Arterial will aim to tell artists stories…
- Supporting Local Artists: Fractured Atlas’ Theresa Hubbard on ‘Arthouse,’ Fiscal Sponsorship, and Affordable Art - Not Real Art
Theresa Hubbard, the powerhouse CEO of Fractured Atlas, joins NOT REAL ART this week for a lively chat about collaborating on the Arthouse project, an unscripted TV show that aims to connect real people with real artists to buy original art without breaking the bank. During our conversation…
- ‘Arthouse’: Breaking Down Barriers to Art With TV Director Laura Patterson - Not Real Art
Art has an extraordinary ability to connect people, and director Laura Patterson is on a mission to make it accessible to everyone through her groundbreaking new project, Arthouse. This unscripted TV show allows real people to meet real artists and acquire art without breaking the bank…
- Nominate Your Favorite Artist or City for the ‘Arthouse’ TV Series - Not Real Art
What if an artist-focused TV series filmed an episode in your hometown? Which artist would you want to meet? Who would you recommend?Now, art lovers will have the chance to nominate an artist or city of their choice for Arthouse, a groundbreaking TV series that promises to bridge the gap between…
- ‘Arthouse’ TV: Chicago Artist Linc Thelen on Bridging the Gap Between Creatives and Communities - Not Real Art
In today’s episode, we shine a spotlight on Linc Thelen, a Chicago-based artist who plays a key role in Arthouse, an unscripted home design television show. Produced by Crewest Studio and supported by the nonprofit Arterial, NOT REAL ART’s fiscal sponsor, Arthouse aims to bridge the gap between…
- Reimagining Art for Your Home: Carmen Acosta on the ‘Arthouse’ TV Series - Not Real Art
In today’s episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Carmen Acosta, also known as Jane Dope, back to the podcast. The experienced LA artist and curator will soon assume her new role as host of the unscripted home design television show “Arthouse.” Produced by Crewest Studio and supported by the nonprofit…
- ConCreates: How Ex-Cons Built a Successful Creative Agency - Not Real Art
In this week’s episode, host Scott “Sourdough” Power welcomes Vincent Bragg and Joe Michael Nickson, the co-founders of ConCreates, a creative agency that elevates the talents of individuals with criminal backgrounds. Vincent and Joe, both former inmates who met in prison, tell us how their lived…
- How ‘Arthouse’ Makes Original Artwork Accessible to Everyone - Not Real Art
Forget the sales gimmicks—“Arthouse” is here to support artists sidelined by the traditional gallery model. In today's episode, our host, Scott “Sourdough” Power, founder of nonprofit media platform Arterial, discusses the concept behind “Arthouse,” an innovative TV series currently in…
- Filmmaker Badir McClearly Unveils the Depths of Public Art in Season Two of ‘Remote’ - Not Real Art
Public art in America transforms ordinary streets into extraordinary canvases for everyone to enjoy. Today, we welcome back filmmaker Badir McCleary for a sneak peek into Remote, his documentary series on contemporary public art. In this episode, Badir gives our host, Scott “Sourdough” Power, the…
- Animating the Human Spirit: Insights From Emmy Winner Bob Boyle on Community and Creativity - Not Real Art
What happens when the worlds of animation and fine art collide? This week on the NOT REAL ART podcast, host Scott "Sourdough" Power sits down with the talented Bob Boyle, an Emmy Award-winning animation creator whose work spans Disney to Netflix. In today’s episode, Bob dives into the fascinating…
- Mark Brickey: From Punk Rocker to Podcaster to Disneyland Expert - Not Real Art
In our fast-paced world, staying ahead creatively means rolling with the punches. This week on the podcast, host Scott Sourdough Power, founder of NOT REAL ART, talks with Mark Brickey, host of the acclaimed arts podcast Adventures in Design. Mark, who started as a musician, has made a name for…
- Emmy Winner Shannon Malone-deBenedictis on Transforming the Media Landscape and Empowering Creatives - Not Real Art
What happens when a two-time Emmy Award-winning television executive decides to flip the script on her career? In this episode of the NOT REAL ART podcast, host Scott "Sourdough" Power uncovers the remarkable story of Shannon Malone-deBenedictis—a creative entrepreneur transforming the media…
- From Creation to Preservation: The Artist's Guide to Archiving - Not Real Art
Every brushstroke, every note, every pixel—what if your artwork could live forever? In this episode, you’ll discover why archiving your work isn’t just about saving files—it’s about preserving your legacy. Join host Scott "Sourdough" Power as he highlights the critical role of preserving artistic…
- Casey Fletcher: Our 2024 NOT REAL ART Grant Recipient - Not Real Art
This week, the NOT REAL ART podcast features Casey Fletcher, a grant recipient whose exploration of identity, faith, and artistic expression is both personal and provocative. As a biracial artist raised in a family committed to the Salvation Army, Fletcher's work reflects his own experiences while…
- Art in Peril: Consequences of Climate Change on the Creative Sector - Not Real Art
In this episode, you’ll learn about an incredibly relevant topic: the connection between art, creativity, and climate change.Today, host Scott “Sourdough” Power highlights the staggering impact of recent climate disasters on creative communities in Los Angeles and Asheville, North Carolina. When…
- Unveiling First Fridays: A Deep Dive Into NOT REAL ART’s 2025 Exhibition Calendar - Not Real Art
This episode is your guidebook to our 2025 First Friday Exhibition series. Today, NOT REAL ART Editor-in-Chief Morgan Laurens joins the podcast to share the first half of this year’s exhibition schedule, beginning with January's exploration of figurative art, Out of Body: New Narratives in…
- Spreading Eco-Awareness: Danielle O'Malley Explores the Intersection of Art, Environment, and Community - Not Real Art
Creativity can be a powerful tool for spreading eco-awareness. As the climate crisis worsens, today’s guest, sustainable sculptor and NOT REAL ART grant winner Danielle O’Malley, joins us to discuss the intersection of art and environmental awareness and how communities can work together to stem…
- Holiday Cheer: Embracing the Timeless Gift of Friendship and Creative Connections - Not Real Art
It’s often said that no friendship is an accident. In this special holiday episode, our final one for 2024, hosts Scott “Sourdough” Power and Man One reflect on the enduring bond they've cultivated over the years. Their ability to weather life's many ups and downs is a testament to their strong…
- ‘Christmas in L.A’: Behind the Music Video - Not Real Art
While Christmas in Los Angeles brings sunshine instead of snowflakes, Angelinos can still enjoy holiday festivities—particularly the music. In today’s podcast episode, graffiti artist Man One and filmmaker VONJAKO join host Scott “Sourdough” Power to discuss the creative journey behind the music…
- Frame by Frame: Visual Storytelling With Stop-Motion Animator Jessie Rodriguez - Not Real Art
What motivates an artist to choose one of the most painstaking visual storytelling methods available? In today’s podcast episode, host Scott “Sourdough” Power sits down with 2024 NOT REAL ART grant winner Jessie Rodriguez to discuss the meticulous craftsmanship behind her stop-motion movies. The…
- Alison Hiltner: Innovation, Installation Art, and Sci-Fi Cinema - Not Real Art
What if art could unlock the mysteries of science and reveal the hidden connections between technology, nature, and the human experience? In today’s podcast episode, host and NOT REAL ART founder Scott “Sourdough” Power sits down with Alison Hiltner, a visual artist based in Minneapolis and the…
- DesignerCon 2024 Hits the Jackpot: Founder Ben Goretsky Brings Art and Collectibles to Sin CityDesignerCon 2024 Hits the Jackpot: Ben Goretsky Brings Art & Collectibles to Sin City - Not Real Art
They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but some secrets are too juicy to remain buried in the neon glow of the Strip. In today’s podcast episode, we dive into the exciting world of DesignerCon as it transitions from Anaheim to Las Vegas, where the art world is about to collide with the…
- Rebuilding Asheville After Hurricane Helene - Not Real Art
How can Asheville’s artists rebuild after Hurricane Helene? In this heartfelt episode, host and NOT REAL ART founder Scott “Sourdough” Power sheds light on the creative community in Asheville, North Carolina, in the aftermath of the tropical storm. With over 300 artists displaced and studios…
- Photographer Michael Freas: Resilience in Asheville After Hurricane Helene - Not Real Art
When natural disasters strike, they don’t just destroy homes; they can devastate entire communities, livelihoods, and creative legacies. In this special edition of Art World Horror Stories, Asheville-based photographer Michael Freas shares the harrowing tale of Hurricane Helene’s destruction…
- Robbie Conal and Karen Fiorito: How Political Art Fuels Activism - Not Real Art
Art has the power to disrupt the status quo, challenge authority, and ignite social change. Just ask today’s guests, whose provocative artworks have sparked conversation in the political realm for decades. In today's episode, we welcome legendary provocateur Robbie Conal and activist artist Karen…
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