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  • Why Old Masters Matter to Artists II
    2025/04/22
    Why Old Masters Matter to Artists II: Leonardo da Vinci & the Power of Observation In Episode 94 of Art Talk, we dive deep into the timeless art of observation—through the eyes of one of history’s greatest minds: Leonardo da Vinci. This episode explores how Da Vinci’s approach to seeing the world can radically transform your own creative process. In an age of instant gratification and visual overload, learning to slow down and truly observe is more powerful—and more necessary—than ever. We’ll unpack how Leonardo’s method of deep observation shaped his art, and how modern artists can apply these same principles to create more intentional, meaningful work. This conversation invites you to ask better questions, see beyond the surface, and move past merely copying what’s in front of you. Notebooks Leonardo Da Vinci Watch on YouTube Contact Me Support Art Talk on Patreon
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    7 分
  • Why Old Masters Matter to Artists Today
    2025/04/03
    Episode 93 of Art Talk is the start of a short series where I talk about why old masters matter to artists today. In this episode I briefly discus why they matter, what you can learn from them, why they were great and how they are our silent mentors. If you as artist are struggling with colour, I have a great colour course available at https://onlineartseducation.co.uk/course/colour-for-artists/ YouTube FaceBook Instagram Art Talk Instagram KarinMerxFineart Patreon to Support Art Talkhttps://patreon.com/karinsarttalk
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    8 分
  • The Art of World Building
    2025/03/04
    In Episode 92 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Elizabeth Amisu about the Art of World Building. Elizabeth is the author of the Sacerdos Series, books that inhibit the worlds she created, with characters who have special gifts. https://elizabethamisu.com https://elizabethamisu.com/shop/ https://instagram.com/elizawriter https://www.facebook.com/elizabeth.amisu https://patreon.com/elizawriter https://bsky.app/profile/elizawriter.bsky.social Contact Karin
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    44 分
  • What Art Evokes in our Brain
    2025/02/25
    In Episode 91 of Art Talk, I discuss wat art evokes in our brain. Based on Neurological research in the Mauritshuis in the Netherlands, art electrifies the Brain. This of course is goed news for artists who paint. Looking at real art stimulates the brain on multiple levels. It sparks excitement, ignites the imagination, and compels deep thought. The emotional response to authentic paintings was ten times stronger than to their reproductions. Let that sink in. What art evokes in our brains is ten times stronger. https://mauritshuis.nl https://karinmerx.com/contact https://patreon.com/karinsarttalk
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    1 時間 7 分
  • A Conversation With Agnes Gomori
    2024/12/31
    Episode 90 is the last of this year 2024 and I have a conversation with Agnes Gomori about art and spirituality and how we as artists adapt that in our art as well as experience it to create specific art. For each of us it works differently but we both know that everything is energy and that, when we visited Tate Modern together in June, both tired, our energy uplifted us, giving energy. This will, however, be slightly different than usual, we truly have a conversation about what spirituality means to us and how it plays into our lives and art. Meaning, I am not asking Agnes specific questions alone, she also asks me, which is a fun experiment. Website Agnes Instagram Agnes Facebook Agnes Contact me
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    1 時間 7 分
  • A Conversation With Louise Fowler
    2024/11/12
    This is episode 89 of Art Talk, and today I have a conversation with Louise Fowler. Louise is an oil painter based in Cornwall, she is also a musician. Website Louise Fowler Instagram Louise Fowler FaceBook Louise Fowler Contact Me Support Art Talk on Patreon
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    49 分
  • A conversation with Anikó Boda
    2024/10/09
    This is episode 88 of Art Talk. After a long hiatus I am back with a conversation with Anikó Boda. Anikó Boda is a painter of imaginary realism, thinker and storyteller. She initially studied medicine before she dived into art and studied in New York The Art Student league, the school of Visual Arts, then The Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts master, and the Schatz Studio. Website Instagram Facebook Contact Me Patreon
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    1 時間 2 分
  • A Conversation with Shirley-Ann O’Neill
    2024/04/30
    In episode 87 of Art Talk, I had the pleasure of having a conversation with Shirley-Ann O’Neil, director of the VAA (Visual Artists Association)After their book Good Art Doesn’t Sell Itself (which I highly recommend), they have now written a book about Securing Representation: Galleries, Agents & Artists. The book is divided in sections with very valuable information from industry experts, the do’s and don'ts tips and summaries. It is a true guide for the professional artist. Buy the book at Amazon Buy the book via the VAA Support Art Talk Contact Me
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    50 分