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Why Your Art Matters, Even When You Believe It Doesn't: The Charmed Studio Podcast
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Why Your Art Matters, Even When You Believe It Doesn't: The Charmed Studio Podcast

Ever forget why your art matters? Alaskan sculptor Olena Ellis told me a story the other day that reminded me of the power and honor of being an artist. It begins this way....

The Charmed Studio Podcast for Artists · Thea Fiore Bloom PhD, Sculptor Olena Ellis

May 26, 202110m 21s

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Show Notes

For a transcript of this show or to see Olena Ellis's powerful ceramic work go here.

Check out this humorous Charmed Studio Podcast: Letting Go of Approval: A Story for Artists That Involves Underwear.

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"100 years, all new people."

You can do this. 

 

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