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00:00 Intro
being more on top of it in terms of really seeing that it's not just something that falls out of the sky, that you have to work really hard at it. Welcome to Advice from an Artist. Every year, Anderson Ranch invites over 130 practicing artists to teach in our summer workshops. We asked them to share a piece of advice they would give their younger selves. Here's what they said.
00:26 About Holly Roberts
I'm Holly Roberts. I'm a guest faculty artist here at Anderson Ranch. I'm an artist that combines paint and photography, and I've been coming for a long time, and just think it's a very special place.
00:40 Advice: Getting Aggressive & Being Proactive
I think what I would tell myself is to be more aggressive, to be better at managing the business part of it, not to just expect it to happen, to take more charge of networking, of understanding the business of it, of being... more on top of it in terms of really seeing that it's not just something that falls out of the sky that you have to work really hard at it. I think that's what I tell myself.
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🔍 Key Takeaways:
• Individuality Matters: Your artistic journey is uniquely yours. Tune out external voices, even those of instructors and critics, to stay authentic to your vision.
• Be Your Own Director: The most crucial voice in your creative process should be yours. Avoid letting external opinions take the director's chair in your mind.
• Trust Your Instincts: When it comes to evaluating your work, trust your instincts. Your perspective is the foundation of your art, and it should guide your creative process.
• Advice as a Bonus: While advice from mentors and instructors is valuable, remember that it's an added perspective. Your voice is equally valid in shaping your artistic expression.
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Transcript:
Intro 00:09
the first voice that you should hear when you are creating is yours. And the voice that tells you like, yeah, this work is done or this work is good, should ultimately be yours.
Don't listen to anybody but yourself 00:40
Don't listen to anybody but yourself, even your instructors, even critics, even curators, you know why you're doing this. And when you start listening to other voices, those voices ultimately find their way into your head and they become directors as you are in your creative process. And that's probably the worst thing that could happen. The first voice that you should hear when you are creating is yours. And the voice that tells you like, yeah, this work is done or this work is good, should ultimately be yours. Everyone else is ancillary. They're icing. It's a bonus effect.
Center Yourself 01:17
There is a reason that you wanted to become an artist and trust that reason. And yeah, center yourself in your creative practice. Take advice, for sure. Listen to learned, wise instructors, mentors, yes. And trust that your voice is just as valid as theirs.
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If you've ever found yourself caught in the relentless grind, missing out on the joy inherent in the creative journey, then this week's episode is just what you need. In our latest installment of 'Advice from an Artist,' we feature Guest Faculty Trey Hill. Tune in as he imparts enduring wisdom on the Art of Balancing Effort & Play.
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Video Transcript:
Teaser 00:00
Intro 00:06
Welcome to Advice from a Artist. Every year Anderson Ranch invites over 130 practicing artists to teach in our summer workshop. We asked them to share a piece of advice they would give their younger selves.
Its Worth it 00:23
I think what I might tell myself is all that hard work is worth it. And to remember that it's fun even when it's not fun. There's hard days and it doesn't seem like you're making any tracks but you're actually getting somewhere. And then amongst all that work and all that studio time, keep that feeling positive
Play Hard 00:47
but get out and have some fun. It's good to, I mean you can't work every day of the week.
There's a combination of what's the right amount of hard work and then squeeze in a little fun.
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Discover the key to unlocking your creative potential with insights from renowned photographer and Ranch faculty member Kris Graves. Join us in this week's 'Advice from an Artist' segment as he shares the essential tools he relies on to thrive in his creative process.
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The Anderson Ranch Arts Center is a non-profit organization and arts education institution located in Snowmass Village, Colorado. It offers a wide range of programs and resources to support artists, both emerging and established, in their creative endeavors. Anderson Ranch provides workshops and residencies in various visual arts disciplines, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, photography, and digital media. Anderson Ranch also hosts exhibitions, lectures, and events that promote artistic dialogue and engagement within the artistic community. To learn more, visit our website: https://www.AndersonRanch.org
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Video Transcript:
Intro 00:00
No matter where I am in the world or in the ocean, like I can be in the water, I mean, I have to have a camera wherever I am. Welcome to Advice from a Artist. Every year Anderson Ranch invites over 130 practicing artists to teach in our summer workshop. We asked them to share a piece of advice they would give their younger selves. Here's what they said. If I could go back in time and talk to myself maybe 20 years or maybe 25 years ago.
Advice to my younger self 00:29
In high school, I'd probably tell myself that, you know, I think photo will be a good option for you. It's probably the only art form that you can do by yourself. And I would say they're kind of take portraits of everybody you know and love while you can so that you can have a record of the people.
Keep your tools close 00:48
I think the one thing that's been pretty constant or consistent in my career is me always having a camera. No matter where I am in the world or in the ocean, like I can be in the water, I mean, I have to have a camera wherever I am and within 50 feet of me at all times. So that has been kind of the one thing I would say for me is the best because I know, I remember times that I don't have the camera and now, now I always have it pretty much. So always have your tool on you.
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For the past thirty years, Betsy Schneider has been on a quest to photograph the people in her life; her children, family, friends, mentors and strangers with whom she shares traits or life experiences. She often revisiting these relationships over time to capture, preserve, protect and proclaim what it is that we hold sacred. Her photographic practice could be described as ritualistic and fiercely devoted. Projects are often long-term endeavors, photographs accumulate over months and years, often resulting in hundreds of images creating meaning through repetition and time. Her recent work explores the dimensions of her own identity through photo/video portraits that explore common experiences and traits, defining herself through connections and commonalities with others.
Schneider’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is part of many notable collections. In 2011 she was named a Guggenheim Fellow and spent the following year photographing and creating videos of two hundred and fifty thirteen-year-olds, resulting in a solo exhibition that included a feature length film and a book published by Radius in 2017. Her current project forthcoming in 2023 as an exhibition, video and book The Best Girl on the Team consists of 50 interviews and portraits with people who have been the only girl on a sports team.
She holds a BA from the University of Michigan, a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and an MFA from Mills College in Oakland, California. Since 2002 to 2016 she has been on the faculty at the School of Art at Arizona State University, in 2016 she gave up tenure and relocated to the Boston Area. Since then has worked remotely for ASU where she designed, developed and currently directs one of the only full-online photography BFA programs in the country. She also teaches in person at Emerson College and has been visiting faculty at Hampshire, Harvard, MassArt and Wellesley. She is a founder of FotoFika a workshop with guests that began during the early days of the Covid Pandemic.
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LatinX Visiting Artist Lecture with Kathya Landeros
Kathya Maria Landeros is a Mexican-American photographer and educator. Influenced by her bi-cultural upbringing, her work of two decades focuses on Latinx communities and the exploration of history, migration, representation and belonging.
Her research has been supported through fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the Fulbright, and residencies at the Rayko Photo Center, the Center for Photography at Woodstock and Kala Art Institute. Her work has been exhibited nationally and is held in both private and public collections.
Prior to joining the faculty at Wellesley College in Massachusetts, she taught at public institutions of higher education in northern California and Massachusetts.
She holds a graduate degree in photography from MassArt and a dual undergraduate degree in English literature and Hispanic studies from Vassar College.
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Exploring the impact of having an Artist Community with JJ Peet | Memories from The Ranch
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Transcript:
00:00 Intro
It's like a shot of adrenaline and you just want to start working. So, I don't know, there's something about the ranch that just gives you superpowers. Since its inception in 1966, Anderson Ranch Art Center has become a hub for artistic communities. Over the years, these historic walls have become home to many stories. This is Memories from the Ranch.
00:26 This Changed The Course Of My Artistic Career
Yeah, I came to the ranch in 1998 as I took a workshop and then I came back and took another workshop the following year. And that sort of changed my trajectory, honestly. I worked with two different people and then I came as a resident in 1999. And being around the ranch, being around nature like this, being around the mountains, it changed my life.
It really, really did. And there's not much else that sort of was so impactful at a young age. And just having the freedom to be here, to be supported in what you make, to have access to the equipment, and to have access to other artists. I have friends that are still, I've known for whatever many years that is. And it's an amazing thing to be able to come back here off and on. And I've come back to teach classes. I've come back as a visiting artist.
01:21 Getting to Work
and every time I walk on campus, I immediately wanna make something. I mean, it's a sort of a strange thing. You just like, it's like a shot of adrenaline and you just wanna start working. And if we go back to the class we just taught, like that was the same sort of energy. So I don't know, there's something about the ranch that just gives you superpowers.
Pursuing Transformative Spaces with John Alleyne | Memories From The Ranch
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Transcript:
00:00 Preview
Everyone comes to this place, and they leave differently, which is almost like church in a way It's like you want to go into a church and you want to leave differently.
Intro 00:09
Since its inception in 1966, Anderson Ranch Art Center has become a hub for artistic communities. Over the years, these historic walls have become home to many stories. This is Memories from the Ranch.
00:24 Filling Your Cup
I came here feeling half-empty, to be honest. But as a result of being here for just five days, my cup is so full. I feel like I can take everything that I've learned from teaching my students, learning from them, part of those lectures and the conversations that I've had with different artists and teachers. It has been so influential to me and my practice.
00:58 Coming Full Circle
I can't stress it enough; just being here has been so fulfilling for me. And it's been full circle because I was a resident here back in 2021. So to come back as an instructor, as faculty, to teach a workshop, even though it was for five days, like it has been so inspiring just to hear conversations that I've had with my students. They feel changed. They feel...
01:26 Impact
invigorated, they feel as though that they can take what they've learned and then apply it to their practice after they leave Anderson Ranch and these walls. And it seems as though this, everyone comes to this place and they leave differently, which is almost like church in a way. It's like you want to go into a church and you want to leave differently. And so, I mean, I was raised Christian. My father's a priest. And so I look for those spaces where I can go in and leave differently and just feel fulfilled and feel like, you know, feel passionate about something. You know? And so being at Anderson Ranch, that's how I've been feeling.
Coming Full Circle with Adam Field | Memories From The Ranch
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Transcript:
00:02 Preview
I really hadn't worked out the kinks yet, and so I kind of really failed miserably in slow motion in front of a lot of my heroes, and of course, Doug Casebeer was up above looking down over my shoulder like oh.
00:18 Intro
Since its inception in 1966, Anderson Ranch Art Center has become a hub for artistic communities. Over the years, these historic walls have become home to many stories. This is Memories from the Ranch.
00:34 The Fumble
13 years ago I was here on a scholarship, taking a workshop in the ceramic studio with some of my good friends and kind of heroes in clay. And it was really great. I was able to demonstrate some of the techniques that I had learned in Korea the previous year. It felt like such a high-pressure demonstration too. You know, they were being gracious to give me that space in their workshop. I really hadn't worked out the kinks yet. And so I kind of really failed miserably in slow motion in front of a lot of my heroes. And of course, Doug Casebeer was up above looking down over my shoulder like, oh man.
01:18 Coming Full Circle
And so, coming back 13 years later and being able to teach and one of my students actually made the realization when I finished making that similar style of pot yesterday. that that was the second pot that I made in that room, in that style. And man, the emotions hit for me. I was definitely getting emotional about that, just reflecting on some of the growth that's happened in the last 13 years and just how special it is to be able to teach here at the ranch.
