If you press play, you will learn more about: the origin of my blog, my collaborative projects, my day job, why there are not more men in the mixed media community, how I initially became an artist, my foray into mail art, my passion for bookmaking, making travel journals, my upcoming book, living in New York City, my studio space, free must-see art happenings to see when visiting NYC, how to deal with the intimidation factor of art galleries, why making art expressively for publication is not always a great idea, my leap into Facebook and (soon) Twitter, why I haven't taught a workshop yet, where I see myself in 5 years, and my role in the upcoming Exquisite Corpse Festival in NYC.
You can hear the entire podcast on Rice's blog, Notes from the Voodoo Lounge.
24 comments:
I'll check out the ummm's in the AM!
awwwwwwww...
must check this out tomorrow when I have time to listen...
cheers, parsnip
a Sunday morning "must"
can't wait!
Well....mark this date in history. I just listened to my first enjoyable podcast.
WOW Seth, this is exciting. I can't wait for next week so I can listen to your podcast...! Congrats, I can't wait to hear it.
*GLUCKWUENSCH* from Germany, tj
Great interview Seth, it was lovely to hear what you actually sound like.
I'm off to make my coffee, then I'll settle in to listen. A great way to start a Saturday morning!
very cool! I'll check it out in the am tomorrow...it's hard to avoid those ummms...
FANTASTIC interview, Seth! I really enjoyed hearing about how your world. How is "Book Saturday" going? Have you been able to resist the urge to go online ;)
Just finished listening to your podcast with Rice and was totally in awe of all that you've done, are involved with and your plans for the future. Rice has such a great style of interviewing which lends itself to such a fun packed podcast of varied info. Loved the story of how you began your interest in art, your travel journal "how to" and your spirit of collaboration to add community to the "solo" act of creating art. Thanks so much for sharing all that you've revealed and I look forward to hearing more about your Exquisite corpse project, it's exhibit and of course- a future solo exhibit of your own!
Excellent podcast! I thoroughly enjoyed it.
OMGTISC!
(omg, this is so cool!)
I wish I got feedblitz alerts sooner than one or two days later!)
Go Seth!!!!!!!! Loved it.
Really looking forward to listening in, um, Seth ;)
Rice asks such great questions!
I loved the Seth Apter show!! Great interview and interviewer. Tv next?!!
Wow.Great interview!Nice to hear you.
so funny...i am on my radio show with Dana Trout Journal Spilling author right now...she mentioned you...so you can come on my show Artistically Speaking anytime!!! it is the 2nd mst popular weekly art show on Blog Talk Radio!!! can't wait to explore your blog!!!
XOXOX
I finally got some time to listen to your pod cast. I enjoyed hearing your voice and learning so much more about you! Was fun to learn that we are in the same field professionally. I'm an LMFT.
Also to learn when your book will be out! Enjoyed hearing how you got started in art! Funny how just going into one gallery, talking to one person can change a persons life is such an exciting way! So glad you did!
wonderful "interview"
lovely to "meet you" in voice Seth.
Hi Seth:
I am kind of late in posting this but I had to tell you I so enjoyed the your podcast with Rice. Very informative, giving us all an inside scoop on your thoughts and creative process.
I also enjoyed your column in Create Mixed media.
Thank you.
patq
That was a great time...listening to your podcast! Well done Seth
Just caught the podcast. You wanna grow up??? What the? LOL!
that was such a magnificent podcast, seth! thank you so very much for sharing! it's so great to finally put a voice to the face and art.
when you aren't totally busy, i can tell you how to "cheat" and make your blogs, facebook and twitter all reflect each other without you having to do a thing. ;) it will just look like you tweet regularly, and such.
Brilliant insight into an equally brilliant artist. I enjoyed every minute.
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