Today we released part two of our interview with Erik Abel and Philip Gomez.They’re the co-founders of “All the Artists” — a platform that unites artists across disciplines, and provides access to funding.

Erik is a full-time artist with over 20 years of experience and is the creative force behind the globally recognized brand Abel Arts. His art has been exhibited internationally and he’s collaborated with brands including Patagonia and REI. abelarts.com

Philip is an entrepreneur with a background in web development, automation and operations; and has helped grow multiple ventures by blending creative thinking with scalable infrastructure.
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Join us to learn more about them, their platform and noble goal of helping all artists! https://alltheartists.com/intro

Today we released part one of our interview with Erik Abel and Philip Gomez.They’re the co-founders of “All the Artists” — a platform that unites artists across disciplines, and provides access to funding.

Erik is a full-time artist with over 20 years of experience and is the creative force behind the globally recognized brand Abel Arts. His art has been exhibited internationally and he’s collaborated with brands including Patagonia and REI. abelarts.com

Philip is an entrepreneur with a background in web development, automation and operations; and has helped grow multiple ventures by blending creative thinking with scalable infrastructure.
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Join us to learn more about them, their platform and noble goal of helping all artists! https://alltheartists.com/intro

This week on there podcast is part two of our interview with Los Angeles-based dancer, Kitty McNamee. She’s an artist, a creator and most importantly a collaborator. Her early years in LA were spent honing her craft as Artistic Director of Hysterica Dance Co., a prolific collective that redefined dance in Los Angeles. Kitty’s dance films have screened at over 50 festivals worldwide and she currently has several dance-centric documentary projects in development.

The long list of musical institutions and theaters she’s worked with include the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the LA Opera, the San Francisco Opera, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the LA Ballet and the Pasadena Playhouse.In addition to her staged works, she’s collaborated on campaigns for businesses that include Target, Mercedes Benz and Uniqlo. 

You won't want to miss Kitty’s inspiring and collaborative approach to arts entrepreneurship.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Los Angeles-based dancer, Kitty McNamee. She’s an artist, a creator and most importantly a collaborator. Her early years in LA were spent honing her craft as Artistic Director of Hysterica Dance Co., a prolific collective that redefined dance in Los Angeles. Kitty’s dance films have screened at over 50 festivals worldwide and she currently has several dance-centric documentary projects in development.

The long list of musical institutions and theaters she’s worked with include the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the LA Opera, the San Francisco Opera, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the LA Ballet and the Pasadena Playhouse.In addition to her staged works, she’s collaborated on campaigns for businesses that include Target, Mercedes Benz and Uniqlo. 

You won't want to miss Kitty’s inspiring and collaborative approach to arts entrepreneurship.

Today we released part two of our interview with Polish percussionist, Marianna Bednarska. She’s a soloist, chamber musician, orchestral musician and teacher.  

Among her many accolades, she’s performed throughout Europe and the US, and has appeared as a soloist at the Lucerne Festival, the Davos Festival and with ensembles such as the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande and the Polish Radio Orchestra 

In addition to her professional experiences, Marianna has won prizes in over two dozen music competitions, including the Geneva International Music Competition, the Swiss Young Soloists, and she was a finalist in the Polish Eurovision Young Musician of the Year in 2009. 

Tune in to hear Marianna’s creative approach to pursuing opportunities throughout her career.

Today we released part one of our interview with Polish percussionist, Marianna Bednarska. She’s a soloist, chamber musician, orchestral musician and teacher.  

Among her many accolades, she’s performed throughout Europe and the US, and has appeared as a soloist at the Lucerne Festival, the Davos Festival and with ensembles such as the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande and the Polish Radio Orchestra 

In addition to her professional experiences, Marianna has won prizes in over two dozen music competitions, including the Geneva International Music Competition, the Swiss Young Soloists, and she was a finalist in the Polish Eurovision Young Musician of the Year in 2009. 

Tune in to hear Marianna’s creative approach to pursuing opportunities throughout her career.

Today we released part two of our interview with Rich Simmons. He’s known for blending the rebellious energy of street art with the bold visuals of pop art, into his self-defined genre of Pop Punk Art.

Rich is described as a visionary, a cultural disruptor, and a dynamic communicator. His work resonates with collectors, communities and anyone who believes art can be a catalyst for change.

He’s also the founder of Art is The Cure, a mental health movement he launched in 2008, and Create Scene, a social network for creatives.

Join us to hear Rich’s empowering story—and visit his websites to see his eye-catching art!

Today we released part one of our interview with Rich Simmons. He’s known for blending the rebellious energy of street art with the bold visuals of pop art, into his self-defined genre of Pop Punk Art.

Rich is described as a visionary, a cultural disruptor, and a dynamic communicator. His work resonates with collectors, communities and anyone who believes art can be a catalyst for change.

He’s also the founder of Art is The Cure, a mental health movement he launched in 2008, and Create Scene, a social network for creatives.

Join us to hear Rich’s empowering story—and visit his websites to see his eye-catching art!

This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Italian pianist, Giuseppe Guarrera. He’s won major international awards, including prizes at the Cleveland International Piano Competition, The Rubenstein and Montreal competitions, and he’s a recent recipient of the Tabor Award at the Verbier Festival. As a performer, Giuseppe’s appeared in acclaimed concert halls throughout North America, Europe, and Asia.
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Join us to hear how Giuseppe’s staunch work ethic and collaborative approach helped him develop a thriving career.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Italian pianist, Giuseppe Guarrera. He’s won major international awards, including prizes at the Cleveland International Piano Competition, The Rubenstein and Montreal competitions, and he’s a recent recipient of the Tabor Award at the Verbier Festival. As a performer, Giuseppe’s appeared in acclaimed concert halls throughout North America, Europe, and Asia.
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Join us to hear how Giuseppe’s staunch work ethic and collaborative approach helped him develop a thriving career.