John Bishop
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The purpose of this podcast is to create a community, a conversation, between creatives in all sorts of fields at all sorts of levels. We want to discuss what we’re learning, what we’ve experienced, and whom we’ve met in our journey of running a freelance creative company.
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A candid return built from paperwork, travel, and the stubborn labor of keeping an art project alive.
John Bishop's return episode keeps its feet on the ground. He talks through what it actually takes to keep an art practice, a production company, and a new nonprofit moving at once, with IRS paperwork, board structure, travel to Romania, and the question of whether ARIPA Art Day…
A New Year planning session that keeps the business side of art in focus.
John Bishop spends a New Year planning trip to Austin thinking through how to keep an art business moving. The episode stays close to the work itself: setting goals, opening a new Romanian company, and making sure marketing, sales, productivity, and professional development all…
A candid studio reset about planning, labor, and accepting imperfect priorities.
John Bishop Fine Art treats the new year as a reset for a small art business, moving from a solo show for Bogdan at Silver Street Studios into the messier work of keeping everything else in motion.
Plainspoken art-business talk built around a rough market day and the choice to keep going.
John Bishop keeps this one grounded in the hard part of making art pay. He talks through the first outdoor art market, the weak sales, the thin crowd, the missing contacts, and even the parking fee that turned a "free" festival into a $5 errand.
Art historian Tamar Avishai interviews critics, curators, and writers about single paintings and ideas.
Jennifer Dasal narrates art history's overlooked lives, from Picasso's police file to Rauschenberg and Twombly's romance.
Russell Tovey and Robert Diament interview artists about their materials, biography, and process.
Cinematographer Roger Deakins and James Deakins interview film crew about the craft behind specific shots.
Robert Bound interviews artists and reviews new film, book, and music releases with critics.
Sound art from places, recordings, and memory.
John Bishop describes opening ARIPA Arte, a nonprofit intended to support Romanian artists and improve recognition of Romanian art.
The speaker discusses creating earrings for their art business and joining the Professional Artist Association for coaching and education to improve business strategies.
This episode explores how art collections reflect personal values, memories, and growth, aiming to help collectors connect deeply with art beyond trends and pricing.
This episode segment explores the deeper motivations behind art collecting, emphasizing that it starts with a pause and recognition rather than purchases, and aims to uncover the personal reasons that drive this practice.
The host discusses being invited to a podcast, feeling intimidated by accomplished guests, and emphasizing the importance of seizing opportunities in the art business.
John Bishop discusses his abstract art process and announces his involvement in an online accelerator program for artists to help with business strategies.
John Bishop discusses preparations for the upcoming Comet Palooza event in Houston, including creating art for anime and manga fans, and shares updates on pending medical procedures.
An artist discusses creating work in thematic series for exhibitions while currently experimenting with a textured collage using recycled clothing to address textile pollution.
John Bishop discusses his upcoming 28-day art residency in Superior, Arizona with Art 145, focusing on preparations and expectations for the experience.
John Bishop found 219 journalists clicked the first press release, prompting a targeted second release.
John Bishop opens with a report from the first outdoor art market he and Bogdan tried, and it was a rough one.
John Bishop describes preparing 22 new paintings for a month-long solo show at Silver Street Studios in Houston, with only a week and a half remaining.
John Bishop discusses building an art collection after PR specialist Harold Nichol points out that John Bishop Fine Art’s content mainly addresses artists rather than collectors.
John Bishop returns to his podcast after a hiatus to share updates on his multifaceted art career.
John Bishop discusses starting the new year with business planning, including expanding into Romania and launching a non-profit called Ariparte to support Romanian artists.
John Bishop discusses managing his art business in the new year, including hosting Bogdan's solo show, joining an incubator program, and setting aggressive goals.