Interviews

Lance Esplund is the U.S. art critic for "Muse", the arts and leisure section of Bloomberg News. He explains what makes a great work of art.

At 86, actress Betty Lynn reminisces about her film and TV career in this interview at the Andy Griffith Museum, Mount Airy, NC.

Susan Harrell explains her photorealistic painting process. She also takes us onto the site of a train mural that's in progress.

The Cabarrus Arts Council, "Making Arrangements" exhibition features the work of 18 artists (including several of mine).

This interview takes place at a retrospective exhibition which covers 16 years of Fatimah Tuggar's digital art.

See four of my 6x6 inch oil paintings and the small work of other artists, too. All are in the 2010 Circa Gallery Tiny Art Show.

Six of my still life oil paintings and the work of other artists, too. It's all at the Center for Visual Artists Holiday Sale.

Carolina's Got Art! is a juried competition for artists in the two Carolinas. See the winning art as well as my paintings.

Carolina's Got Art! is a juried competition for artists in the two Carolinas. This video showcases the 2010 winners.

Why is a sculptor showing in Green Hill Center's, "Drawing Revisited" exhibit? It has to do with how Jim Barnhill created this piece.

Scott Betz's sculptural installation has 2, 3 and 4-D elements. The 4-D element is an online video game.

Practical tips and advice about selling your art from marketing expert and business coach, Randy Moser.

Kate Kretz works with a lot of mediums. Oil glazes, encaustic, pencil, to name a few. She shares her inspiration and techniques.

See World Trade Center steel and learn about the 9-11 Sculpture Project in this tour of metal sculptor Jim Gallucci's studio.

This video previews the work of some of the visual artists giving Artist Talks at Green Hill Center for NC Art, this summer.

Director and Chief Curator, Hank Foreman sheds light on the judging process and on how to submit art for shows.

This exhibition covers 40 years of Richard Ritter's evolution as a master of the Studio Art Glass Movement.

My painting was chosen for Dimensions 2010. At the opening. Best in Show winner, Hilda Spain-Owen revealed her secret.

This Green Hill Center's exhibit includes the sculpture of Holly Fischer. Her work is figurative and combines abstraction with realism.

"2nd Place is Don Stewart." Hey that's me! I interview two other winners who discuss their art and process.

This show features work created by artists working in collaboration. Including the Abstract that Jillian Webb and I painted together.

Potter Jim Gutsell's pieces are an American version of Japanese pottery. He explains a wood vs gas kiln and more.

I'm at Jillian Webb's studio and she shows me how to paint an abstract painting with acrylics.

I keep running into Lyndon Street Artists. This time at the Festival of Lights in Greensboro. Let's meet some of them.

Meet four of the potters at Lyndon Street Artworks, follow them as they do a firing and learn how to create pottery in the process.

The 2nd and final part of our visit with four of the potters at Lyndon Street Artworks. See the pots that were fired in Part 1.

My painting has been chosen for the Durham Art Guild's 55th Annual Juried Art Show. I interview other winners.

Phase 3 of painting a sculpture in Greensboro, NC. The clouds are finished and painting water and rocks begins.

NY Art Critic, Brice Brown comments on two of my still life paintings. He expounds on the rich tradition of the still life.

How to price artwork, view rejection and his short list of questions as a NY Art Critic are all covered in this lecture by Brice Brown.

Carolina's Got Art! is a juried competition for artists in the two Carolinas. See the winning art as well as my paintings.

Jillian Webb is, among other things, an abstract artist and painter. She discusses her abstract approach to painting,

Phase 3 of painting a sculpture in Greensboro, NC. Today they work as a team to paint fluffy clouds.

Phase 3 of painting a sculpture in Greensboro, NC. Includes a bit of commentary on talent vs practice.

Painter Erik Strom discusses and demos his casein painting technique. He also offers insights into his creative process.

Artist and painter Charlotte Strom demos her Casein painting technique and discusses her spontaneous approach to painting.

Painter Charlotte Strom talks about the heart & soul approach at Lyndon Street Artworks in Greensboro, NC.

Two paintings are on display in the CVA "Eat Me" Exhibition in Greensboro, NC. And Kathleen Kennedy is the featured artist.