Richard Hearns's guest appearances

Richard Hearns

John Dalton - gently does it . . .

Creative Insurgents: Living a Creative Life by Your Own Rules

John Wentz

Natalia Fabia

David Kassan

Felicia Forte

Ron English

Jenny Morgan

Steve Chmilar

Kyle Staver

Michael Leunig

Colin Davidson

Tamara Muller

Daryl Shute

Mike Boxhall

Sarah Stieber

Alonsa Guevara

OwlTail

I had a great chat with fellow Irishman and abstract artist Richard Hearns. Richard has been described as one of the best-kept secrets in Irish contemporary art. He is represented by galleries in New York, Paris, Beirut, San Francisco, London, and Dublin. He is collected around the world and he has had regular solo exhibitions […]

Ep 56 – Richard Hearns : The Flow Of Our True Nature

Show Notes   :55 - Melissa’s Facebook auction &amp; art sales experience (she sold 22 pieces of art)   2:45 - Cory introduces Richard Hearns and waxes sentimental about Ireland. Richard has been a full time artist since the age of 24 and has had over a dozen solo shows in Dublin and NYC.    5:10 - How Richard creates and maintains relationships with galleries. Richard has been recognized as one of the most influential artists in Ireland by various galleries and magazines. Here’s how he reacts to that.     (hint: he doesn’t like spreadsheets)   10:25 - Why Richard Chooses to have a blog. It acts as a diary, a contact tool, a marketing tool, and it’s really, really useful.    13:00 - figuring out what’s newsworthy and how to get people interested in your story   15:00 - Minnie asks why Richard decided to move to Thailand for a while, and how traveling changed his art (he got to live there and develop his work cheaply).    16:50 - printmaking. Should you sell prints of your art? How Richard is dealing with that decision right now is a great lesson for other artists. Richard &amp; Melissa give a powerful short masterclass on how to make this decision.    23:00 - How Richard has dealt with all of the critics and gallery owners heaping praise on him, and how that experience informs his art.    27:30 - Richard reads a poem that he loves by John O’Donahue. It’s called For the Artist at the Start of Day. This is easily the most moving ending to one of our podcasts so far. 

Show Notes :55 - Melissa’s Facebook auction &amp; art sales experience (she sold 22 pieces of art) 2:45 - Cory introduces Richard Hearns and waxes sentimental about Ireland. Richard has been a full time artist since the age of 24 and has had over a dozen solo shows in Dublin and NYC.  5:10 - How Richard creates and maintains relationships with galleries. Richard has been recognized as one of the most influential artists in Ireland by various galleries and magazines. Here’s how he reacts to that.   (hint: he doesn’t like spreadsheets) 10:25 - Why Richard Chooses to have a blog. It acts as a diary, a contact tool, a marketing tool, and it’s really, really useful.  13:00 - figuring out what’s newsworthy and how to get people interested in your story 15:00 - Minnie asks why Richard decided to move to Thailand for a while, and how traveling changed his art (he got to live there and develop his work cheaply).  16:50 - printmaking. Should you sell prints of your art? How Richard is dealing with that decision right now is a great lesson for other artists. Richard &amp; Melissa give a powerful short masterclass on how to make this decision.  23:00 - How Richard has dealt with all of the critics and gallery owners heaping praise on him, and how that experience informs his art.  27:30 - Richard reads a poem that he loves by John O’Donahue. It’s called For the Artist at the Start of Day. This is easily the most moving ending to one of our podcasts so far.

Blogging for Publicity for Artists with Irish Artist Richard Hearns - Creative Insurgents Episode 8