Where Art & Grief Meet is an exploration of the space where the creative spirit mingles with grief, loss and adversity.
Sophia, a compulsive artist who has experienced her own fair share of adversity and grief, talks with a range of notable and passionate creatives (visual, writers, musicians, entrepreneurs) to reflect and share observations and responses to the question of how their art practice is impacted by the slings and arrows of a life, acknowledging of course that grief comes in an infinite number of shapes and forms: personal and global and everything in between.
There is no hierarchy of grief here. Loss, in this context, is viewed as an inevitable part of life and a prism through which we explore artistic practice and expression.
Sophia is interested in building a space where creatives can openly discuss their observations, their stories and the resulting strategies in order to alleviate isolation, make broader connections and create a supportive community.
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Episode 9 Tim Rogers
Tim Rogers gives his audience the impression that he's leaving nothing in reserve when he puts on a show. His authenticity and energy is something I have admired for decades. So I…
Episode 8
This episode has been a little delayed. Apologies.
Creativity is an intrinsic part of Garry Moore's expression. He has worked with a camera in hand for almost 40 years, mostly in the commerci…
Episode 7
I felt very privileged to meet Marina Strocchi and thrilled all over again when I had the chance to revisit our conversation to edit this episode.
Marina is an artist whose work I have loved …
Episode 6
It's an odd thing for me to be introducing Margo Tantau, given her veteran status in the podcasting realm, but there you have it. Margo has published over 100 episodes of the iconic Windowsi…
Episode 5.
Introducing Liz Gamberg, Seattle based multi-disciplinary creative, to the Where Art and Grief Meet universe,
In the exchange between Liz and host Sophia we discover many welcome parallels i…
Jes Reyes is a creative powerhouse: an interdisciplinary artist based in Minnesota.
Jes heard about Where Art and Grief Meet on Margo Tantau's Windowsill Chats podcast.
Jes' invaluable insights into h…
The first month of Where Art & Grief Meet is dedicated to my brother, Hector. He was a beautiful man and a truly gifted musician, with his chosen speciality being Rembetika/Smyrnaika. This audio is f…
Sharon Nullmeyer has been through the wringer and has a LOT of feelings. She exercises her artistic voice to express everything with absolutely no apologies, but she also uses art as a means of worki…
Debbi Krasey is born to make. Gently but ever so rhythmically you can hear her knitting needles clacking as we talk. Deb and I have been friends for 35 years. She is a trooper and a survivor, all th…
A prelude to the yearlong project Where Art & Grief Meet in which Sophia discusses the project and the purpose: exploring with artists how grief, loss and adversity informs their creative process.
W…