The Art Elevator

Current Art Collecting Trends with Katie Halligan of John Moran Auctioneers

🎙 Episode Summary: In this episode we speak with Katie Halligan, Director of Fine Art at John Moran Auctioneers. With more than 25 years of experience in the art world,

The Art of Dispersal & Legacy with Jason Roske

Becoming A Photographer - with Emily McCulliss

In this episode of The Art Elevator, host Larissa Wild sits down with Emily McCulliss to explore a creative path shaped by curiosity, science, and lived experience. With

The Legacy of Value with Alvah Beander

🎙 Episode Summary: In this powerful episode, internationally recognized appraiser and thought leader Alvah Beander returns to The Art Elevator to discuss how families ca

Insights on Collecting with Dr. Smith & Dr. Imafidon

Today we are delighted to welcome Dr. Erin Smith and Dr. Timothy Imafidon Jr, passionate art collectors and owners of Goldsboro Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics. Or

Appraising African Fashion with Makeba Boateng

Podcast Show Notes Makeba Boateng is a cultural strategist and the founder of Fashion Forum Africa, dedicated to preserving and promoting Ghana's rich textile heritage

Getting Artsy with Lucy Wolter from Artsy.net

Podcast Show Notes: In this episode of The Art Elevator Podcast, we are joined by Lucy Walter, Head of Small Business Partnerships at Artsy, the world's largest online

Accessing Your Creativity 5

In this special Winter Solstice episode, recorded while basking in a welcome sunbeam, Sarah Reeder reflects on the transformative power of creativity and its role in shap

Absolutely Inspired with Kelsey Rose

Join us as we dive into the world of Kelsey Rose Williams, a design scholar, historian, photographer, and American living in France. With a passion for modern architectur

Tanzy Ward on Preserving Black Material Culture

In this episode we speak with returning guest Tanzy Ward, who is a scholar, book author, educator, antique jewelry dealer, & historic preservationist. Her book publicatio

Toad Atelier on Midcentury Modern Collecting

In this episode of The Art Elevator Podcast, Sarah Reeder and Larissa Wild speak with Vanessa and Alexander Wendl of Toad Atelier on their exhibition at Larissa Wild Fine

Planning for Provenance with Aubrey Catrone

In this episode, Aubrey Catrone explains the importance of provenance, defining it as the history of ownership of an art object from its creation to the present day. She

Creative Belonging

In this episode, Brooke Kuhnhusen shares her evolving understanding of creativity, initially seeing herself as a psychologist engaging in art, but now embracing her ident

Curating Legacies: How Artifcts Chronicles Your Collections

Welcome back to the Art Elevator podcast! Today, we delve into the world of Artifcts with co-founders Heather Nickerson and Ellen Goodwin. Heather, CEO, shares her heartf

Accessing Your Creativity - Week 4

Sarah Reeder riffs today about how we forget that there is an inner transformation that happens within us when we express ourselves creatively, that can be very, very pos

Accessing Your Creativity - Week 3

Creativity belongs to humanity - it's innate in all of us. Activating that creativity is a gift not only to yourself, but an inspiration to others around you. Join Sarah

Accessing Your Creativity - Week 2

Creativity belongs to humanity - it's innate in all of us. Activating that creativity is a gift not only to yourself, but an inspiration to others around you. Join us in

Accessing Your Creativity - Week 1

Creativity belongs to humanity - it's innate in all of us. Activating that creativity is a gift not only to yourself, but an inspiration to others around you. Join us in

Managing Artist's Estates - Part 2

We hear over and over in the news about issues surrounding the estates of artists and how family members or caretakers are having control over the artwork and sales. Ther

Managing Artist's Estates - Part 1

Many family members of artists find themselves with a new full-time job if not a full second career when the artist in the family passes away and no concrete plans were m