In this episode, we sit down with Cincinnati-based visual artist Emily Moores to discuss the (sometimes difficult) transition into being a mid-career artist. Known for her intricate, hand-cut installations and playful use of materials, Emily opens up about the challenges and opportunities of this pivotal stage in her career.

We explore questions many artists face: How do you move beyond the resources geared toward emerging artists? What’s the balance between commercial and nonprofit spaces, and how do they impact perceptions of “serious” art? Emily shares her experiences with art fairs, interior design collaborations, and the tension between financial sustainability and artistic validation.

Join us for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about redefining success, breaking down “high” versus “low” art boundaries, and carving a path forward as a mid-career artist. This episode is a must-listen for artists navigating similar crossroads.

Emily Moores
www.emilymoores.com
IG: @emilymoores_art

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