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This season delves into the profound intersection of art and legacy, exploring how we wish to be remembered, the role of creative work in shaping our enduring impact, and the objects that outlive us. Through candid discussions, we tackle essential questions, such as: How does the concept of mortality inspire creativity? What role does art play in remembrance? And what happens to an artist’s collection after their death? Join us for a thought-provoking series dedicated to connecting the themes of death, memory, and the lasting influence of art.

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This season dives into the vibrant world of local Santa Fe creatives through intimate and illuminating interviews. Join us as we explore the creative minds, diverse perspectives, and fascinating journeys of the most gifted among us, making waves in their communities. From painters and sculptors to authors, musicians and dancers, collectors, each episode unveils the passion, inspiration, and challenges behind the art. Get ready to be inspired, moved, and intrigued as we embark on a journey through the colorful landscape of artistic expression. This is ArtStorming – where every story paints a picture.

What People Are Saying

“Listening to the first podcast.  So inspiring! I love the discussion of suggesting the story and the role of the unconscious.  Just arrived at the office but can’t wait to hear the rest on my way home.”

— Caryn L.

“This is quite exciting. I listened to the first episode this morning. What I heard was a wonderful inquiry into ‘Art as path.’ “

— Liz H.

“Just started your podcast series. Thank you. Love it ! It’s going to be part of my morning ritual to get inspired.”

— Nina R.

“ArtStorming is so good! I’m on my 4th episode. Sante Fe sounds like a goldmine of artists!”

— Beth S.

“Listened to Alexis Bove during the final hour of a 14 hour cross country drive country drive. Loved it! Arrived full of energy.”

— Lucy

“I have listened to five of the Podcasts so far and they’re all wonderfully captivating. Each are different but there are some threads connecting them that are intriguing. They really bring the artist into 3-D.  I didn’t realize how much I perceive artists as their name and their work often without knowing the rich fabric of their process, practice  and lives!”

— Anonymous

“The show was wonderful! Incredibly coherent and informative and very revealing. I learned a lot about the artist, their history, their struggles and process.

Wish there were more shows like that where they delve deeper into the process and ask the tougher questions rather than just asking the same tired old questions that everyone else asks and then learning nothing from it.”

— Anonymous

“I listened to this interview today. Really great! It’s so refreshing to hear from someone at the beginning of their artistic journey. His work now is fabulous. Can’t wait to see what the future brings him.”

— Sharon B.

A person standing in a narrow hallway with bright blue neon lights and abstract art in the background.
A woman with brown hair, smiling and wearing glasses hanging from her neck, standing in front of a vibrant, colorful digital projection on a wooden background, in a dark indoor setting.

Ever wonder what makes really creative people tick? Where do their ideas come from?  What keeps them energized? What kinds of things get in their way? In each episode of ArtStorming, we’ll explore how new ideas come to life, and how the most creative among us stare down a blank canvas or reach into the void and create something new.

Host Lili Pierrepont takes us on a journey of discovery; inviting us to ponder what drives and sustains the creative spark within each individual.


With great appreciation for music written and performed by John Cruickshank


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