Driven by Content with Cappy Thompson
How do you transform a single moquette into a work of monumental significance? Today on Female Frequency Podcast, I am honored to welcome the incomparable Cappy Thompson, whose approach to being creative has forever altered the landscape of public art. With the largest single image glass painting o…
The Butterfly Effect by Judy Chicago
What starts as a symbol becomes a signature. What begins as intuition becomes influence.
In this episode, we're recording on location inside Through the Flower, the feminist art space founded by visionary icon Judy Chicago, to explore how one visual language—the butterfly form—sparked a global cre…
Artist Susan Weil with Callie Jones
I couldn't help but feel a bit nostalgic talking about gallery shows and leadership in the arts in this next great episode. Callie Jones—gallery owner, writer, and co-founder of COL Gallery in San Francisco—joins the Female Frequency Podcast, showing us what leadership in the art world looks like a…
Why Seeing Art as Object Is Holding You Back
In this solo episode of the Female Frequency Podcast, I share why seeing art as an object is holding you back. I experience art as a frequency—an emotional response that shifts something in you.
I stopped writing about the life I wanted— and started making decisions from it.
I am someone who kept…
Artists, Collectors, Getting Seen with Carrie Scott
I've been at the negotiating table—representing artists, museums, galleries, and vendors—and I can tell you this: the art world runs on undefined rules—and people still expect you to know them.
If you've ever asked, "Is this normal for a gallery to demand this?"—you're not alone. You're navigat…
GETTING IT DONE, WITH “NOW DAYS” CREATOR JODIE NELSON
It’s one thing watching a surf movie, or any movie really. It’s quite another thing to make one. “Now Days”, the recent release via Red Bull’s highly skilled and solidly funded media team, is a classic example. It come across as clean, sharp and clever — you see the surfing, but you never see the w…
Sun Tunnels by Nancy Holt with Lisa Le Feuvre
I knew the contemporary art world had shifted when Lisa Le Feuvre, Executive Director of the Holt/Smithson Foundation, described Nancy Holt as a mystic — a word American art history struggled to embrace.
In this episode of the Female Frequency Podcast, Lisa Le Feuvre takes us inside the life an…
Becoming a Museum Ally with Deana Dartt
Museums are part of the problem. And as a museologist, we are inside a critical moment for museums, cultural institutions, and the stories they choose to tell.
Something is emerging: a deeper call for accountability, collaboration, and allyship
In this episode, Deana Dartt, PhD, shares what…
EP01 Think Like an Athlete, Lead Like a CEO with Jodie Nelson
In this episode of SuperLeaders, Nikki Fogden-Moore sits down with Jodie Nelson, a professional surfer turned executive, to explore how radical self-belief, calculated risk-taking, and peak performance shape extraordinary leadership.
Jodie shares her journey from competing internationally as a te…
Julie Engelmann, muralist and fine artist based in Half Moon Bay, who caught Janeane's eye with her San Clemente mural featuring women in surfing.
Photo courtesy of Julie Engelmann
Julie Engelmann is a muralist and fine artist based in Half Moon Bay bringing meaningful stories to life through highly detailed, realistic and surrealistic imagery.
Working in media ranging from acrylics on canvas to spray paint on walls, she collaborates …
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