Frequent Arts Questions (FAQ)

Welcome to Frequent Arts Questions (FAQ) Podcast. The conversations here focus on discussing tangible ways for creatives to move their careers forward. Join us as we dive deep into your foundational career FAQs which weren’t necessarily discussed at length at university and/or career centre in order to start your journey in the creative commerce economy.We navigate where creativity meets commerce, uncovering the strategies, challenges, and triumphs which shape successful creative careers. FAQ is your passport to insights, inspiration, and actionable advice which cross disciplines.

Frequent Arts Questions (FAQ) is a arts podcast hosted by The Practice Playbook, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

The Practice Playbook hosts Frequent Arts Questions (FAQ), a arts show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  FAQ: How Artists and Investors See Risk—And Why It Matters

  Jun 3, 202512 minS2

  <p>In this episode of Frequent Arts Questions, Erika explore what no one teaches in art school: how risk operates differently across the art world. Artists face emotional, creative, and reputational risks, while investors, dealers, and collectors focus on financial volatility and short-term return.</p><p>Erika breaks down:</p><p>Why artists are often seen as risky investments</p><p>The difference between business school risk models and the lived experience of creative risk</p><p>What current data from the UBS 2024 Art Market Report and recent auctions tells us</p><p>A quadrant model for understanding different risk...

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  Episode #4

  FAQ: Should You Be Investing at the Bottom of the Art Market?

  May 20, 202516 minS2

  <p>In this episode of Frequent Arts Questions, we explore what it really means to invest at the “bottom” of the market. From works on paper to overlooked gems, we unpack where value might be hiding—and why now could be the moment to look down, not up.</p><p>Plus, a Draw & Reflect prompt to help you map out your own approach to collecting or investing with intention.</p><p>___</p><p>Find out more</p><p>Erika Wong - Instagram ⁠⁠@thepracticeplaybook⁠⁠, Tiktok ⁠⁠@thepracticeplaybook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠www.mypracticeplaybook.com⁠⁠ </p><p><br></p>

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  Is the Art Market Having a Lipstick Moment?

  Apr 22, 202512 minS0

  <p>What do luxury cosmetics and the art market have in common? More than you think.</p><p>In this solo episode, we explore how the lipstick effect — the idea that people still buy small luxuries during economic downturns — is showing up in the art world. With fewer $5M paintings selling and a rise in works under $50K, collectors are still spending… just differently.</p><p>We look at:<br>– What sold at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025<br>– The growing demand for prints and editions<br>– How artists can align their pricing with shifting collector behaviour</p><p>This episode offers a min...

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  Episode #2

  How Do You Know How to Do This?

  Apr 17, 202517 minS2

  <p>This episode tackles the most frequent question I get—not about art itself, but about how I teach, explain, and connect ideas so clearly.</p><p>I break down how my art training, especially associative thinking, taught me to see patterns across disciplines. I also test out ChatGPT’s deep research capabilities and explore how AI compares to the creative logic we learn in the studio.</p><p>If you've ever wondered how artists develop transferable skills—and how that turns into teaching, strategy, or making sense of complex ideas—this one’s for you.</p><p>Listen or watch for...

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  Episode #1

  Moving Into Creative Success

  Sep 12, 202438 minS2

  <p>In this episode of the Frequent Arts Question podcast, Erika Wong chats with Pilates instructor and somatic movement facilitator, Sia. They explore the link between body awareness, creativity, and well-being, and how these elements impact professional success for creatives.</p> <p>Key Points:</p> <p>Creativity as an Asset:<br>Physical freedom enhances creativity, allowing for more spontaneous ideas that can drive success in creative fields.</p> <p>Well-being and Performance:<br>Somatic practices help reduce stress and improve focus, essential for maintaining high levels of creative output.</p> <p>Reconnecting for Growth:<br>By reconnecting with the body...

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