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Hosted by Roos van der Jagt · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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This podcast is an ongoing conversation about the life of an artist, not as a finished myth, but as a work in progress.
Roos van der Jagt hosts The Artist, a arts show with 21 episodes published.
Episode 20 — Why I Will Always Choose to Create Why do artists continue creating when recognition, financial stability, or success are never guaranteed? In this deeply personal episode, we explore creativity not as a hob
Episode 19 — The Loneliness of Conviction What does it mean to keep believing in your artistic vision when no one seems to notice? In this episode, we explore the loneliness of conviction: the quiet, demanding experience
Taking a stand is often associated with visibility. With being heard, supported, or recognized. But what if it isn’t? In this episode, we explore what it means to hold a position without external validation. Not performa
Taking a stand is often associated with visibility. With being heard, supported, or recognized. But what if it isn’t? In this episode, we explore what it means to hold a position without external validation. Not performa
Is creating art a personal act—or a responsibility? This episode explores the ethical dimension of making art. How every creative decision shapes perception, culture, and meaning, even without intention. A thoughtful loo
Why does making something real feel better than any success? This episode explores the rare but powerful moment when creative work “clicks.” When the process aligns and something true emerges—beyond validation, money, or
The most persistent struggle in an artist’s lifenrarely comes from the outside. It does not originate in rejection, lack offunding, or external pressure, though those forces matter. The most enduring conflict is internal
For many artists, the day job is not a temporary inconvenience. It is a long-term condition. A parallel life that exists not out of choice, but out of necessity. This episode examines that reality without apology and wit
There comes a moment in most artistic lives when the distance between the work and the surrounding world becomes impossible to ignore. Not because of conflict, but because ofmismatch. The language you use internally no l
There is a particularkind of solitude that belongs only to making. It is not the loneliness of being socially isolated, and it is not the romanticsolitude that is often attached to the image of the artist. It is quieter
In this episode of The Artist, we explore what it really means to support creative momentum in an age of AI. Instead of chasing productivity or perfection, this conversation looks at how thoughtful design, human-centered
At some point, thequestion changes. It is no longer how you continue, but why. Why keep going when nothing is guaranteed? In this final episode, we explore what sustains an artist over time—beyond recognition, success, o
Technology has always shaped art. What has changed is the speed and the suspicion. Is AI changing what it means to be an artist? This episode explores the role of technology, AI, and authorship in contemporary art. We un
Exhibitions are often treated as the ultimate destination. As if the moment the work is on the wall, the story resolves itself. Are exhibitions success—or strategy? This episode challenges the idea that exhibitions are t
Living from your work is often framed as the ultimate proof of success. As if income were a moral verdict. Can you actually make a living from your art? This episode dives into the financial reality of being an artist—ir
In the arts, precarity is often framed as freedom. In reality, it is exposure. What does it mean to perform at a high level without a safety net? This episode explores the reality of working as an artist without financia
The Dutch arts system is often described as progressive, inclusive, and supportive. From the outside, it appears carefully designed. On paper, it works. Who is the art system really built for? This episode breaks down th
Rejection is often treated as an exception. In reality, it is the baseline. Rejection isn’t the exception, it’s the system. In this episode, we examine how rejection shapes an artist’s career, mindset, and decision-makin
In this episode, we talk about applying for funding, not as an administrative exercise, but as an emotional and strategic battleground. About the hope that comes with every application, the discipline required to keep go
At some point, intuition is no longer enough. To move forward, the work has to be translated, into language, structure, and intention. This episode is about that moment. How do you turn an idea into something the art wor
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