Chicago-based maker, Atlan Arceo-Witzl shares his many approaches to image-making while delving into topics around mixed identity, the creative process and more!

Learn how Chicago-based print artist, Atlan Arceo-Witzl, creates workflow out of mess in his studio. Insider views of Atlan’s image-making process and some action shots at the linocutting table.

On this episode we feature Chicago artist, CHema Skandal! He talks about his influences, his practice, AND we showcase five different selections of printed ephemera for you to shop.

How does location affect an artist’s creative practice? CHema shares his perspective on place and identity while showing us snippets of his Chicago workspace.

Angela Davis Fegan talks about the relationship between printmaking and ritual, while highlighting the ways that process-based works can be documented and disseminated.

Angela invites us into their Chicago studio space and the headquarters of Too Much Press. Angela’s practice is Chicago-centric and we talk about the ways in which the city informs their work.

Maine artist, curator and founder of Cicada Curatorial - Annika Earley - shares her Escapes collection of original works and merchandise with us on this holiday episode.

Spend an afternoon with artist/curator Annika Earley in her Durham, Maine artist studio. Annika discusses the perks of working from home and the art of studio space customization.

Olivia Spring, founder and editor of SICK Magazine, joins us in the CATV11 studios with pupper, Black Bean. Julia has a bad hair day.

Author and founder of SICK Magazine, Olivia Spring shares her daily practice with us - sometimes horizontally - in her Belgrade, Maine home studio.

Maine artist Veronica A. Perez exhibits an array of sculptural work for sale while Penny Furbay disrupts the QTVC sales process.

Visit Veronica’s studio at the ENGINE incubator in downtown Biddeford, Maine while peeking into the Voices Whispering exhibit at the CMCA in Rockland.