Posted on October 26, 2019, in 2019, An Artist's Life, Creative Process, Inspiration, Working methods and tagged "the work", abilities, anywhere, appealing, appreciate, arrived, art world, art-making, artist, ”Why Do I Make Art by Ursula von Rydingsvard”, behind, benefits, bringing, challenge, change, collector, color, commute, continual, creation, creative process, decide, deserve, despite, develop, devoted, different, discover, enormous, entails, entire, enviable, evolved, exciting, experiencing, fascinating, favorite, figuring out, foreign, framed, framer, future generations, hanging, High Line, how to think, immediately, important, incorporated, instead, intend, internet, late bloomer, learning, leaving, life's work, listed, make all the rules, make art, meaning, medium, months, morning, moving, my time on earth, myself, National Museum of Women in the Arts”, obligation, obstacles, otherwise, packing, particular, passion, pastel painting, personal, physicality, places, possible, precious, properties, Public Radio, purpose, realizing, reasons, reflect, relationship, remembered, research, sacred, seeing, social media, solitary, solitude, Source Material, spend the day, spirit, stations, staying fit, staying in touch, Studio, succeeding, talker, techniques, the world, thinker, told what to do, tourists, tragedy, travel, tremendous, tune out, twists and turns, understand, unexpected, uplifted, urgent problems, Ursula von Rydingsvard, Virginia, walking, wall text, wondering, working, years-long. Bookmark the permalink. Comments Off on Q: Why do you make art?.
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