On the Painting Experience Podcast, founder Stewart Cubley explores the potential of the emerging field of process arts and shares inspiration and insights from his ongoing workshops and retreats.
In this episode, Stewart Cubley explores why we so often experience resistance when undertaking a creative project, and how we can work with that resistance to get unstuck and move deeper into our process.
In this episode, Stewart takes a humorous look at why painting for process is important, even when you’re not sure what the point is.
In this podcast, Stewart Cubley tells the second part of his story — how giving up a career as a scientist eventually led him first into the Alaskan woods and then to the founding of The Painting Experience.
In the first part of a two part story, Stewart Cubley tells how leaving his path as a scientist led him first into the Alaskan woods and then to the discovery of The Painting Experience.
In this episode, Stewart Cubley talks about how not covering what you paint can help you find the satisfaction of accepting what shows up in your process painting — and following it through to the end.
In this episode, Stewart Cubley discusses one of the basic ground rules of a Painting Experience workshop: Why are we asked not to comment on each other’s paintings?
In this episode, Stewart Cubley talks about how your painting process can develop a momentum that affects all aspects of your daily life.
In this episode, Stewart Cubley talks about how we can open to the process of powerful transformation during a painting session.
In this episode, Stewart Cubley explores the question of abstract vs. figurative painting: Is there a difference when painting for process?
In this episode, Stewart Cubley explores what happens when something new and unexpected appears in your painting, or your life.