Maria-Katharina Richters
Maria-Katharina Richters
32 Artist Interview-Do What You Love & Play With it
32 Artist Interview-Do What You Love & Play With it
32 Artist Interview-Do What You Love & Play With it
Tuesday 14th March 2023
Art historian Alexandra discusses creativity's impact, women's emotional labor, and networking in this episode of 'Born to Create'.
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It changes everything and changes your whole life, from a health on a physical, mental and spiritual level, and it shows instantly in your life so that you will be doing the things that you truly want to do and stop living a life via how you think you should be living.
Ever thought about how art can shape our lives in unexpected ways? In this episode of 'Born to Create', host Maria-Katharina Richters sits down with Alexandra, an American-Austrian art historian, curator, and writer. With a stellar academic background from University College London and Goldsmiths, Alexandra brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to the table. She has been part of Sotheby's auction house since 2017 and co-founded C/20, an association for international curatorial practice based in Vienna.
Alexandra dives into the transformative power of creativity, discussing how it can impact us physically, mentally, and spiritually. She shares her thoughts on the often-overlooked emotional and mental labor women contribute and the importance of recognizing these efforts. Her advice? Network with those who share your values and stay flexible in your creative pursuits. You'll also hear about Alexandra's excitement for upcoming projects and her insights on cultural policies in the arts.
Whether you're an artist or simply someone who appreciates creativity, this episode offers a fresh perspective on how art can be a powerful tool for personal growth and societal change.