Juliette Aristides and Peter Trippi Discussion

I am very excited to share this video of the great discussion I had with Peter Trippi at the LeQuire Gallery in Nashville, TN on the opening night of my solo exhibition this past spring. It's always such a pleasure to speak with Peter, who is the Editor in Chief at Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine. Discussing art, techniques, writing books, and more, we so enjoyed being there with the generous audience in such a lovely gallery.
Special thanks Elizabeth Cave, Director of the LeQuire Gallery, who made this talk possible and helped bring together my exhibition, "Still Lifes & Interiors." If you missed out on the show, visit my art blog where I will be posting photos of the art and of this reception.
All rights to this video content go to Andrew Rozario who filmed, and the LeQuire Gallery who generously gave permissions to share it here on my channel.
Thank you to everyone who attended and I hope in some small way you found something to take away from this discussion.
For more info visit:
www.aristidesarts.com / @juliettearistides
www.lequiregallery.com / @lequiregallery
fineartconnoisseur.com / @fineartconnoisseurmagazine

[@sheal6762]

Wow. I would love to hear more discussions like this about Juliette’s philosophy of art. Thank you, Juliette, for working so hard to share your wisdom with the next generation.

[@1618logos]

Thanks so much Shea, that is very kind.- Juliette

[@ingridw1352]

He tenido la suerte de asistir a un workshop con Juliette en Edinburgh, es una persona muy generosa a la hora de transmitir su conocimiento, sencilla y muy sensible e intelligence

[@newpageacademy1]

What a great discussion on visual literacy in our time. There is a lot more to be said about that.

[@yvonnehall7568]

It was the honor of my life to model for Juliette's Atelier in Seattle.

[@Zager-recap]

Great Artist, Great Teacher, she is Amazing Juliette.

[@1618logos]

Thanks, for the kind comment!

[@wreaver1984]

this lady is kinda a thug by bringing the atelier to your living room. esp in a world thats campuses dont even teach realism