Older Artists is about staying creative and engaged—on your own terms, in good company. It’s for people in their later years who still enjoy creating—free from past regrets and future anxiety.
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Coming Down to Joy
If you’ve been following me for a while, you’ve probably noticed that I frequently mention music. That’s because it’s been a big part of my life since I was 9 or 10 years old and got a very cool-looking Panasonic pocket radio. They were the...
Same Intent. Different Energy.
When I started Older Artists, it was to talk about what it means to get older and still have the desire to be creative. I wasn’t certain what all that entailed, and I’m still figuring it out.
I don’t have a grand plan. I just wanted to ad...
Bird Calls and Lunch
I’ve lived here in the Sonoran Desert for a long time, long enough to know we’re not alone and we’re not in charge. We’ve seen snakes, owls, bobcats, javelinas, scorpions, and even the rare tarantula in our backyard. But the Gambel’s Quail...
Finding Another Gear
Back in 1999, life was good, and I was riding high. I bought my dream machine, a top-of-the-line Porsche Boxster. It was a sleek, aerodynamic, perfectly balanced mid-engine roadster that felt glued to the road. I used to say it could corner...
The Time Paradox of Older Artists
It’s human nature to sort our lives into neat boxes: generations, life stages, and seasons are good examples. We sometimes use a vivid phrase like the runway is shorter as we get older.
While it’s true that with aging comes the realization...
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In 2005, I launched Art Marketing News at 57. Helping artists with the business side has been immensely gratifying. Two decades later, Older Artists is personal, joyous, and surprisingly the best of me. Both weekly. I'd be honored to have you along.
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