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Across the Studio

A podcast recorded inside artists’ studios. Conversations about process, inspiration, and building a career as an artist. Hosted by Mia Schoolman.Instagram: @acrossthestudioTikTok: @acrossthestudioSubstack: @acrossthestudio

Podcast · By Mia Schoolman · American English · Official site

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Aug 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Across the Studio with Von Kolk (opens the original)

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    In the 23rd episode of Across the Studio, Mia Schoolman sits down with Von Kolk, a painter based in Ridgewood whose current body of work is built entirely out of mistranslation. Von grew up speaking Cantonese but never learned to read or write it, so for years she assigned meanings to words based on a limited vocabulary and built small private myths around them. She thought a cheongsam was a singing dress. It just means long dress. Rather than correcting those errors, she uses them as source mat

  2. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    Across the Studio with Lilah Yektai (opens the original)

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    In the 22nd episode of Across the Studio, Mia Schoolman sits down with Lilah Yektai, a painter and textile artist working between London and Sag Harbor. Lilah weaves her own surfaces on a loom she bought herself, then paints on top of them, building work out of scrap canvas from the edges of her wife's paintings, her father's paintings, and her own. She studied textiles at RISD and comes from three generations of artists. She was recently shown at the Bridgehampton Museum alongside her grandfath

  3. Episode · Jul 27, 2026

    Across the Studio with Esther Ruiz (opens the original)

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    In the 21st episode of Across the Studio, Mia Schoolman sits down with Esther Ruiz, a sculptor based in Brooklyn who works with neon, concrete, plexiglass, carved wood, and stones she collects from around the world. Esther moved to New York two weeks after her last final at Rhodes College in 2010 with no plan and no job. She landed at a neon shop in Brooklyn where she stayed almost seven years, learning glass bending, gas, and electrical work. Her work has shown at The Aldrich Contemporary Art M

  4. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Across the Studio with the NYFA Immigrant Artists (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Across the Studio, Mia Schoolman moderates a live panel for NYFA's Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program, featuring four immigrant artists building creative practices in New York: Vasudev Vashisht, Patrícia Colmenero, Luísa Mantelli, and Voyo Woo. Each artist immigrated to the US at a different point and through a different path, from grad school to journalism to a decade-long career in TV production, and each found their way into a full creative practice through NYFA's mentorshi

  5. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    Across the Studio with Gabrielle Guthrie (opens the original)

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    In the 20th episode of Across the Studio, Mia Schoolman sits down with Gabrielle Guthrie, an abstract painter based in Brooklyn who started her art practice in 2023 after a decade-long career in product design and entrepreneurship. She studied at Stanford's Joint Program in Design, started a company, sold it, and then felt an itch in her hands that told her it was time to make physical things again. Her work is described as dreamy, serene, and joyful—layered, textural pieces built across multipl

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