EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 41 MIN
Creageivity 37 - with Artist Ramon Kubicek
from Creageivity · host Adrienne Thomas and Harlan Cockburn
Artist RAMON KUBICEK speaks to us from his home in Gibsons, Canada, where he is a prolific painter and writer. He describes how he has always worked at whatever comes his way in order to continue as an artist. Day jobs have included running wine tasting sessions and construction work. Throughout, he has created, and in recent years has also become interested in how art and healing can be merged, but with his own very specific viewpoint. Indeed his views on what makes art and artists are very carefully considered. As he remarks of earlier years, 'My life was hard but filled with wonder.' That sense of wonder continues with his current paintings combining myth, magic, and a vivid use of colour, often with vivid and poetic titles. Examples of the artwork - and writings - can be viewed on Ramon's website at: www.ramonkubicekart.comand on instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/ramonkubicek/For a conversation about masterful painting and a life lived in art, tune in to Creageivity 37!Music is 'Salmon Ladder / Resting Pool' from good friend of Creageivity, OLD MAN THOMPSON: https://souterrainsounds.bandcamp.com/If you feel you're too old to be creative, or too creative to be old, then Creageivity is the podcast for you!
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Artist RAMON KUBICEK speaks to us from his home in Gibsons, Canada, where he is a prolific painter and writer. He describes how he has always worked at whatever comes his way in order to continue as an artist. Day jobs have included running wine tasting sessions and construction work. Throughout, he has created, and in recent years has also become interested in how art and healing can be merged, but with his own very specific viewpoint. Indeed his views on what makes art and artists are very ...
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