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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2024 · 58 MIN

We need everyone’s art with Lacey Prpić Hedtke

from The Radical Creativity Podcast · host Holly Hilgenberg

In this inspiring Radical Creativity podcast episode, I’m joined by photographer, public artist and astrologer Lacey Prpić Hedtke! As the founder of The Future, a project space and shop for witches and weirdos in South Minneapolis, Lacey shares about her experience running a community art space centered around magic over the past seven years, in addition to her expansive art practice. Lacey and I talk about the varied and unique ways she creates public art rooted in social justice, magic, place, history and astrology, and explore how she incorporates her library and research background into following the threads of inspiration to inform her projects and artwork. In sharing about her experience, Lacey gives permission and encouragement for folks to challenge what it means to be an artist, how we define success as artists and what art looks like—if you are struggling to feel validated or worthy as an artist, this is a must listen Radical Creativity podcast episode! As Lacey says, “the more we make art, the more we are contributing to the world we want to see, which is its own form of magic.” Learn more about the magic Lacey brings into the world:The Future at thefuturempls.com and on ig @thefuturemplsLacey’s astrology work at silverrisingstrology.comLacey’s personal website laceyprpichedtke.com and on ig @laceyprpichedtkeMentioned in this episode:The Color of Lawby Richard RothsteinThe Creative Act by Rick RubinMartha (the Martha Stewart Documentary)Senate Hearing on UFOs from Nov. 2024Also! If you still want to join in the fun at the Tarot Salon on Friday, Dec. 13th at the Humboldt Bay Social Club, where we will be creating intuitive art inspired by the tarot, get your tickets here! (As a special bonus for those who also attend Kate from Darn Good Work’s monthly co-working session earlier in the day, you will receive $5 off the price of the salon!)For more inspiration and support in crafting your own radical creative path:Sign up for the Double Gemini substack newsletterFollow @stainedghost on instagramVisit the Stained Ghost websiteFor creative communications support:Visit the Society of Air websiteListen to the Grounding Visions podcastThe Radical Creativity podcast is brought to you by Holly Hilgenberg, artist, writer, community builder and creative communications practitioner of Stained Ghost and Society of Air.Theme music and production support by Chris Rose of Robust Worlds

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In this inspiring Radical Creativity podcast episode, I’m joined by photographer, public artist and astrologer Lacey Prpić Hedtke! As the founder of The Future, a project space and shop for witches and weirdos in South Minneapolis, Lacey shares about her experience running a community art space centered around magic over the past seven years, in addition to her expansive art practice. Lacey and I talk about the varied and unique ways she creates public art rooted in social justice, magic, place, history and astrology, and explore how she incorporates her library and research background into following the threads of inspiration to inform her projects and artwork. In sharing about her experience, Lacey gives permission and encouragement for folks to challenge what it means to be an artist, how we define success as artists and what art looks like—if you are struggling to feel validated or worthy as an artist, this is a must listen Radical Creativity podcast episode! As Lacey says, “the more we make art, the more we are contributing to the world we want to see, which is its own form of magic.”

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