When experience + expressionism collide, you get Molly Wright.

Episode 6 of the Portrait of An Artist podcast, hosted by Julie Davis, titled "When experience + expressionism collide, you get Molly Wright." was published on April 18, 2024 and runs 18 minutes.

April 18, 2024 ·18m · Portrait of An Artist

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As a young girl Molly Wright found comfort in drawing and painting. While art wasn't initially considered a career option, Molly had a wonderful high school art department experience that inspired her to continue to create art even if only on the side. After a stint in the catering business and raising her children, Molly rediscovered her love for painting and began selling her work for the first time after opening up her home for her first show. What started as a side hobby eventually turned into a full-fledged career, driven by Molly's decision to prioritize her art. You’ll have to tune in to hear Molly’s reflections on the unexpected strengths she uncovered along her journey as an art business owner. Today you’ll find Molly working on her next collection release focused on landscapes and of course coastal pieces that reflect her beautiful home surroundings. Molly’s gratitude for her life and her art is so evident in our conversation. It was lovely getting to listen to her share the wisdom she’s gained over the fifteen years of her art business. When experience and expressionism collide, you get Molly Wright. Follow her on Instagram Check out her website

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As a young girl Molly Wright found comfort in drawing and painting. While art wasn't initially considered a career option, Molly had a wonderful high school art department experience that inspired her to continue to create art even if only on the side. After a stint in the catering business and raising her children, Molly rediscovered her love for painting and began selling her work for the first time after opening up her home for her first show. What started as a side hobby eventually turned into a full-fledged career, driven by Molly's decision to prioritize her art. You’ll have to tune in to hear Molly’s reflections on the unexpected strengths she uncovered along her journey as an art business owner. Today you’ll find Molly working on her next collection release focused on landscapes and of course coastal pieces that reflect her beautiful home surroundings. Molly’s gratitude for her life and her art is so evident in our conversation. It was lovely getting to listen to her share the wisdom she’s gained over the fifteen years of her art business. When experience and expressionism collide, you get Molly Wright. Follow her on Instagram Check out her website

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