The recording of my interview with Gail Levin is now available for download. I would like to thank Ms. Levin again for sharing her insights into Lee Krasner’s life. I have just begun reading the book and am already caught up in the narrative.
Remember, this recording is in .wmv format – in order to play on Mac you may need to download Flip4Mac, a free translator for Quicktime that will allow you to watch the recording.
Also note that the recording may take several minutes to download and start playing, depending on your internet speed.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts about the interview – leave your comments below.
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Jason Horejs is the Owner of Xanadu Gallery, author of best selling books "Starving" to Successful & How to Sell Art , publisher of reddotblog.com, and founder of ARTsala. Jason has helped thousands of artists prepare themselves to more effectively market their work, build relationships with galleries and collectors, and turn their artistic passion into a viable business.
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Gail is a sincere spokesperson. Her heart felt understanding of Lee Krasner’s life and work is very obvious in her words and voice vibes which convey loving sincerity.
I did not read the book but Gail did confirm that without Lee Krasner Jackson Pollock would not be who he became.So in that sense she’s is more important than him because she was already a success before she met him. Pollock took the limelight and ran with it .
I would have loved to hear her interpretation of the Pollock film and how true to life was it?
It was a very good Interview.
Jason, you are doing great work. The abstract Expressionism movement is still alive and I am so grateful to embrace it 24/7 in Asheville NC
We met during the workshop you gave in Asheville, a year or two ago
Jonas
http://www.jonasgerard.com
It was a succinct, informative interview. Future interviews might benefit from attention to audio quality. Jason, your microphone was very loud; Gail’s considerably softer. This imbalance distracted form an otherwise rewarding experience.