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James Rees: Art as Identity, Connection & Advocacy | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 18
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🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with James Rees—artist, educator, advocate, and arts leader—whose life has been shaped by creativity and connection. From drawing as a child to leading national conversations about arts education, James shares how art became the foundation of his identity and how teaching became a natural extension of that passion.
With over 27 years of experience teaching at every level, serving on national boards, and earning fellowships, residencies, and major awards, James is proof that saying yes to art can lead to a life of impact.
We talk about the differences between showing art in galleries vs. museums, how social media is reshaping the way art is shared and sold, and why storytelling and craftsmanship matter now more than ever. James also discusses how he helps students develop their voices as artists and navigate the evolving art world with confidence.
🎧 Tune in now to hear how James Rees connects it all through art.
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