The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever.
In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Director Darrell Beauchamp welcomes Joe Netherwood, a Scottsdale-based Western artist known for his detailed and historically accurate paintings.
Beauchamp and Netherwood have known each other for over 30 years since Joe embarked on his painting career in 1992. The podcast covers Netherwood’s transition from being a graphic artist, illustrator, and stand-up comedian to becoming a full-time Western painter. He shares insights into his meticulous process of keeping a comprehensive list of his artwork, starting with his first painting titled ‘Break Time,’ and discusses the importance of art wives, specifically his wife Stephanie, in managing the business side of his career.
They highlight Netherwood’s disciplined daily routine, balancing art with a healthy lifestyle, and effective networking strategies for young artists, emphasizing the value of consistency and exposure in building a successful career in the art world. The podcast culminates with a nod to his method for maintaining organization through his titles collection and his expansive Exhibit participation, revealing his love for various subject matters and his detailed, slow approach to painting.
Highlights Include:
- Transition to Full-Time Artist
- Artistic Process and Inspirations
- Networking and Marketing Strategies
- Advice for Young Artists
Resources:
Darrell Beauchamp on LinkedIn
