What do you do when someone attacks your art? How can you stop a troll from stealing your creative energy? Discover why trolls target artists — and how Georgia O’Keeffe and other artists learned to protect their creative vision. In this episode, you’ll learn how to move past negativity, shake off criticism that doesn’t serve you, and return to your own creative garden with renewed confidence. Tromp the troll. Keep creating.
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New York Magazine article mentioning Clement Greenburg's critique of O'Keeffe's MOMA show.
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And remember, you are an artist, therefore you are brave and amazing! Thanks for listening.
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