In new episodes of my Fine Art Insights Podcast, I am looking forward to interview art world people and share their unique points of view on the industry today. In the second installment of this new series I was happy to welcome the multi-talented artist, educator, and exhibitions manager Douglas Breault for a conversation on everything from art-making to millenials.
Doug Breault is an artist, a professor, and currently serves as exhibitions manager at Gallery 263 in Cambridge, MA.
In addition to being an emerging artist who has exhibited his own work widely, Doug also teaches art at several local colleges and manages the exhibition program at Gallery 263 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In my interview with Doug, we discuss how he came to studio art, how he juggles his many roles in the arts, and other topics including the place of millennials in the current art scene. You can follow Doug on Instagram at @dug_bro.
I hope you enjoy this conversation with Doug and that you’ll subscribe to my podcast, so you don’t miss my upcoming interviews!
Enjoy some examples of Doug’s personal work.
Doug also curates exhibitions at the community-focused gallery space, Gallery 263.
A recent exhibition Doug mounted at Gallery 263, featuring the work of Shabnam Jannesari.
