My name is Jeffery Saddoris and I have deep-dive conversations with people about what they do and why they do it.

Process Driven
Process Driven

A podcast about creativity and what it means to those who do more than make art. Listen

In Between
In Between

Discussions connecting broad conversations to our everyday experiences. Listen

Iterations
Iterations

Observations and brief reflections around visual arts and creativity. Listen

  • “Jeffery can only be described as a true gentleman and ambassador for the arts, in particular the visual arts. I had the personal pleasure of being interviewed by Jeffery and is was a pleasure in every way. His ability to reveal the positive and the passion from his guests is a true talent and one that I would recommend to anyone.”
    Karl Taylor
  • “Jeffery is one of those rare people who is able to connect with strangers instantly and make them feel like he is an old friend. His natural sense of curiosity is infectious, and the stories he tells are the ones I want to hear.”
    John Keatley
  • “Anyone can ask questions, but the real skill of a talented interviewer is in the relationships. Jeffery has a way of connecting and turning what is so often just a string of unrelated questions into a conversation. His respect and curiosity make him the kind of host I look forward to spending time with.”
    David duChemin
Everything, Iterations
October 7, 2020

Iteration 64: Meaning and Value

Everything, Process Driven
September 28, 2020

Process Driven 35: Not Just a Pretty Picture [Maria Lax]

Everything
September 17, 2020

SADDORIS LIVE: 02

Everything, In Between
September 15, 2020

In Between 22: A Beautiful Cacophony

Everything
September 10, 2020

SADDORIS LIVE: 01

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My paintings are rooted in materials. Multiple layers of chroma, found objects, and ephemera create both literal and narrative depth.

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