January 9, 2019 marked the launch of a new outreach to artists, the Just Paint Experience – a new expression of GOLDEN expertise centered on the practical needs and perspectives of artists. Where Just Paint offers scholarly depth and detail, Just Paint Experience (referred to as “JPE” around the factory) is more quick-reading, studio-oriented content in a variety of forms.
New content will be added all the time with a focus on specific topics or issues each month. January will consider the preparation of surfaces for painting and drawing, February will explore grounds and texture. Going farther into 2019 there will be in-store demonstration kits to provide hands-on experiences to match the content available online.
Perhaps the most important aspect of JPE is the dialog we want to have with artists. Much of the content is available only to subscribers (free) and comments, discussion and feedback are encouraged. Subscribers will be notified when new content becomes available, and also get content, product previews, and offers exclusive to JPE.
Within the factory, JPE is engaging employee owners from a range of departments and discplines to look at our products from an artist’s perspective and participate in conversations about the possibilities, limitations and experience of making art with them.
We encourage everyone to visit JustPaint.org/exp so they can get in on the ground floor of a new approach to talking about art studio materials and practices, join the conversation and help shape the future of JPE.
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I cant seem to find a link to JPE’s January article on preparation of surfaces. What is it? Thank you.
On the first page inside of JPE there is a carousel of images, I think there are only two right now, but one links to the surface prep area and that is more of an index of various surfaces and how to prepare them than an article. There is a video as well on the preparation of “improvised” supports.
Is the print version still in production? I would like to subscribe. I teach many students in all age ranges and would like a couple copies to put in the studio. Thanks.
Hello Michel, as this comment is in the article about JPE and we’ve never created a print version of JPE I’ll assume you’re asking about the Just Paint print edition that is sent out to subscribers (free!). We have a supply of print copies for most previous print editions, send a request to [email protected] and we can probably provide you with copies. As for the first part of your question (is JP still in production) – we continue to publish new articles every month, but the last print edition of the newsletter was mailed in 2019 with the expectation that we would continue on an annual basis in 2020. Well, 2020 happened and those plans and expectations had to be set aside. At this time we don’t know if or when we’ll resume the print edition of Just Paint, but we’re as committed as ever to the research and reporting being published on JustPaint.org.