Today's guest is Sally Buck, photographer, art historian, and creator of the workshop Looking to See.

An award-winning photographer and art educator, Sally has spent decades helping people engage more deeply with art, photography, memory, and public space. With degrees in Art History and Visual and Performing Arts Education, she has taught at institutions including the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice and the Vancouver Art Gallery. Through her photography and her workshop Looking to See, Sally encourages people to slow down, pay attention, and discover new ways of seeing.

In this conversation, Sally reflects on art, photography, teaching, memory, and the importance of looking more closely at the world around us. It is a thoughtful conversation about creativity, perception, and how the act of seeing can deepen our connection to art, place, and everyday life.

As always, Daphne asks Sally to share her own pearls of wisdom—insights and reflections to inspire listeners on their own creative journeys.

Learn More

Sally Buck: https://sallybuck.com/

Like a Pearl Podcast: https://www.daphneroubini.ca/podcast

About Like a Pearl

Like a Pearl is hosted by Daphne Roubini, a jazz vocalist, songwriter, podcaster, and creative entrepreneur originally from London, England, now living in Vancouver, Canada.

Through conversations with artists, musicians, cultural leaders, and other inspiring guests, Like a Pearl explores the experiences, insights, and pearls of wisdom that shape a creative life.

Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or creative—or simply someone looking to live your life more creatively—Like a Pearl offers conversations that inspire curiosity, creativity, dedication, and the motivation to follow your own creative path.

I hope you enjoy the conversation and the pearls of wisdom shared along the way, and find inspiration for living your own life more creatively.

Credits

Host & Producer: Daphne Roubini

Original Artwork: Rich Katynski

Sound Engineering & Editing: Sheldon Zaharko

Theme Music: Instrumental version of There's Always Tomorrow by Daphne Roubini & Black Gardenia, from the album Whisky Scented Kisses.