Bill Shafer and Jason Morrow at Harold Garde Retrospective

The art of Harold Garde works its way into your soul. And so does the man himself. At age 85, he is as inspiring as his works. Enjoy a rare glimpse of one of America's most provocative and respected expressionists.

We're highlighting the Growing Bolder philosophy through the stories of men and women who prove how great life can be when you're bold enough to pursue your passions.

If there's anyone to hold up as an example of Growing Bolder, it's Harold Garde. Now in his 80s, Harold has been painting for more than five decades. His creative process is stronger and better than ever, and his work will grab your attention.

For decades, Harold Garde painted at night after returning from his day job. Respected by the art community, Garde never achieved the kind of widespread critical and commercial success that many thought he deserved. Until now.

At age 85, Harold says he's keenly aware that time is more precious than ever. But he refuses to spend less of it experimenting and taking chances. Luckily for us, he continues to discover new ways to create eye-popping works of art.

Major museums and art collectors worldwide love his work. Those fortunate enough to actually know him love it even more. Come along for an exclusive look inside the life of 104-year-old artist Harold Rotenberg.

What is Growing Bolder? And why is what we do so important? Growing Bolder CEO Marc Middleton opens up about the power of believing that it's never too late to smash some stereotypes and kick a little butt.

Harold Garde with Bill Shafer and Marc MIddleton

Harold Garde in Studio

One of our greatest writers once said, "In art, the hand can never execute anything higher than the heart can inspire." Ralph Waldo Emerson said it, and now it's up to the Growing Bolder TV Show to inspire you.

On this episode of The Growing Bolder TV Show, we introduce you to people who have the courage and guts to pursue their passions in life, even when others tell them it's time to get a "real job."