Arts To Hearts Podcast

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Charuka Arora speaks with Dawn Bouchard, KC Christmas, and Christina Cowan—three talented artists featured in our 101 Art Book: Floral Edition. They open up about their creative journeys, the love they share for floral art, and the real-life struggles artists face, from finding their style to managing the business side of things. It's a heartfelt and inspiring conversation about growth, passion, and the beauty of staying true to your artistic voice.

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, curator and art advisor Liza Zhurkovskaya sits down with Charuka to talk about building an art career, supporting artists in a fast-changing digital world, and the behind-the-scenes of curating for ATH Magazine Issue 6. From her early days discovering a passion for galleries after moving to Canada, to launching her own online gallery, Liza shares honest reflections on the joys and struggles of life in the art world — and offers thoughtful advice to emerging artists trying to carve out their own path.

In this week's podcast, Charuka Arora sits down with Sarah Sham for an honest, inspiring, and deeply relatable conversation about what it really takes to build a successful business as a woman entrepreneur. Sarah shares her journey of discovering her passion for interior design, her unconventional career path that included stints in fashion, media, and theater, and the moment she decided to carve her own niche — not just by following a family legacy but by building something of her own, brick by brick. Throughout the episode, Sarah opens up about the personal challenges that often go unspoken — from societal pressure and self-doubt to navigating business decisions as a creative woman. She talks candidly about learning to trust herself, setting boundaries, and giving herself permission to dream big, even when the world tells you to play small. Whether you're an artist, a designer, or a woman simply trying to juggle ambition with expectations, Sarah's story is filled with hard-won wisdom and uplifting reminders. Her words will make you feel seen, supported, and a little more courageous about taking your next step — no matter how small it may seem. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that success doesn't have one formula, and sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do is keep going, one step at a time.

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, host Charuka Arora sits down with French-born, Melbourne-based artist Lucy Lucy. From leaving behind a career in international commerce to becoming a full-time artist, Lucy shares how community, color, and collaboration shaped her creative path. A heartfelt conversation about art, staying true to yourself, and finding beauty in the journey.

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, gallerist and curator Kristin Hjellegjerde shares her inspiring journey of starting a gallery with nothing but passion. She talks about the challenges she's faced, how she supports her artists like family, and what she looks for when curating shows. Kristin also gives advice to emerging women artists and encourages them to keep showing up, no matter what.

On this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, we're joined by Nicholas Wilton, founder of Art2Life. Nicholas shares his journey as an artist, the struggles of self-doubt, and how comparison can hold you back. He offers practical advice on finding joy in your work, building confidence, and discovering your creative voice. If you've ever felt stuck or afraid to create, this episode is for you!

In a world where fast fashion is everywhere, Richa Maheshwari is taking a different path—one that honors tradition and keeps India's lost crafts alive. Through her brand, Boito, she's working closely with artisans in Odisha to ensure their skills and stories are preserved for generations to come. This episode dives into her journey, the challenges of slow fashion, and why handmade pieces carry so much meaning.

In this episode, Charuka Arora sits down with Mira Malhotra, a bold and boundary-breaking artist, to talk about how art can challenge stereotypes, redefine gender norms, and create real social change. Mira shares her personal journey, her struggles as a woman in the creative industry, and how she has built a space where she can be her authentic self. If you're an artist looking for inspiration on how to use your creativity to push boundaries, this episode is for you!

In this episode, host Charuka Arora chats with Reena Lath, the owner of Akar Prakar Gallery, about her journey into the art world. Despite not having a traditional background in art, Reena talks about how she found a deep connection with India's rich cultural and spiritual heritage through art. She shares how an artist's commitment and daily practice can lead to personal growth and creativity. Reena also discusses how the art world is changing in the age of social media and how she balances tradition with modern trends. Tune in for a conversation full of valuable insights about art, culture, and creativity.

In this inspiring episode of the Arts to Hearts podcast, host Charuka Arora talks with artist Haejin Yoo about her journey from a corporate job to following her true passion—art. Haejin shares how she struggled with self-doubt, the fear of leaving a stable job, and the challenge of finding her creative style. She opens up about the tough times, the moments that tested her, and what kept her going when things felt hard. During their chat, Haejin talks about how creativity helped her grow, the importance of believing in yourself, and what she has learned along the way. She also gives a peek into her creative process and shares helpful advice for other artists. This episode is perfect for anyone who has ever doubted themselves or felt afraid to chase their dreams. 

Being an artist is tough, especially when the world tells you it's not a "real job." Amie McNee knows this struggle all too well. She spent years battling self-doubt, feeling embarrassed about wanting to make art her life. But instead of giving in to fear, she rewrote her story—literally. Through journaling, she found confidence, challenged societal expectations, and built a creative life on her terms. Now, she's inspiring other artists to do the same. Her message? Your art matters, and success is worth preparing for.

In this inspiring podcast episode, we explore how art can be a path to emotional healing and empowerment. Francesca shares how painting helped her process grief and release emotions that words couldn't express. Dante opens up about using art to navigate personal loss and transform pain into creative expression. Varvara sheds light on her journey as a female artist and her mission to uplift women's voices in the art world. Together, their stories show how creativity can foster healing, self-expression, and a sense of connection. This episode is a must-listen for artists and anyone seeking inspiration through the power of art.

In this episode of the Arts To Hearts Podcast, host Charuka Arora chats with three incredible artists—Lauren Battistini, Stephanie Mulvihill, and Amy Pleasant—featured in the book 101 Floral Artists. They share their creative journeys, the inspiration behind their floral-themed artwork, and how flowers play a deeper role in their storytelling. From finding their creative voice to overcoming self-doubt and accepting the change, this conversation is a heartfelt look at the power of art and self-expression.

In this episode, Charuka Arora chats with artists Kat Vandal and Eileen Hall about two game-changers in art—childhood creativity and color. They explore how tapping into a childlike mindset can bring more joy and freedom to your work, plus how colors can evoke deep emotions and tell powerful stories. Get ready for inspiring insights, fun creative tips, and a fresh perspective on making art!

Can AI help artists or replace them? On this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, we sit down with Brazilian digital artist and surface designer Hanna Inaiáh to explore how AI has transformed her creative process. From struggling during the pandemic to using AI as a tool to bring her visions to life, Hanna shares how she owned new technology without losing her creative touch. She talks about the challenges, the learning curve, and how AI has helped her grow her business and reach more clients. Whether you're an artist, designer, or just curious about AI in the creative world, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration!

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Gayatri Singh shares her journey from growing up in the Himalayas to founding Art Incept, a gallery dedicated to mentoring emerging artists. Gayatri discusses the challenges young artists face, the importance of storytelling, and how she's creating opportunities for diverse voices in the Indian art world. Don't miss her valuable tips for emerging artists looking to make their mark!

In this week's episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Charuka Arora chats with Katie Chidester, the director of Brea Gallery. Katie shares her 25-year journey in the arts world, what makes the gallery a special community hub, and why spaces like this are essential for connection and creativity. She opens up about the challenges artists face, the importance of supportive communities, and her hopes for more inclusive spaces. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with insights, advice, and a peek into the heart of the Brea Gallery.

This week on the Arts to Hearts Podcast, we have James Oliver, an artist from Philadelphia and the owner of the art gallery James Oliver Gallery (JOG) in Pennsylvania. He shares his inspiring journey of balancing a thriving art career with running the James Oliver Gallery for nearly two decades. From showcasing local talent to curating international exhibits, James opens up about the challenges, motivations, and lessons learned.

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Charuka Arora sits down with Tania Yakunova, a Ukrainian artist and award-winning illustrator. Tania shares her inspiring journey—from starting as a copywriter to finding her passion for art, overcoming challenges like imposter syndrome, and building a successful creative career. She opens up about how her life experiences, including the impact of war, have shaped her art and her journey toward understanding her inner artist.

Curator and gallery owner Liza Zhurkovskaya joins Charuka Arora on the Arts to Hearts podcast to share her inspiring story of navigating the art world. From overcoming early struggles and starting her gallery during the pandemic to offering valuable advice for artists on building connections and crafting compelling statements, Liza's insights are both practical and uplifting. Perfect for anyone looking to thrive in the creative industry!

In this heartfelt episode, Charuka dives into the ups and downs of life—moving studios, navigating festive chaos, and finding clarity as 2025 approaches. She reflects on personal loss, the joy of supporting artists through her books, and the power of real connections. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about simplicity, creativity, and community.

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Shelby McFadden takes us through her transition from graphic designer to author, sharing how creativity and intuition guided her journey. She talks about overcoming self-doubt, the process of writing her book Metamorphosis, and how she's marketing it to reach readers. Shelby also offers insights into balancing creative passions with family life, reminding us that it's never too late to follow your dreams.

In this week's episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Charuka Arora chats with Carrie Scott, a writer, curator, art historian, and TV presenter, about her unique journey in the art world. From shifting gears during the 2009 recession to working with well-known artists, Carrie shares how she built a successful career by following her passion. The conversation also touches on the struggles women face, particularly in the arts, and why there's still a long way to go for true gender equality. Listen in for an inspiring and honest conversation about art, creativity, and the power of perseverance.

In this moving episode of Arts to Hearts, Danielle Krysa, creator of The Jealous Curator, talks about how she navigated the profound grief of losing her father and undergoing a major surgery. Through personal stories and reflections, Danielle reveals how art became her tool for healing and rebuilding her confidence. She discusses the importance of taking creative breaks, accepting imperfection, and letting creativity grow naturally—without the pressure to constantly perform. This episode offers inspiring takeaways for artists and creatives facing their own challenges.

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts podcast, Charuka Arora chats with Australian artist Rachel Burke, who shares her inspiring journey from childhood art projects to a successful creative career. Rachel talks about how she turned her passion for quirky, colorful designs into wearable art, sculptures, and installations. She discusses the importance of staying true to your unique self, creating your own path, and following your instincts—even when the road ahead seems unconventional. Rachel's story reminds us that accepting creativity and authenticity can lead to fulfilling opportunities, no matter where you start.

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts podcast, Susan diRende shares her incredible journey as an artist who discovered her passion later in life. From teaching and writing to working in real estate, Susan has had a variety of experiences that shaped her creativity. She opens up about facing personal challenges, including loss and starting fresh in New Zealand, and shares valuable insights on overcoming imposter syndrome. With her practical advice on taking small steps and seeking new experiences, Susan inspires listeners to embrace their creative paths.

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts podcast, Charuka Arora speaks with artist Angela Burson about her incredible journey from a young mom creating art in her kitchen to confidently claiming her identity as an artist. Angela shares her struggles with self-doubt and the importance of finding support within the creative community. Together, they explore how art can be a powerful tool for self-discovery and connection. Tune in to be inspired by Angela's story and learn how accepting your creativity can lead to meaningful growth.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, Ocki Magill, founder of Blue Shop Cottage, shares her journey from advertising and fashion design to creating a thriving gallery that supports emerging artists. In this conversation, she highlights the importance of following your passion, building a strong community, and adapting to the ever-changing art world. Discover valuable lessons for artists on how to perfect their craft and thrive in today's digital landscape.

This week on the Arts to Hearts Podcast, we have a special guest, Lisa Ray, who is shaking up the art world with her creativity. Lisa is not just an actor, author, and writer—she's also the co-founder of TheUpsideSpace (TUS). This digital art platform highlights artists from South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. In this episode, Charuka and Lisa discuss the importance of putting yourself out there as an artist and the need for a more inclusive art world. Lisa sees herself as a creative wanderer, always exploring and refusing to be limited by one label. While many know her for acting, she considers writing her main form of expression. She has published a memoir, “Close to the Bone,” and many articles for magazines like Vogue and Harper's Bazaar in India. Over the years, Lisa has stayed connected to her creative side, and her latest project, TheUpsideSpace, bridges the gap between traditional and digital art. By shining a light on art from places like Bhutan and Laos, TUS helps bring attention to artists who often don't get the recognition they deserve. Lisa's goal is to create a space where all kinds of art are celebrated, and her journey is a true inspiration. Lisa encourages artists to reimagine how they express themselves, and her work with TUS proves her commitment to making real change in the art world. Be sure to check out some of the amazing exhibitions they've put together on the TUS website. Don't miss this episode where Lisa talks about why she embraces vulnerability and her passion for TheUpsideSpace!

In this solo episode, Charuka Arora looks back on 2024, sharing the highs and lows of running the Arts to Hearts Project. She talks about the importance of perseverance, building a supportive community for artists, and what's in store for the next year. Tune in for an honest reflection on creativity, growth, and navigating change.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, young curator Natasha opens up about her journey in the ever-changing world of contemporary art curation. She talks about how the role of curators has evolved from traditional methods to more collaborative partnerships with artists. Natasha compares the art scenes in America and Paris and highlights how online galleries are changing the game for art access. She stresses the importance of forming real connections and crafting inclusive art experiences that speak to a wide range of people. Come along as we explore the challenges she encounters and her dreams for a more accessible and culturally vibrant art world.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, artist Sara Glupker talks with Charuka Arora about the ups and downs of running art workshops. Sara shares her experiences of facing low attendance, finding motivation, and using her personal life to create meaningful and unique events. She also reflects on the role of art in bringing people together and making a positive impact, especially in uncertain times.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, artist Amie McNee shares how she helps artists and creatives thrive by offering books, courses, and workshops focused on overcoming limiting beliefs. Together with her partner James, she builds a supportive community aimed at empowering artists to step into their true creative potential, reminding everyone that their art is needed in the world.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, artist Kathleen Beausoleil shares her journey through the art world. She highlights the importance of building strong relationships with fellow artists and balancing traditional practices and modern tools. She also emphasizes the role of authenticity and self-care in achieving long-term artistic success. Her insights provide a roadmap for artists looking to thrive in an ever-changing creative environment.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, artist Philemona opens up about how her life as a mother and her personal challenges—such as her child's transition and her struggles with miscarriages—have profoundly influenced her art. She discusses the importance of accepting vulnerability in the creative process, sharing how it has enriched her work and deepened her personal growth. Philemona offers valuable insights into the connection between life and art, showing how staying true to oneself can lead to powerful, authentic expression.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, Liz Andrews, Executive Director of the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art, shares her insights on the transformative power of art in reclaiming cultural identities and preserving history. From her work in curating exhibitions that highlight underrepresented voices to her reflections on vulnerability in creative expression, Liz emphasizes the importance of museums as spaces for education, inspiration, and cultural dialogue. Discover how art is a time capsule, capturing and celebrating diverse narratives while inspiring future generations to accept their heritage and stories.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, we'll dive into the journey of Larissa De Jesús Negrón, an artist who left the bustling streets of New York for the peaceful landscapes of Puerto Rico. Discover how this shift reshaped her approach to art, deepened her creativity, and helped her find a better balance between life and work.

On this week's Arts to Hearts Podcast, five emerging artists, Yana Beylinson, Diane Chappalley, Kianne Patrice, Hera Mysterium, and Michelle Reeves, reveal how their art helps them navigate personal challenges and societal norms. From mental health struggles to identity exploration, these artists show us how creativity transforms lives. Get into their inspiring stories and see how art sparks change and growth.

Kristy Gordon is a Canadian-born artist living in New York City. In this episode, she shares her tips on how to succeed in the art world. She talks about how she makes a steady income by doing different things like commissions, selling her art, and teaching classes. Kristy also explains the importance of budgeting smartly and avoiding unnecessary expenses. She highlights the power of social media, especially Instagram, for getting more exposure and opportunities. Kristy shares how posting regularly and engaging with followers can help artists grow their online presence. She also emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement and learning, encouraging artists to seek inspiration, attend workshops, and keep practicing their craft. From Kristy's insights, we learn practical strategies to balance art and business for long-term success. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation as Kristy sheds light on art and the gallery business, and tune in to this week's full episode!

In this engaging episode, Charuka Arora sits down with three incredible women from the art world: Francesca, Dante M. Pirouz, and Varvara. They share their unique journeys, insights, and experiences, making this a must-listen for artists and art enthusiasts alike. Francesca introduces herself as an eco-artivist, explaining her transition from being a solicitor to a fine arts mosaic artist. She talks about her commitment to sustainability and how she uses waste materials to create beautiful art. Francesca shares her inspiring projects with corporations, where she turns their waste into stunning office artwork. Her story highlights the importance of promoting environmental awareness through creative means. Dante shares her fascinating journey of finding her artistic voice. Growing up in a family of artists, she discusses how her upbringing influenced her path. Dante talks about the personal experiences and losses that have shaped her work and identity as an artist. Her insights into self-discovery and creative expression are both relatable and motivating for listeners. Varvara provides a deep dive into the challenges and triumphs faced by women in the art world. She talks about her experiences as a female artist and emphasizes the need for greater representation and recognition. Varvara shares her creative process and the themes she explores in her work, offering valuable advice for aspiring female artists. Overall, Francesca, Dante, and Varvara explore common themes in their work, such as sustainability and women's representation in art. They share their thoughts on the future of women in the art industry and the importance of community and support among female artists. Their collective insights provide a rich and empowering perspective on art and creativity. Charuka wraps up the episode by thanking the guests and encouraging listeners to explore the book "Art and Women" to learn more about these inspiring artists and their work. This episode is filled with personal stories, valuable insights, and practical advice, making it a powerful resource for anyone interested in art and the experiences of women artists.

In this episode of our podcast, Charuka Arora sits down with two inspiring artists, Kat Vandal and Eileen Hall. Together, they explore the profound connections between childhood creativity, the emotional impact of colors, and how these elements shape their art. This conversation is filled with personal stories, practical advice, and insightful tips for artists at any stage of their creative journey. In discussion with our host Charuka Arora, Kat Vandal and Eileen Hall share how going back to their childhood creativity has helped their art. They discuss how embracing childlike wonder can bring fresh ideas and inspiration. They share personal stories and give practical advice on how to reconnect with your inner child and enjoy the playful side of making art. They also talk about the powerful role of color in art. Kat and Eileen explain how different colors make us feel different emotions and how they use this in their work. They give tips on color theory, the psychological effects of color, and how artists can use color to tell emotional stories in their art. This episode helps listeners understand how childhood experiences and the use of color can deeply influence an artist's work. Whether you're a new artist or have been creating for years, you'll find valuable tips and inspiration to explore new aspects of your art. Join us to learn how embracing your inner child and using the emotional power of colors can change your art journey. Opportunities for Artists: 101 Art Book Contest Animal Edition Studio Visit Book Vol. 4

In this episode of "Arts to Hearts Podcast", host Charuka Arora interviews one of our featured artists of ATH Magazine Issue 6 artist Mira Malhotra. Together, they dive deep into the important role art plays in changing how people think about stereotypes. Mira opens up about her personal journey and shares the experiences that have made her the artist she is today. Charuka and Mira talk about how artists can use their creativity to break down old ideas. They discuss how art can spark meaningful conversations and lead to real social change. Mira also talks about the challenges she has faced as a woman artist and how she has overcome them. She shares practical tips and strategies that she uses in her work to tackle issues like gender dynamics and other societal perceptions. Listeners will get to hear Mira's thoughts on how the art world is changing and becoming more inclusive. She gives valuable advice to fellow artists who want to make a difference with their work. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in how art can influence society and for artists who are looking for inspiration to challenge stereotypes through their art.   Opportunities for Artists:  Emerging Woman Artist Award: Art Prize 2024 Details here: https://submit.artstoheartsproject.com/emerging-woman-artist-award-ath-art-prize/ Studio Visit Book Vol. 4  Details Here: https://submit.artstoheartsproject.com/call-for-art-studio-visit-book-vol-4/  

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Rebecca Hoffberger, the Creative Director of the American Visionary Art Museum, joins Charuka Arora to explore how art can help you navigate your emotions. Rebecca emphasizes the importance of intuitive intelligence, describing it as the highest form of human intelligence. She and Charuka discuss how artists and creators often rely on their intuition, allowing their creative process to guide them without always knowing the end result. This intuitive approach not only enhances their art but also helps them feel more aligned as individuals. Rebecca also touches on the darker aspects of art history, noting how figures like Hitler used art to demonize others. She stresses that not all artists are noble, and like everyone else, they have their flaws. Despite this, she seeks a "beauty of spirit" in art, which she believes infuses everything. Interestingly, Rebecca shares that many ancient cultures, such as the Greeks, Egyptians, and Hopi indigenous people, had no word for art. Yet, their creations were deeply expressive and significant. This perspective challenges us to see art not just as a skill but as a profound way of connecting with our inner selves and the world around us. Tune in to hear more about how embracing intuition and creativity can help you understand and express your emotions through art.

In this engaging episode of the Arts To Hearts podcast, host Charuka Arora sits down with Haejin Yoo, an accomplished artist with a unique journey of self-discovery and artistic exploration. Haejin shares her remarkable transition from a corporate career to embracing her artistic calling, emphasizing the importance of resilience and self-worth in pursuing one's passion. The conversation delves into Haejin's creative process, the challenges she faced in establishing her signature style, and the heartfelt motivation that kept her going through difficult times. Key themes include the innate desire to create, the journey of self-acceptance and growth as an artist, and the transformative power of dedication and perseverance in pursuing artistic fulfillment. Call For Art: Art and Woman Edition 1-2024- Win US $10,000 worth prizes and cash award. So, have a look at 

Welcome back to the Arts To Hearts Podcast! In this final episode of our series on the "Floral Art Book," Charuka Arora is thrilled to introduce four remarkable artists featured in the publication. Despite the series wrapping up, there's still a chance to grab your copy of this inspiring book available on various platforms, including Amazon. During this episode, Charuka is joined by Marie, Claire, Ritina, and Rebekah, all of whom have contributed their unique artistic talents to the "101 Floral Art Book." Each artist shares insights into their personal journey, their artistic medium, and the inspiration behind their work. Marie Younkin, based in Brooklyn, is a painter who primarily works with water-based media such as acrylics, gouache, and watercolor, often incorporating vibrant neon pigments. Claire Elliott from Portland, Oregon, focuses on oil paintings and has a profound connection to nature, which deeply influences her artwork. Ritina, originally from India and now residing in Tennessee, expresses her art through both acrylics and oils. Her work predominantly features landscapes, capturing the serene and wild aspects of her surroundings. Rebekah, located just north of Seattle, Washington, is a watercolor artist who draws significant inspiration from her previous coastal living, frequently portraying tropical flowers and scenic views. The discussion delves into the motivations that drive these artists, exploring the deep-seated compulsion to create and how personal experiences, such as motherhood and surroundings, shape their artistic narratives.  Each artist's story provides a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of living a creative life, emphasizing the constant evolution and the personal fulfillment derived from art.

In this engaging episode, the host discusses the project with Lynne McDonald, Rachel Pruzan, Jessica Lewis, and Runa Gedam. The conversation delves into the guests' experiences, feedback on the project, and ways to enhance future collaborations. Key topics include the quality of the book, pricing concerns, communication efficiency, and the logistics of managing a large group of artists. The guests share valuable insights and suggestions for improvement, highlighting the collaborative nature of the project. The discussion touches on the impressive technology involved, seamless coordination, and the challenges faced in producing premium books for a global audience. The guests offer constructive feedback on pricing strategies, communication methods, and the overall experience of participating in the project. Through open dialogue and shared perspectives, the episode emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement and collaboration in the creative industry.

In this enlightening episode, Angela Burson shares her inspiring artistic journey and creative process. From starting locally and overcoming rejection to international recognition and prestigious publications, Angela discusses the evolution of her art and the significance of staying true to oneself. She delves into her unique style of painting figures with cropped heads, exploring themes of identity and appearance. Through personal anecdotes and insightful reflections, Angela provides a deep dive into her artistic mindset and aspirations for the future. Call For Art: Art and Woman Edition 1-2024- Win US $10,000 worth prizes and cash award. So, have a look at 

In this engaging episode of the Arts Two Hearts podcast, host Charuka Arora interviews Reena Lath from Aadprocard Gallery. Reena shares her journey from a non-art background into the realm of art curation and gallery management. They delve into topics such as the evolution of the art market, the influence of digital media, the role of young buyers, and the spiritual aspect of art creation. Reena's insightful perspective sheds light on the intersection of tradition and modernity in the art world. Key themes include Reena's early encounters with art, the changing landscape of art collecting, the blending of utilitarian and spiritual elements in Indian art, and the significance of consistent practice for artists. The discussion highlights the importance of passion, dedication, and a deep connection to one's work in the art industry. Call For Art: Art and Woman Edition 1-2024- Win US $10,000 worth prizes and cash award. So, have a look at 

Welcome to another episode of the Arts To Hearts Podcast! In this episode, host Charuka Arora interviews three talented artists: Lauren Battistini, Stephanie Mulvihill, and Amy Pleasant. These artists are featured in the recently published book "101 Floral Artists," which showcases their unique floral-inspired artwork. The conversation delves into their artistic journeys, the inspiration behind their work, and the significance of flowers in their art. Each artist shares their personal experiences and perspectives, providing valuable insights into the world of art. Join Charuka Arora and her guests as they discuss the beauty of flowers, the evolution of their artistic styles, and the importance of self-expression through art.

This week on the Arts to Hearts Podcast we have Hanna Inaiáh as our guest. This episode will especially pique your interest if you are intrigued by AI as our guest shares her journey of using artificial intelligence (AI) in her work, including creating stunning images and designs. Hanna is a Brazilian digital artist and surface designer who creates designs that can be applied to home goods, clothing, packaging, and fabric. In this episode, she shares her journey of incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into her work and how it has allowed her to create stunning and realistic visuals. As an artist, Hanna has worked with brands like Farm Rio, Sig Bergamin, Reserva, and Premiere Vision. The debate surrounding AI is not new. Ever since its advent, people have been skeptical about AI's role in our personal and professional lives. Hanna argues that AI should be seen as a tool that can enhance our creativity and grow our business, rather than something that should be shut down. Reflecting on her own journey with art and AI, Hanna says that using AI tools has had a positive impact on her creativity and has helped her attract new clients. For her, it was experimenting with AI that expanded her creative vision and allowed her to push her own limits. While AI allowed Hanna to see her designs more realistically and make adjustments accordingly, there has been pushback as well where not everyone agrees with Hanna's approach. However, regardless of people's opinions, Hanna has continued to do what she deems best for her art.  Currently, Hanna is exploring the idea of creating a course to teach other designers and artists how they can incorporate AI into their work. So, listen to this week's full podcast to find out more about Hanna's viewpoint on AI and how she managed to use it to her advantage. Are you an emerging artist looking for a platform to showcase your work to the world? We are introducing Edition 1 of a stunning coffee table book that will showcase the biographies and creative journeys of 100 women artists from around the world, so submit your artwork .  Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #5 here:  Order our "100 Emerging Artworks : 2023 Women's Edition"  Listen and subscribe on .

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts podcast, host Charuka Arora interviews four women artists who are publishing a book called "101 Art Book." The guests include Amanda, Kelly, Marcela, and Mahshid. The conversation revolves around the themes of femininity, identity, and the role of women in the art world. Each guest shares their personal journey as an artist and how their work is influenced by their experiences as women. They discuss the challenges they have faced in the art world, the importance of empowering women's voices, and the healing power of art, particularly through the subject of flowers. The guests also touch on the dismissive attitudes towards feminine art and the need to challenge societal expectations. Overall, the episode highlights the strength, resilience, and creativity of women artists. Are you an emerging artist looking for a platform to showcase your work to the world? We are introducing Edition 1 of a stunning coffee table book that will showcase the biographies and creative journeys of 100 women artists from around the world, so submit your artwork .  Call For Art: Art and Woman Edition 1-2024- Win US $10,000 worth prizes and cash award. So, have a look at