Arts To Hearts Podcast
by Charuka Arora
Is this your podcast?Charuka Arora is an independent podcast creator known for her insightful discussions on the intersection of art and business. With a passion for supporting artists, she explores the creative journey, helping listeners navigate the challenge…
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- successful artist strategies
- overcoming creative blocks
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- interviews with various artists
- creative business insights
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- active for five years
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The $10 Trillion Art Economy Artists Never See | S6E6
Jun 23, 2026
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Who really profits from art? | Episode 6 Coming Soon
Jun 21, 2026
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Will I ever make it as an artist? | S6E5
Jun 16, 2026
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I used to think creative success was for other people. I was wrong │S6E4
Jun 9, 2026
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I Thought Creative Success Wasn’t for People Like Me. I Was Wrong | Season 6 Episode 4 Coming Soon
Jun 7, 2026
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| 6/23/26 |  The $10 Trillion Art Economy Artists Never See | S6E6 | The creative economy is worth nearly $10 trillion. So why do most artists never see a cent of it?That's the question Charuka Arora, founder of Arts to Hearts Project, brings to Nina Orm in Episode 6 of Season 6. Nina, founder of Creativity Meets Capital, has spent her career across finance, entrepreneurship, and politics and is now building the financial infrastructure the art world never gave its artists.Her argument is simple and a little uncomfortable: artists aren't broken because they're bad at business. They're broke because nobody ever built them a system. Galleries take 50% (sometimes 70%). Art schools teach craft but not contracts. And the "starving artist" gets romanticised instead of paid.This is one of the most practical money conversations we've had on the show.We cover:Where the trillions in the art world actually go and why so little reaches artistsWhy the gallery model is built the way it is, by designThe "starving artist" myth, and why Nina wants it goneThe one financial habit every artist should start todayThe 10-10-10 rule for creatives who don't have a big income to play withWhy multiple income streams protect your creative freedomHow to read a P&L and why you're already a businessOwnership, copyright, and why "the law is what makes things real"Whether you've never sold a piece or you're already earning from your work, this episode hands you a system for your money and a backbone for your career. So, grab a coffee and a notebook you'll want to take notes on this one. | — | ||||||
| 6/21/26 | Who really profits from art? | Episode 6 Coming Soon | Artists create the work. But do they really understand the business behind it?In Episode 6 of Season 6, Arts to Hearts founder Charuka Arora is joined by Nina Orm, founder of Creativity Meets Capital, for a powerful conversation about the side of the art world many creatives are never taught to navigate: contracts, copyrights, ownership, licensing, negotiations, and the decisions that can shape a career long after a deal is signed.Many artists spend years mastering their craft, yet very few are taught how to protect their work, understand their rights, or confidently navigate the financial and legal realities of the creative industry.Together, Charuka and Nina explore why understanding the business of art is no longer optional, what artists should know before signing agreements, and how ownership and knowledge can become some of the most powerful tools in a creative career.Because making great work is only part of the story.Understanding how to protect it is the other.And if you've ever felt intimidated by contracts, confused by copyright, or unsure how the business side of art really works, this episode is for you.Tune in this Tuesday for the full conversation. | — | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | Will I ever make it as an artist? | S6E5 | There's a question that follows almost every artist. Some days you barely notice it. Other days it's the loudest thing in the room. But it's always there: Will I ever make it?Will anyone see my work? Will I ever become the artist I imagine myself to be? And the hardest part there's no report card, no promotion, no guaranteed timeline. Just you, your work, and a lot of uncertainty.In this solo episode, Charuka Arora Founder of Arts to Hearts Project talks through the question every artist is too afraid to say out loud and the quiet myths we carry about what "making it" is supposed to look like. After working with thousands of artists through Arts to Hearts Project, she's noticed something: most artists don't quit because they lack talent. They quit because they're exhausted by the story, they're telling themselves about where they should be.This is an honest, gentle conversation about success, comparison, burnout, and the small belief that keeps real artists going.In this episode:Why most artists are struggling with uncertainty, not with their artThe guilt of doing "five jobs at once" and why the system was never built to be kept up withMyth #1: that success happens overnight (and what's really underneath every "overnight" story)Myth #2: that success looks the same for everyoneMyth #3: that more is always betterWhy play and "bad work" matter more than strategyHow to let jealousy become a compass instead of a woundThe one question worth more than "Will I ever make it?"If you've ever felt behind, invisible, or quietly afraid you'll never get there this one's for you.Press play. Then go make the thing you'd make even if nobody noticed. | — | ||||||
| 6/9/26 | I used to think creative success was for other people. I was wrong │S6E4 | For most of her creative life, Charuka Arora Founder of Arts to Hearts Project believed creative success belonged to a certain kind of person people from the right city, the right family, the right circles. She did not see herself in that picture. A decade of building Arts to Hearts Project changed her mind.After six years of building Arts to Hearts Project and interviewing more than 200 artists, curators, gallerists, and art fair founders, she has come to say something out loud: she was completely wrong. In this episode of Season 6 of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Charuka walks listeners through the evidence that changed her mind and the one pattern she keeps seeing on repeat in every person who has built something real in the creative world. She also shares the hardest part of her own story pulling herself together to show up for this podcast and this community in the weeks after losing her mom in 2021 and why those days ended up mattering more than she understood at the time.The episode explores:Why 90 percent of the successful people she has interviewed came from no privilege at allThe real reason some artists' careers suddenly "compound" after years of nothingWhy commitment to one direction beats waiting to find the perfect oneHow a simple collage series she emailed outsold within three daysThe two kinds of people who see a problem and which one actually builds a careerWhat she would say to anyone sitting in a corner right now thinking this isn't for themThis conversation feels less like career advice and more like an honest reminder that meaningful creative work is usually built slowly, quietly, and long before anybody else notices it.If you have ever felt behind, late, small, or unqualified for the life you want this episode is the permission slip you didn't know you were waiting for. | — | ||||||
| 6/7/26 | I Thought Creative Success Wasn’t for People Like Me. I Was Wrong | Season 6 Episode 4 Coming Soon | What if creative success has nothing to do with being born in the “right” place, having connections, money, or belonging in certain rooms?In Episode 4 of Season 6, founder of Arts to Hearts Project, Charuka Arora, will talk about the difficult realities behind building a creative life rejection, grief, uncertainty, showing up with no results, and continuing anyway.From growing Arts to Hearts from a simple Instagram blog into a global creative platform to navigating self-doubt, loss, and years of invisible work, this conversation is for every artist, writer, photographer, collector, and creative who has ever questioned whether they’re capable of making it.Because the real question isn’t whether the path is hard.It’s whether you’re willing to keep walking it anyway.And if you’re sitting somewhere right now feeling lost, discouraged, or ready to give up, this conversation is for you.Tune in this Tuesday, June 9, 2026, for the complete conversation. | — | ||||||
| 6/2/26 | Ryan Stanier Built the Other Art Fair. Now He's Doing Fair Play, But Why | S6E03 | Fifteen years ago, Ryan Stanier started cold-calling estate agents across London asking if he could borrow their empty shops for free.Most ignored him. One handed him the keys.That tiny pop-up became ArtBeat, then The Other Art Fair, one of the world’s biggest artist-led fair movements, spanning London, Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Sydney, Chicago, Melbourne, and beyond.But after more than a decade working closely with artists, Ryan kept hearing the same thing:Art fairs were becoming too expensive.Booth fees, shipping, framing, travel, marketing, logistics artists were taking enormous financial risks just to be visible.So, he decided to rebuild the model.In this episode, Ryan Stanier founder of The Other Art Fair and Fair Play opens up about the changing art world and the realities artists face behind visibility, pricing, and creative survival.We cover: The empty London storefront that started everything Why the art world believed artists “weren’t good at business” The biggest mistakes artists make at fairs Why artists struggle to talk about pricing The heartbreaking thing Ryan still sees at exhibitions Why Fair Play removed booth fees completely The emotional connection between artists and collectors Why visibility in the art world still feels inaccessible How social media changed the art industry The artist Ryan still keeps on his wall years laterWhether you’re an emerging artist, a collector, or someone trying to understand how the art world really works behind the scenes, this episode is a rare look at the systems shaping creative careers today. Pull up a chair. this conversation might change how you think about the art world. | — | ||||||
| 6/1/26 | From The Other Art Fair to Fair Play | Episode 3 Coming Soon | For Episode 3 of Season 6, Charuka Arora, founder of Arts to Hearts Project, had a deeply meaningful conversation with none other than Ryan Stanier the founder behind The Other Art Fair and Fair Play. For years, Ryan has been working towards one powerful idea: making the art world feel more accessible, supportive, and human for artists. From starting with small pop-up exhibitions in empty London spaces to building one of the world’s biggest artist-led fair movements, his journey has completely reshaped how artists connect with audiences globally.In this episode, Ryan opens up about the realities behind building artist-first platforms, the frustrations within the traditional art world, the pressure artists constantly navigate, and why he believes the systems around artists still need to change.From building The Other Art Fair to launching Fair Play, this conversation explores creativity, visibility, burnout, risk-taking, art fairs, and the emotional realities of building a life in the arts.It’s thoughtful, personal, honest, and filled with conversations artists rarely get to hear out loud.And honestly… this might change the way you think about art fairs forever.Season 6 Episode 3 drops tomorrow. Stay tuned. | — | ||||||
| 5/26/26 | Every Arts to Hearts Book. Including the One That Went Wrong ┃S6E2 | In this solo episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Charuka Arora, Founder of the Arts to Hearts Project pulls back the curtain on what it actually takes to make an Arts to Hearts book.From the six-month timeline behind every release, to running open calls, jury processes, and curating both emerging and established artists, Charuka walks through the full publishing journey. She also gets honest about the mess: the factory mix-up that turned a soft-cover magazine into a hard-cover sample, the 4-step proofing process her small team relies on to catch errors, and the 300+ artist interviews they handle every single month.If you've ever wondered what goes into building a contemporary art publication from scratch including the parts no one shows you this one's for you. | — | ||||||
| 5/25/26 | The Books, The Chaos, The Mistakes | Season 6 Episode 2 Out Tomorrow | What does it really take to turn an Instagram blog into internationally loved art books, magazines, and a creative platform artist around the world connect with?In Season 6, Episode 2 of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, founder Charuka Arora takes us behind every Arts to Hearts book, including the one that completely went wrong.From creative risks and unexpected mistakes to the pressure of building meaningful projects from scratch, this episode dives into the messy, emotional, and unseen side of running a platform dedicated to supporting women in the arts.We’re talking behind-the-scenes realities, working with artists worldwide, publishing art books people genuinely treasure, and the lessons nobody sees behind the final beautiful product.If you’ve ever wondered what actually happens behind creative projects like these, you won’t want to miss this conversation.Season 6 Episode 2 drops tomorrow, May 26. Don’t forget to tune in for the full behind-the-scenes episode. | — | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | Will Ramsay: His banker friend was too embarrassed to ask the price so he built Affordable Art Fair | In 1999, a man walked into Battersea Park with an idea the art world thought was embarrassing: put price tags on art. The galleries hated it. The critics rolled their eyes. He did it anyway.Twenty-five years later, that idea is called Affordable Art Fair 19 fairs across 16 cities, nearly 4 million visitors, over $780 million worth of art sold, and an entire generation of artists who got their first sale through it.In this episode, Will Ramsay, founder of Affordable Art Fair and Ramsay Fairs sits down with Charuka for one of the most practical conversations we've ever had about the business of being an artist.We cover:The banker friend whose embarrassment sparked an empireThe four types of art buyers walking past your booth (and which one most artists ignore)Why selling art online doesn't really work and what doesHow to price your work across international marketsThe $5K–$10K mistake most first-time exhibitors makeHow to approach a gallery without feeling desperateRed dots, empty walls, and the small tricks that create energy on a standThe Indian artist (Riya Mahajan) hiding in Will's garden right nowWhether you've never sold a piece of art or you're already exhibiting internationally, this conversation gives you a framework you can actually use.Pull up a notebook. This one's a masterclass. | — | ||||||
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| 8/1/24 |  How can Artists Process Loss Through their Art? Dante, Vavara and Francesca Share Their Stories | 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. | — | ||||||
| 7/18/24 |  How Can You, as an Artist, Challenge Stereotypes Through Your Work? | 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/ | — | ||||||
| 2/22/24 |  On art, fashion and heritage: Building a brand with purpose |Richa Maheshwari| | This week on the Arts to Heart Podcast, our host Charuka Arora has an insightful conversation with Richa Maheshwari, who is a designer on a mission to bring back the arts and crafts that are fading due to the advent of fast fashion. Richa has been in the software services industry by profession, where she worked as a product manager for a German company for almost 16 years. As COVID hit, much like everyone else, Richa took a break to spend more time at home. This was her chance to restart and explore, and she took it. After going to an office for so many years, Richa longed to be on the ground where she could do something much more substantial and tangible, and that is when she was able to connect to an international labor organization which marked the beginning of her life with traditional crafts. As a child, Richa was always interested in stories that were rich in culture, and now she has the opportunity to tell those stories to the rest of the world in an innovative way. With its textile legacy, Odisha has many stories to tell, and so Richa decided to direct her energy towards uplifting the local artisan community in a way that helped the artists as well as introducing their craft to the world. For Richa, it is very much about the "ability to build narratives in a fun way so that the audience is able to receive it simply". As she built her brand, Boito, Richa has had many things to learn and unlearn. From forming trustworthy relationships with the local community to finding a balance where their culture and traditions can be shared with the rest of the world, Richa has come a long way. She has opened doors for other artists who dream of utilizing their craft in a way that doesn't succumb to the fast fashion industry. So, tune in to this week's podcast to listen to Richa and Charuka talk about the world of fashion and why it's important for us as a society to not lose touch with our roots. We're delighted to announce that we are now accepting art submissions for the sixth edition of ATH Magazine! If you are someone whose artworks dare to question the norm and sparks interesting conversations, then this is your chance! Submit your artwork here. We are calling women artists from around the globe for our upcoming event, the "101 Art Book Contest", which aims to boost recognition, fame, and exposure for female artists. Submit your artwork here.' We are also calling all emerging female artists for our "100 Emerging Artists: 2024 Women's Edition". This edition marks the inaugural launch of our landmark publication designed to spotlight and celebrate emerging women artists from around the globe. Apply here. Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #4 here: Order Here Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join ATH directory for women artists here: ATH Directory Listen and subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 2/15/24 |  Secrets revealed: How to be a successful women entrepreneur | Sarah Sham | | This week on the Arts to Heart Podcast, we have Sarah Sham as our guest. With her super successful design studio, Sarah is an inspiration to all women who aspire to build their businesses. In this episode, Charuka Arora and Sarah Sham discuss the challenges and obstacles faced by women who dare to dream big. For women, the roles are pretty much set by the patriarchal society they live in, and sometimes, they are put in a position where they must choose between having a successful career and starting a family. From realizing her self-worth to manifesting her creative dreams into reality, Sarah has great insights to offer to female entrepreneurs who are struggling to set their own boundaries and rules. With a degree in art history and interior design, Sarah has done multiple jobs where she has worked at Vogue as well as an advertising agency. Apart from doing theatre, she has also worked as a news anchor for a while, before realizing that she was meant to be an interior designer. However, belonging to a family with a legacy of its own, Sarah did feel a certain pressure. At the same time, she was determined to build something with nothing but her own hard work and skills. Ten years later, she has accomplished just that with an interior design studio that vows to provide a seamless experience to its clients. Over the years, Sarah has evolved and grown as a businesswoman and has learned to have more confidence in herself. Now, she wants to expand her business in the Middle East and focus more of her energy on business and marketing as compared to the creative aspect of it. It is as a result of these experiences that Sarah advises all women entrepreneurs to work hard and never stop. Even if they are taking baby steps, then it's enough! To know more about Sarah and her journey, listen to this week's full episode which is loaded with wisdom! We're delighted to announce that we are now accepting art submissions for the sixth edition of ATH Magazine! If you are someone whose artworks dare to question the norm and sparks interesting conversations, then this is your chance! Submit your artwork here. We are calling women artists from around the globe for our upcoming event, the "101 Art Book Contest", which aims to boost recognition, fame, and exposure for female artists. Submit your artwork here.' We are also calling all emerging female artists for our "100 Emerging Artists: 2024 Women's Edition". This edition marks the inaugural launch of our landmark publication designed to spotlight and celebrate emerging women artists from around the globe. Apply here. Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #4 here: Order Here Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join ATH directory for women artists here: ATH Directory Listen and subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 1/25/24 |  Is taking risks important in the art world? |Ki Smith Gallery| | This week's episode of Arts to Hearts podcast features the second part of our interview with Ki Smith, the owner of Ki Smith Gallery. Our host Charuka Arora and Ki Smith continue their conversation about taking risks, being a successful artist, and how you should always push yourself out of your comfort zone. Ki Smith is also the co-founder of Apostrophe NYC, and all of his ventures have interesting stories behind them! Much of Ki Smith's creative career was built due to his belief in himself. Even when he did not have anything to build his business with, he had faith in his abilities and his community, and he kept moving forward. At every turn of the way, he has aimed big and has gone for an option that would seem impossible to an outsider. Instead of caring about whether something was possible or not, he kept on trying different avenues and paths that would ultimately lead to him building the gallery of his dreams. Now that Ki has his own gallery, and his business is flourishing, he is beginning to think past the much-needed physical expansion of his gallery. Now, Ki wants to focus on an internal expansion as well, where he can be of more help to other artists. His thought process has become more strategic now where he wishes to put artists in a spot for more success. For Ki, having a growth mindset throughout has helped him greatly in achieving what he has today, and for that, he doesn't forget his family and friends. Ki rightly points out the importance of a community, and how it can play a monumental role in your journey, which is why, expanding your contacts and building a community is so crucial for any creative/artist. As long as you have faith in yourself, and are working hard for it, you should be fine. So, tune in to this week's episode to listen to Ki's entire interview! We are calling women artists from around the globe for our upcoming event, the "101 Art Book Contest", which aims to boost recognition, fame, and exposure for female artists. Submit your artwork here.' We have another 'call for art' for our Studio Visit Book V.3, where selected artists will have a personalized spread of their work, and it will be juried by the renowned artist Rachel Burke. You can submit your artworks here. Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #4 here: Order Here Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join ATH directory for women artists here: ATH Directory Listen and subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 12/14/23 |  How to build your self confidence as an artist | This week on Arts to Hearts Podcast, our host Charuka Arora sits down to have a heart-to-heart with her beloved audience. As our third season nears its end, Charuka is giving the aspiring artists some tips from her own experience in the art world. As someone who has been on her own creative journey for some time now, Charuka has learned a thing or two, and as she looks back on how far she has come, she is guiding other aspiring artists on how they can find their confidence in their abilities as an artist. If Charuka were to start her creative journey today, she would ask herself six questions to make sure she knows where her heart is so she can ensure that her creative journey goes on as smoothly as possible. For Charuka, it's important to put unwavering faith in yourself and your creativity, and for that, you need to ask yourself if you are ready to do that. Furthermore, it's important to understand that hurdles are part of the journey, and that you need to be ready to fall a million times, and get back up every single time. The third thing you need to do as a creative, is to embrace your emotions fully, no matter how difficult or uncomfortable it may feel at that moment. The fourth question you must ask yourself is whether are willing to break free from the fear of judgment. After you have broken free from the societal shackles, you must look within and ask yourself, if you are ready to write your story, as that is the most crucial aspect. And in the end, you must love and accept yourself fully, and ask yourself, "Can I be unapologetically myself?" This episode is filled with wisdom and some amazing reflection exercises, so tune in to this week's podcast and join Charuka on this exploration of what it means to be an artist! We are calling women artists from around the globe for our upcoming event, the "101 Art Book Contest", which aims to boost recognition, fame, and exposure for female artists. Submit your artwork here.' We have another 'call for art' for our Studio Visit Book V.3, where selected artists will have a personalized spread of their work, and it will be juried by the renowned artist Rachel Burke. You can submit your artworks here. Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #4 here: Order Here Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join ATH directory for women artists here: ATH Directory Listen and subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 12/7/23 |  Tania Yakunova on identifying your visual language as an artist | This week on our Arts to Hearts Podcast, our host Charuka Arora sits down with Tania Yakunova who is a Ukrainian visual artist, educator and award-winning illustrator. Currently based in London, UK, Tania talks about her art journey, her life experiences, and how she is learning to understand her inner artist. Born and raised in Kieve, Tania Yakunova started as a copywriter, and soon shifted towards the art world. Even as a child, she loved to draw, and even though she has her degree in social science and social technologies, it did not stop her from doing what she truly wanted to do. From working as a full-time illustrator to doing freelance, Tania has worked hard to kick-start her art career in the most organic manner where she has constantly strived to expand her community and grow as an artist. Tania is most interested in minimalistic jet expressive art with a hint of surrealism. Her field of work includes advertising, commercial, branding illustration editorial where she has worked with clients like Google, Apple, Visa Gold, Upwork, and The Washington Post. She has also received multiple awards including World Illustration Awards 2020 and Aplied Arts Awards 2020. Despite all of her success, Tania faces the same struggles as any other artist and often has to combats her imposter syndrome. According to Tania, it's important for an artist to understand what they enjoy doing and are good at, and only then they will be able to find their visual language. Throughout her creative journey, Tania's background and war in Ukraine has had a huge impact on her art and the way she feels. And in the midst of it all, she is constantly trying to set new creative goals for her while following her dreams. So, tune in to this week's podcast and listen to Tania as she shares her wisdom and experiences with fellow artists! We are calling women artists from around the globe for our upcoming event, the "101 Art Book Contest", which aims to boost recognition, fame, and exposure for female artists. Submit your artwork here.' We have another 'call for art' for our Studio Visit Book V.3, where selected artists will have a personalized spread of their work, and it will be juried by the renowned artist Rachel Burke. You can submit your artworks here. Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #4 here: Order Here Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join ATH directory for women artists here: ATH Directory Listen and subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 11/2/23 |  Carrie Pearce on how to creatively grow as an artist | This week on our Arts to Hearts Podcast, our host Charuka Arora invites Carrie Pearce to talk about her artworks. Carrie, who is a passionate painter, discusses how her art has evolved in the past few years, and how she overcame her creative block. Carrie's artwork mainly comprises of portraits and paintings of dolls. Her art style is very reminiscent of the 16th century art with its realism and focus on human form. Recently, she has somewhat changed her artistic expression by incorporating materials such as beads, fabric, embroidery etc. in her paintings. Her transition came after COVID, after she went through a massive creative block. However, she managed to find her path again, and since then, has been creating some truly magnificent art pieces. Over the past few years, Carrie has undergone struggles of her own as she transitioned through her artistic expressions. However, she has embraced this change with open arms, and welcomes art collectors who also appreciate her evolving style. Talking about her childhood, Carrie recalls painting and drawing for as long as she can remember. From being inspired by Ann Adams to being fascinated by DaVinci's art, her styled can be described as 'imaginary realism'. She sees her art as 'emotional portraits' that are inspired by turn of the century photos that we often find at antique stores. Carrie has been featured both internationally and nationally, including Fine Art Connoisseur, and has a website dedicated to reviving realism in fine art. Tune in to this week's podcast as Carrie talks about accepting her inner artist's transition, how she found her way back to her true self, and what does her creative process look like. We have an open call for artsits to join our "Emerging Woman Artist Award". Showcase you work to a global audience here: Submit your artwork here. Pre-Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #4 here: Order Here Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join ATH directory for women artists here: ATH Directory Listen and subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 9/7/23 |  Pallavi Singh on Challenging Beauty standards & gender roles via Art | In this new episode of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, hosted by Charuka Arora, we have an interview with artist Pallavi Singh. Pallavi shares her personal journey as an artist and how she explores the grooming culture of men in Indian society. During our conversation, Pallavi opened up about her experiences in art school and the challenges she faced in the art world. She reflects on how her work has evolved over the years and the importance of questioning societal norms and expectations. Pallavi's art aims to challenge these ideas and provoke thought. Pallavi delves into the concept of men wearing jewelry and ornaments, explaining that it was once normalized in history and mythology. However, colonization brought about a change in perception. She highlights how men in Indian culture used to wear kadas, rings, and chains, but these practices became associated with femininity along the way. Pallavi also mentions that the act of men wearing nail polish and mehndi (henna) still exists in some marriage cultures in India. Through her art, Pallavi strives to present everyday moments from people's lives with a twist, challenging the stereotypes and facades associated with masculinity. By using simple language and relatable themes, she hopes to engage people from all walks of life and spark conversations about our preconceived notions. Don't miss this episode as we delve into Pallavi Singh's creative journey and her unique perspective on Embracing Change and Challenging Societal Expectations Through Art. Tune in now to expand your horizons and explore the power of art! Want to get published in an International Book? Details here Pre-Order our ATH Magazine Issue 3 here: Order Here Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join Women Artists Worldwide on Facebook Listen and subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 8/24/23 |  6 questions I would ask myself if I were starting my creative journey today | Charuka Arora | | In this episode of the Arts To Hearts Podcast, Charuka takes us on a heartfelt journey through her amazing creative career. She shares the six important questions she would ask her younger self if she were starting her artistic journey today. Through personal stories, Charuka emphasizes the importance of believing in oneself and embracing one's unique creative identity. Charuka also expresses her gratitude to the listeners for their support and talks about the latest magazine issue, which showcases captivating artistic expressions. She gives a sneak peek into the upcoming autumn edition, inviting artists from around the world to participate and explore the theme of "Sanctuary". This theme encourages artists to find their creative havens and express themselves freely. To end the episode, Charuka candidly shares her own creative journey, filled with surprises and self-discovery. She hopes that her insights and stories will inspire listeners to discover their own creative paths. Listen to this wonderful episode of the Arts To Hearts Podcast and let Charuka's wisdom and stories unlock your creative potential, guiding you towards self-expression and creative fulfillment. Want to get published in an International Magazine? Details here Pre-Order our ATH Magazine Issue 3 here: Order Here Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join Women Artists Worldwide on Facebook Listen and subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 7/6/23 |  In The Studio of Nicole Young- Studio Visit Book Vol. 1 Artist | Want to submit your work in our Studio Visit Book Vol. 2? Get all the Details here https://submit.artstoheartsproject.com/index.php/open-call-2/?_ga=2.265273418.41060166.1688615019-2083855471.1673187658 Want To Pre-Order our Studio Visit Book Vol. 1? Get it from here https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/products/studio-visit-book-vol-1-pre-order?_ga=2.265273418.41060166.1688615019-2083855471.1673187658 Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Want To Exhibit Your Work In a Gallery? See Details Here Join Women Artists Worldwide on Facebook Listen & Subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Artist Services: https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/collections/services-for-artists?_ga=2.101754569.956046160.1685549839-2083855471.1673187658 | — | ||||||
| 5/25/23 |  Is Fear of Failure Holding You Back? w/ Marissa Childers, An Artist | Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Want To Exhibit Your Work In a Gallery? See Details Here Join Women Artists Worldwide on Facebook Listen & Subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 | — | ||||||
| 2/23/23 |  How to deal with difficult situation as a creative: Dina Brodsky | Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at https://shop.artstoheartsproject.com/ Join Women Artists Worldwide on Facebook Listen & Subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Find more creative content & opportunities at https://www.artstoheartsproject.com | — | ||||||
| 1/5/23 |  How Can Networking Unlock Dream Opportunities For Artists w/ Shivangi Ladha, Visual Artist | Join Women Artists Worldwide on Facebook Click For Episode Shownotes Listen & Subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Find more creative content & opportunities at https://www.artstoheartsproject.com | — | ||||||
| 11/17/22 |  How To Handle Social Media Pressure As An Artist w/ Erika Lee Sears, An Artist | Join Women Artists Worldwide on Facebook Click For Episode Shownotes Listen & Subscribe on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/arts-to-hearts-podcast/id1556867038 Find more creative content & opportunities at https://www.artstoheartsproject.com | — | ||||||
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