Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9 Is Out Now
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We’re so excited to share that Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9 is now officially out and available to order! You can find it on the Arts to Hearts website, or grab a copy through Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
This new issue is packed with amazing work by over 50 women artists from across the globe. It’s more than just a magazine; it’s a space for creativity, real stories, and inspiration. Whether you’re an artist yourself, someone who collects art, or you simply love to explore the world of creativity, this issue has something special waiting for you.
What’s New in Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9?
In every edition of Arts to Hearts Magazine, we bring together a wide range of creative voices, and Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9 is no different. But this time, we’ve taken it even further.
Each artist featured in this issue gets two full pages, one to showcase their art and another to tell their story. This helps you really understand who they are, what their work means, and why they create.
We’ve included a wide mix of styles and mediums, from painting and collage to photography, textile art, and more. These are real women making real art, in studios, homes, and shared spaces around the world. Their stories are honest, personal, and inspiring.
Meet the Cover Artist: Frances Featherstone
Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9 features Frances Featherstone on the cover. Frances is a UK-based artist known for her dreamy, detailed, and sometimes surreal paintings. Her art draws you in, and her interview inside the magazine gives a deeper look at her creative process, her challenges, and how she brings her ideas to life.
In her feature, Frances opens up about what inspires her, how she builds her compositions, and how she stays connected to her creativity. It’s a great read, especially for artists looking to understand how professionals shape their work over time.
Special Interview: Bjørn Rune Lie
This Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9 also includes an exclusive interview with Bjørn Rune Lie, the cover artist for the 101 Art Book Nature Edition. His work is different from the rest of the magazine, but that’s the point; it offers a fresh view and a reminder of how wide the art world really is. He talks about nature, storytelling, and how he finds calm and meaning through art.
Something for Artists Who Want to Grow
Being an artist isn’t just about making great work, it’s also about learning how to share it with the world, earn from it, and keep going when things get hard. That’s why we’ve included an important piece in this issue: “How Artists Can Thrive as an Entrepreneur” by Rabia Khan.
This article is simple and helpful. It talks about how to take small steps toward building your art career. From pricing your work to building an online presence, Rabia gives advice that’s real and easy to understand. No confusing jargon, just useful tips that artists at any stage can use.
Why This Magazine Is Different
There are many art magazines out there, but Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9 is made with a very clear purpose: to give women artists the visibility and recognition they deserve. So many talented women are creating powerful work, but they don’t always get the spotlight. This magazine changes that.
Each issue is built from a quarterly open call for art, so anyone can submit. There are no hidden rules, and the process is open to artists from all backgrounds and countries. This helps us include voices that are often left out of traditional art spaces.
Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9 continues that tradition, featuring artists from places like the United States, Iran, India, Germany, Turkey, Mexico, and many more. Every artist brings their own voice and culture, making the issue rich, diverse, and truly global.
What Makes the Magazine Special
Beyond the content, Arts to Hearts Magazine is made to feel special. Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 9 is 220 pages of beautiful design and thoughtful layout. It’s printed on 180GSM high-quality art paper, which means it feels thick, smooth, and professional. It’s a softcover magazine, but with the feel of a premium book.
We offer two versions:
- The Premium Collectible Edition is only available on our website. It’s printed with extra care and attention for collectors, studios, and readers who want something a bit more special.
- The Regular Edition is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, making it easy for readers worldwide to get a copy.
Easy Ordering, Worldwide Delivery
Once you place your order, our team gets to work. If the magazine is already in stock (which it is!), we ship it within 10 to 15 days, depending on your location.
We also offer worldwide shipping, and it’s already included in the price. So whether you’re in New York, Berlin, Delhi, or anywhere else, you can get the magazine delivered right to your door.
If something goes wrong with your order, like if your copy arrives damaged or the wrong item is sent, we’ll replace it. Just take a quick unboxing video or clear photos so we can help you out. Please note: we don’t offer refunds, but we always make sure you get the right book.
Meet the Team Behind the Magazine
This issue was put together by the passionate team at Arts to Hearts Project:
- Charuka Arora, Editor-in-Chief
- Rabia Khan Associate Editors
- Saba Javed, Asbah Gull, Lead Designer
The whole team worked hard to create a magazine that not only looks good but feels meaningful. Every page is made with care.
Why You Should Read It
Whether you’re looking for new artists to follow, need a boost of inspiration, or just want to enjoy beautiful art in a high-quality format, this issue is for you. It’s perfect for artists, students, teachers, collectors, or anyone who wants to feel more connected to the global art scene.
You’ll walk away with ideas, insights, and a deeper understanding of how women are shaping the future of art.
Get Your Copy Now
Issue 9 of Arts to Hearts Magazine is ready. The artists are real. Their stories are honest. And the work inside is powerful.
You can order your copy today at shop.artstoheartsproject.com, or find it on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Thank you for supporting women in the arts. We can’t wait for you to dive into this issue.
