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Can You Separate Art From Artist? Why the Debate Is So Complicated I have heard separate art from artist at gallery openings, in comment sections, byPrerona MaityAugust 18, 2026
Art and Woman – Edition 4 Open Call: Everything You Need to Know Before Applying Art and Woman: Edition 4 is now accepting submissions until August 30, 2026 byAmna RaufAugust 18, 2026
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 29, 2026 Linda Ganus on why she switched from portraits to painting the environments around figures Linda Ganus didn’t just shift from painting people to painting places, she byAyesha Malik10 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 27, 2026 This Artist Mapped the Entire Zodiac Into a Single Charcoal Drawing │ Jaceson Mann Selected for our Artist of the year 2025, Jaceson Mann creates drawings that byAyesha Malik8 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 22, 2026 This artist creates multi-directional paintings with four views in one┃ Erin Rockwood Erin Rockwood creates paintings that refuse to stay flat byAyesha Malik8 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 20, 2026 This Norwegian artist’s pastel landscapes feel like places you almost remember │Kristin Holm-Dybvig Kristin Holm-Dybvig creates landscapes that feel less like places and more like byAyesha Malik11 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 18, 2026 Alanna Peters switched to aluminium panels after flood destroyed her wood paintings At Arts to Hearts Project, our Women Artist Award has always been about finding byAyesha Malik10 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 17, 2026 Jacqueline Hong on combining psychology and philosophy in mixed media art Jacqueline Hong creates mixed media work that sits at the intersection of byAyesha Malik12 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 14, 2026 This artist makes leftover palette paint into spontaneous abstract work ┃ Kathryn Hunsche Kathryn Hunsche’s most honest paintings don’t begin with a plan they begin with byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 11, 2026 Laura Dzelzytė’s red light installations immerse viewers in total colour Selected for our Studio Visits Volume 7, Laura Dzelzytė is an artist whose work byAyesha Malik8 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 8, 2026 This Royal Worcester artist brings porcelain’s reverence to canvas flowers︱Giorann Henshaw Giorann Henshaw began her artistic journey not in a studio, but on the factory byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 6, 2026 Olga Burkard’s work combines feather-like textures with geometric dots and circles Olga Burkard creates abstract compositions where delicate, feather-like textures byAyesha Malik8 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 4, 2026 This Sicilian artist layers vintage aesthetics with social messages │Gabriella Ciancimino Gabriella Ciancimino creates layered works that blend vintage aesthetics with byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewApril 1, 2026 What makes Eszter Gróf’s landscapes feel like standing in nature? Eszter Gróf creates landscapes that feel less like images and more like byAyesha Malik7 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 30, 2026 This Realism Artist Paints Fur So Real You Want to Touch It ┃ Lisa Smith Lisa Smith’s paintings go beyond realism they create a moment of connection byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 28, 2026 This artist walks through cities before bringing anything into the gallery I Kim Jung Soo Kim Jung Soo treats the world itself as her studio, where walking becomes a way byAyesha Malik10 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 27, 2026 Carola Helwing turns pastels into the most delicate ballet paintings you’ll see Carola Helwing’s paintings don’t capture dance as performance, they hold onto byAyesha Malik7 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 23, 2026 This Bergen County Muralist Turned Local Storefronts Into Instagram Hotspots I Donna Beekman Donna Beekman’s work is built on restraint, rhythm, and intention byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 20, 2026 The farm girl who turned fence painting into fine art I Stacy Kron Stacy Kron’s studio is messy, layered, and alive with movement byAyesha Malik11 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 17, 2026 Eman Khalifa turns cool blues & sandy hues into the most harmonious landscapes you’ll ever see Eman Khalifa creates balanced, kaleidoscopic compositions that feel both byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 14, 2026 How a face overgrown with flowers became this artist’s first real painting I Hannah Bömer Hannah Bömer paints in the same space where she lives, letting unfinished byAyesha Malik8 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 11, 2026 Galina Gumbarova on Why Her Mixed Media Practice Needed a Corporate Career to Exist Selected for our Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 11 Galina Gumbarova didn’t begin byAyesha Malik11 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 9, 2026 Why Carmen Samoila Is Obsessed With Blurring Faces Carmen Samoila’s paintings live in the space between clarity and disappearance byAyesha Malik11 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 6, 2026 What’s the first thing Manuela Karin does in her studio to stay more productive? Manuela Karin Knaut’s studio is not a single room, it is an ecosystem byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 4, 2026 This artist chose instinct over artificial intelligence I Sam Woodward Sam Woodward’s work doesn’t sit quietly on a canvas, it rises from it byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewMarch 3, 2026 Carmen Taracena Hides an Entire Chess Game Inside Every Painting Carmen Taracena didn’t return to painting because life became easier byAyesha Malik7 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 28, 2026 Being brave and being yourself are same thing in creative work I Alli Katri Forsstedt Alli Katri Forsstedt doesn’t protect her paintings she exposes them byAyesha Malik7 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 25, 2026 What if your painting has its own life once you finish it? Max-Malte Posmyk Max-Malte Posmyk paints more than landscapes he paints perception byAyesha Malik8 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 23, 2026 How reading about other artists’ lives saved her I Ana Melo Ana Melo’s work wasn’t made to impress it was made to survive byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 21, 2026 Working in two locations taught her that home isn’t tied to one place I Trudy Rice Trudy Rice doesn’t work from one fixed space byAyesha Malik 0 0 15 Shares 15 10 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 18, 2026 Why you should Keep Making Art Even If You Think It’s Not Good Enough I Elizabeth Haines Elizabeth Haines paints landscapes that feel less like places and more like byAyesha Malik7 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 17, 2026 What If Your Internal Critic Is Killing Your Career And You’re Letting It Happen? Dr Brent Estabrook Dr byAyesha Malik12 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 16, 2026 Why Do Women Artists Get Judged By Their Story Instead Of Their Work? Wei Xue Wei Xue paints what memory feels like not clear, not fixed, but quietly shifting byAyesha Malik11 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 14, 2026 Do You Believe Bigger Studios Make Better Art? Kathrina Looser Thinks Differently Most artists imagine the perfect studio as something filled with light, space, byAyesha Malik12 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 11, 2026 Cecelia Wilken Grew Up In A Family Of Artists But Had To Lose Everything To Find Her Own Voice Cecelia Wilken grew up surrounded by artists, yet perfectionism silenced her byAyesha Malik11 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 9, 2026 Artists With Day Jobs Paint the World They Want but Can’t Have During Office Hours I Amanda Rheeders Amanda Rheeders spends her days working as a full-time lawyer and her nights byAyesha Malik7 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 6, 2026 Rachel Romano Shows You Why You Don’t Need a Bigger Studio Rachel Romano’s studio didn’t get bigger it came home byAyesha Malik14 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 4, 2026 Watching Parents Be Happy Without Wealth Gives Children The Permission They’ll Need Later I David Vegt David Vegt’s practice wasn’t built on formal validation or financial security, byAyesha Malik 0 0 16 Shares 16 12 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewFebruary 2, 2026 Sometimes The Strangers You Meet For Three Hours Stay Longer Than People You’ve Known For Years I Katalina Brincos Katalina Brincos paints people she will never meet again, working entirely from byAyesha Malik9 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewJanuary 10, 2026 An Artist Making Films Her Ten Year Old Self Needed Marlene Low moves between traditional painting and digital animation, letting byAfsheen Adnan6 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewJanuary 7, 2026 What makes her reach for a torn poster instead of clean paper | Lise Bjerkan Lise Bjerkan works with photographs, old maps, torn posters, and forgotten byAfsheen Adnan8 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewJanuary 5, 2026 How an artist turns chairs into visual stories about life In this interview, Lyris Snowden talks about turning rescued chairs into painted byAfsheen Adnan8 minute read
Tier 3: Paid Artist InterviewJanuary 3, 2026 How this painter found a new way of working after motherhood Inside her Bucharest studio, Alexandra Niculescu paints on large canvases that byAfsheen Adnan7 minute read
