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Arts to Hearts Magazine issue 14

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Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 14: The Summer We Remember brings together contemporary artists from around the world to explore the memories, feelings, and experiences that make summer unforgettable. Through a curated collection of artworks, artist interviews, and editorial features, this edition looks at how a season can become part of our personal stories and find its way into the creative process.

Featuring conversations with John Sloane, Carine Karam, Victor Anachuna, Stelios Pupet, and Almendra Bertoni, alongside a special feature on Sahar Shah, the magazine offers a range of perspectives on art, memory, identity, and artistic practice. A thoughtful collection for art lovers and collectors, this issue invites readers to discover new artists and revisit the moments that stay with us long after summer has passed.

Arts to Hearts Magazine issue 14
Arts to Hearts Magazine issue 14 Sale price$59.00 Regular price$69.00

About the Book

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Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 14: The Summer We Remember brings together contemporary artists from around the world in an edition inspired by the memories, feelings, and moments that make summer unforgettable. Through painting and visual storytelling, this issue explores summer as more than a season. It looks at the places we remember, the experiences that stay with us, the colors we associate with certain moments, and the personal stories that find their way into an artist’s work.

At the heart of this edition are conversations with artists who bring their own perspectives and experiences to the theme. From John Sloane’s reflections on painting summer as it felt rather than simply how it looked, to Carine Karam’s thoughts on why people fall in love with art, each interview offers a closer look at the ideas and experiences behind an artist’s practice. The issue also features Victor Anachuna, Sahar Shah, Stelios Pupet, and Almendra Bertoni, bringing together different approaches to painting, memory, identity, and artistic expression.

Alongside these conversations, the magazine features a curated selection of artists, award winners, an Editor’s Pick, and an article by Rabia Khan titled Should Artists Make What Sells?

For art lovers, collectors, and anyone interested in contemporary art, Issue 14 offers an opportunity to discover new artists, explore different perspectives, and spend time with the stories behind the work. It is a collection of voices, ideas, and visual experiences that invite readers to revisit their own memories of summer while discovering how artists translate theirs onto the page.

A thoughtfully curated edition celebrating contemporary art, personal stories, and the moments that stay with us long after the season has passed.

Inside the Magazine

The Summer We Remember
An exploration of the theme behind Issue 14, looking at the memories, experiences, and emotions that artists associate with summer.

Meet the Artists & Winners
Discover the featured artists and award winners selected for this edition, each bringing a distinct perspective and creative approach.

Editor's Pick
A special selection of artworks chosen by the editorial team.

Award Winners
Meet the artists whose work has been recognised in this edition.

Artist Conversations

  • He Paints Summer the Way It Felt, Not the Way It Looked — In conversation with John Sloane
  • She Knows Why People Fall for Art — In conversation with Carine Karam
  • He Paints Black Skin the Way Caravaggio Painted Saints — In conversation with award winner Victor Anachuna
  • Sahar Shah's Vintage Glamour in Oils — Artist feature
  • The Summer That Lives Inside the Painting — In conversation with Stelios Pupet
  • She Remembers Summer in Color, Not Dates — In conversation with Almendra Bertoni

Should Artists Make What Sells?
An editorial article by Rabia Khan exploring the relationship between artistic practice and the art market.

Meet Our Artists
A curated presentation of contemporary artists and their work from around the world.

If you love discovering new artists, hearing the stories behind their work, and finding fresh perspectives on contemporary art, we hope you’ll make Arts to Hearts Magazine Issue 14: The Summer We Remember part of your collection.

Bring a copy home, spend time with the artists and their stories, and share it with someone who appreciates the world of art. Whether it finds a place on your coffee table, in your studio, or on your bookshelf, we hope this is an issue you’ll enjoy returning to.

Explore the pages, discover the artists, and take home a little piece of the summer we remember.

Featured artists

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⁠⁠Cover artist

John Sloane

Featured Artists list
Almendra Bertoni, Stelios Pupet, Carine Karam, Sahar Shah, Victor Anachuna, Adriana Musat, Alice Dapolito, Alison Johncox, Allison Scibelli, Amalia Karachaliou, Aminata Niang, ANAND MANCHIRAJU, Andrea Oana Radu, Angela (Gigi) Collins, Angie ILEY, Anna Kawalec, Antonia Halter, Anu Karikala, Brett Nickell, Caglar Biyikoglu, Camryn Mclelland, Chartrand Isabelle, Cher Pruys, Claudia Interrante, Cristina Rodríguez, Cynthia Liu, Daniel Allam, Danielle Sher, Dominika Luszcz, Elina Zhelyazkova, Elizabeth Caputo, Ellie Fry, Emily Zweibel, Emmeline Ensign, GEORGIA LOUIZOU, Hayley Hoffman, Helena Bunina, Jamie LaGasse, Jason Bennett, jason van pelt, Jeanne Landreth, Jennifer Gulino, Jennifer Lynne Roberts, Jill Splaine, Joelle Bilisari, Johanna Haldemann, Josaphine Saccio-Devine, Joseph Brignolo, Julia Tong, Juliane Enggård Nebel, Karina Levitskaya, Katja van den Eijnden, Kaz Quinn, Kirby Lanier, Laura Jamieson, Leanne Stones, Linda Post, Mariamne Shin, Megan Frey, Megan Hawthorne, Meredyth Kutt, Michelle Joyce, Kip Drordy, Miguel Ángel Lopez Morales, Nadiia Stetskovych, Nicole Brinkman, Niranjan Rajesh Kumar, Nyasha Williams, Paul Colton, Ping Chen, Rachel Atkins-Ellis, Rebecca Engels, Rebecca West, Romain Pierre Bouchet, Sakura (Jianting) Zhang, Sanjay Kumar, sarah rutherford, Shannon Litchy, Shelly Owen, Shuting CHEN, Sid Ganguly, Stacey White, Sydney Smith, Sywia, Tammie Parnell, Tanya Gibbins, Toni Poll-Sorensen, Valeriu-Daniel Nastase, Yevhen Kostiuk, Yumi Kim, Yuni Sanchez, Zuzana Kochánková, Kevin Voyer, Meabh De Burca, Moozhan Gholinataj, Juan Padilla, Alana Vacca, Nafiseh Hashempour, Rebecca Pugh, Mala Rajpal, Stefania Andreev, Pavol Zelina, Reen Troy, Matthew Morpheus.

Contributing article writers' names
Rabia Khan
Ayesha Javed

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Publisher

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Arts to Hearts Project

About

Arts to Hearts Project is a global media, publishing, and education company dedicated to empowering artists and creatives worldwide. Through its platform, it celebrates art, fosters creative growth, and provides valuable opportunities for artists from around the world to thrive and connect.

Team details

Editor-in-chief 

Charuka Arora

Associate Editor
Rabia Khan 

Team Lead
Saba Javed

Lead Designer 

Asbah Gull

Associate Editor 

Hiba Rasheed

Writers

Ayesha Javed

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Arts To Hearts Magazine Issue 13

Arts to Hearts Magazine – Issue 13 is a beautifully curated print edition that brings together 100+ artists from around the world, celebrating the stories, ideas, and practices that shape contemporary art today.






Centered around the theme "The Things I Hold On To," this collectible issue features cover artist Troy Brooks, thoughtful conversations with artists and award winners, original editorial writing, and a carefully curated selection of contemporary artworks. Designed to be both a visual experience and a lasting reference, Issue 13 is a publication you'll return to long after you've turned the final page.