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.

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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.

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