July 2024: This edit note was not written by AI.
We aspire to be a free-to-read, share, download, and even print (use your home printer and recycle: a paper printed on the front can still be used!) magazine for all those seeking a moment with arts.
This edit note was not written by AI.
If I were asked to pick the two strongest or the only elements around which life revolves or should revolve, I’d choose arts and stories any day. The pull of these two draws me to art forms of all kinds and, of course, to artists/es, and that’s what’s led to our monthly magazine, stories over art.
In a world that often overlooks the significance of art, we stand firm in our belief that it is essential, more so than anything else. Yet, amidst the beauty and transcendence of art lies a stark reality: being an artist, artiste, or creator is a solitary and arduous journey. However, in the face of these challenges, artists persevere. They pour their hearts and souls into their craft, driven by an unwavering passion to make sense of the world around them. It is this resilience, this refusal to be silenced, that inspires us all.
Here, we aspire to offer more than just words on a portal or pages of a monthly magazine. We offer a sanctuary where artists are celebrated, their struggles acknowledged, and their voices amplified. Join us in honoring the creative souls who dare to dream, create, and challenge the status quo.
Join us as we embark on a journey to celebrate the magic of art and ignite meaningful conversations that resonate with art lovers everywhere. Let your creativity shine and become part of the vibrant tapestry of stories over art!
P.S: In an era of ChatGPT and Paywalls, we’re daring to create original content and offer it to our readers without a fee. Your support would go a long way. Subscribe to the portal, and meet us on socials as well.
Authored by Purva Grover
Purva Grover is an author, journalist, and creative entrepreneur. She is the founder-editor of storiesoverart.com, a sanctuary for all who find solace, inspiration, and purpose in art. In a world that often overlooks the significance of art, she stands firm in her belief that it is essential, more so than anything else.
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