Cinthia James is a dedicated artist who effortlessly hops between portraiture, illustration and graphic design. Drawing inspiration from music, especially K-pop, and fashion, her various works are linked by her originals applications of surface pattern design, bringing an unusual vibrancy to what one might typically expect from her subjects.
INTERVIEWS
An exclusive interview with Anna Wypych discussing her curation of 'Catharsis: Wild Heart' at Principle Gallery.
An exclusive interview with Victor Gadino discussing his latest painting series 'Retro Glamour Girls in Outer Space'.
An exclusive interview with freelance illustrator Tomasz Mro to learn all about his unique style of portraiture.
The surreal, almost alien nature contained within the paintings of Farzad Golpayegani is something that truly resonates with me. Being...
Joni Wildman, Brooklyn-based artist, takes us on a wild good chase through her latest collection called "Run!", a comic expression of chasing time.
An exclusive interview with Agnes Cecile discussing her exhibition 'Onirica', which explores a dreamlike world of melancholy.
“Social media is broken” declares Quarantine Events. Looking for a better way to build an art community, they've built The Brutally Honest Oracle.
Joni Wildman is constantly on the run. The Brooklyn-based artist is known for her series of creative oil paitings featuring wildly colourful animals on the gallop, skip, hop, flight, to elsewhere. Her most recent series, 'RUN!', is an assemblage of fun animalia stuck in motion
Learn more about Quarantine Events' first 2025 artist workshop, The Art Spirit, inspired from the timeless wisdom of "The Art Spirit" by Robert Henri.
Being invited into an artist's studio feels like a great privilege so imagine my excitement when Australian oil painter Jennifer Allnutt very kindly offered our readers the opportunity to take a virtual tour of her Brisbane based home studio!
As the official Platinum Sponsor of this year’s 33PA Emerging Artist Award, I wanted to celebrate 33PA’s recent rebranding, so I got in touch with Didi and four of her artists to learn more.














