Art Studio-Cynthia Winton-Henry

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Art Studio-Cynthia Winton-Henry “I bow to creative souls in every form! I've studied and taught theology and the arts and make a living at that intersection. See cynthiawinton-henry.com.

In my forties, I created my first "shrine" to honor fairies and then exhibited a series of shrines at Redux and Jingletown Arts in Alameda and at First Church Berkeley. I continue to enjoy finding containers and curating artful conversations between whimsical images and people. Now in Sacramento, I'm exploring acrylics and mixed media collage as a member of Sacramento Art Center and Verge Center for the Arts. I'm also the co-founder of InterPlay and an author focused on creativity and the sacred.

Where magic comes from
09/11/2026

Where magic comes from

In Chicago, Mexican artist Karla Wong presents a suite of vivid paintings that double as mysterious portals.

Love his work
08/11/2026

Love his work

Discover dialogues with our creative network — an interview series created by the ait team.

Recent life size figure drawing “Rest” acrylic and multi media on canvas
06/14/2026

Recent life size figure drawing “Rest” acrylic and multi media on canvas

These incredibly beautiful portals are doors to life.
05/13/2026

These incredibly beautiful portals are doors to life.

On view at Tina Kim Gallery, "Door to Life" highlights a body of work completed by Pacita Abad after a 1998 trip to Yemen.

03/18/2026

“When I was a little guy, I went over to my aunt’s house one day. She was an artist, who mostly worked in paint. She had set up an easel with brushes and a canvas in her backyard, next to the one she had for herself. I sat down and said, “But I don’t know how to paint!” She said, “You have all the tools in front of you, plus two hands. Sit down. Paint!” It taught me that I could do anything—all I had to do was try.” Richard Goldman

Lily! I placed her here so I could watch this repeatedly.
02/06/2026

Lily! I placed her here so I could watch this repeatedly.

Lily Rose Fine is a British-Canadian Painter based in Vancouver. Her work explores emotional intimacy and mythic symbolism through the depiction of collected...

So appreciate this Somali artist in Minnesota.
01/23/2026

So appreciate this Somali artist in Minnesota.

Violence has a way of turning familiar places into guarded ground. And yet, I ask not what has been taken, but what we will continue to build from what remains.

What is your unit?
01/20/2026

What is your unit?

Episode [294]: Marking, whittling, struggling, scumbling, contradicting, and abstracting, artist Amy Sillman wrestles with the history and materiality of pai...

return-of-a-dance mask-impacts-community
01/17/2026

return-of-a-dance mask-impacts-community

In 1957, a carved red cedar mask known as the "King of the Underworld" was sold, given a catalogue number, labelled and placed in storage at the Museum of Vancouver. The masks's previous life of dancing, ceremony and record-keeping in Gwa'yi village was over.

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