The end of the year is the best moment to gather your tribe, share memories and make plans for a better future… it was a real pleasure to share our passion of art with you again on 2019: for Beautiful Bizarre Magazine it was a very important year, with the second year of our Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, which met with great success and helped us discover even more incredible new talents! And guess what? The Prize will be back in 2020, and we will make it even more fabulous…
2019 was also, unfortunately, a bad year for the freedom of art, and we have faced many censorships from social medias. But we’re hoping that, thanks to your many voices, we would be able to fight back to protect the artists and our bodies from narrow-mindedness. We are stronger together, and we can make this world a place where all of us can express their creativity, identity and liberty.
Prudishness is not the future and the fact that the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Instagram account has welcomed an impressive amount of new followers in the last 12 months genuinely proves it! We are truly grateful for your inspiring comments, likes, and shares. Once again, thank you for your loyalty and support, you are our tribe!
As a gift, we compiled your favourite Instagram posts of 2019 so that we can all enjoy these memories together! Counting down the top 20 to the number 1 post… here we go!
20. Sasha Vinogradova
19. Forest Rogers
18. Rob Woodcox
17. Luis Ricardo Falero
16. Mirekis
15. Kathrin Federer
14. Desiree Dolron
13. Hanna Panchenko
12. Aaron McPolin
11. Melania Brescia
10. John Morris
9. Helena Ruiz de Souza
8. Mondead Studio
7. Milan Nenezic
6. Zoë van Dijk
5. Diane Ozdamar
4. Courtney Brown
3. Sergo Israel
2. MonoKubo
And the number 1 Instagram post of 2019 is…
1. Le Heretic
Thank you again for supporting Beautiful Bizarre Magazine in 2019, we look forward to sharing more amazing art with you in 2020!
> Check out our other Top 100 picks
![INSIDE ISSUE 028 // "Her most recent narrative titled Dystopia highlights insects. From ants to butterflies and bees, Mathilde wants the audience to understand how important these organisms are to our own survival. While many people may associate these six-legged creatures as gross, dangerous, or simply annoying, Dystopia plays on these “contradictory feelings” to provoke the audience into seeing them as something else." Read about @mathildeoscar and her work in Issue 28 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine.
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