Exclusive Interview With Chiche Art, Winner of the People's Choice Award, 2023 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize
Steve Cleff is a Philadelphia-based figurative artist who works primarily with watercolors. He has synesthesia, a condition which causes him to see vibrant colors when he experiences sounds, tastes, or emotions. The color palette and style of his paintings incorporate these visions.
Join Haven Gallery as they unveil new collections of work by Ingrid Tusell, Chris Mars, Kate Domina, and Valerie Savarie. Journey into the depths of imagination as each artists takes us on an adventure into their creative ideations where all things are possible.
Like gravity, we are pulled into the vibrant, nature inspired narratives of David Krovblit. Pushing the boundaries of a keen artistic expression, we embrace it eagerly and curiously.
Robert Steven Connett is a self taught artist currently working in Los Angeles California. His beautifully realized visions of an unseen world teeming with vibrant and complex lifeforms, opens windows into a universe that we rarely contemplate.
I love an unmistakable aesthetic, the kind of style which boldly screams the name of the creator before you even...
Chloe Chen is an 18-year-old Chinese artist and model who has recently been bewitching the fashion industry with her surreal illustrations and captivating photo shoots. Collaborating with brands like Balenciaga, Issey Miyake, and Moleskine, she has explored complex themes related to the anxiety, fear, and horror that can arise while navigating adolescence and learning to settle into your own skin.
We celebrate the return of award-winning fantasy artist Ed Binkley to Copro Gallery. His latest show plays deeper with the blurred lines between monster and man, shaking our perceptions between repulse and connection, and the physical element that clothing can play within this.
Issue 44 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, with Queen of pinup Olivia De Berardinis' legendary painting, "Irving Claws (Bettie Page)", on the cover is on sale now!
Emil Melmoth began using his hands to create tangible representations of his imagination using both Lego and clay. His initial focus was shape as he engrossed himself in the discovery of those material mediums.
Despite being born to American parents, Liba Waring Stambollion’s childhood began in Southeast Asia infusing her with an early love of Shanghai reds and golds. Liba moved to the United States as a teenager where culture shock and puberty transformed her radically and she dropped out of school and ran away with the Yippies in hopes of saving the world with ecology, beauty and Love!
Trained in architecture at the Mexico National Autonomous University, where he graduated in 2004, Eduardo Landa pursues his training for one year at the University of Minnesota in the U.S.A. In addition to his architectural background.
