We handed our socials over to art collector and philanthropist Prof. Dr. Ulrich Seibert of the Seibert Collection, our great supporter, Juror and Platinum Sponsor of the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize. What a special day this was as our friend amazed us with his ingenious curation!
Modern Eden Gallery invites you to join them in celebration of Mary Syring's haunting new solo exhibition, "I Told the Spiders About You".
American Figure painter and graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy, Rose Freymuth-Frazier left the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains for...
I could easily barrel ahead into a long-winded, artsy-academic analysis about how Roberto Ferri’s traditionally-rooted, virtuosic oil skills rival history’s...
Born in Spain in 1984, César Orrico is a contemporary figurative sculptor. His work focuses on the human figure and the mixture of materials such as wood, bronze, and stone.
Phil Hale is a self-proclaimed “late career artist”. His expressive paintings live in the equilibrium between chaos and control, figures...
Issue 43 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, with Kukula’s pop surreal masterpiece “The Attachment” on the cover is on sale now!...
Immerse yourselves in the captivating realm of art, wine, and culture as you uncover Zonin1821's meaningful collaboration with talented artist and sculptor Giulio Cinti.
There is something ethereal and peaceful in the work of Canadian portrait artist Edith Lebeau. Yet, we can guess that...
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.
Yoko d’Holbachie was born in 1971 in Yokohama Japan, and studied design and art at Tama Art University in Tokyo. She has worked for almost 10 years as a freelance designer for advertisements, books and magazines, as well as doing design for the entertainment industry and video games. She began to exhibit her artwork in the United States in 2008.
What you must remember, dear reader, is that nothing is inevitable when it comes to the human race (except perhaps...














