Death and the Maiden brings together Jasmine Becket Griffith and David Van Gough in a shared collaborative meditation on mortality, innocence, and transformation, at Corey Helford Gallery.
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Based in the UK, Natalia Joruk enjoys a life surrounded by art, nature, and curious trinkets. As Deputy Editor, she's worked closely with the Editor-in-Chief for over a decade, supporting with the design and growth of Beautiful Bizarre and the maintenance of the annual Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize. Natalia also oversees sponsor partnerships for the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, and distribution of the magazine, so drop her an email if you know someone who would like to sponsor or stock! She also writes for both the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine website and print publication. One of her favourite perks is getting to know artists, gallery owners and their teams personally, so feel free to email her if there is anything she can help you with – or just to connect.
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Copro Gallery presents three incredible exhibits: CARL DOBSKY 'Hell or High Water', SHAWN BARBER 'Perpetual Motion', JASON WHEATLEY (TIKUNKIT) 'In Where Silence Watches'.
Nanny Goat Gallery's next major exhibition, Passport, aims to celebrate the benefits of escapism. What better place to find an adventure on your doorstep than by heading down to their opening reception this Friday night?
The highly-anticipated solo exhibition by Brandi Milne, Now, and Forevermore, is currently on show at Corey Helford Gallery – it delves deeper into the rawest depths of Brandi’s soul revealing the artist’s most vulnerable work to date.
In Glenn Barr's second solo exhibition at Copro Gallery, we return to his unique blend of surreal creatures, specters and tragic characters living in a seedy universe, drenched in the grit and haze of a post-apocalyptic urban dreamscape.
Nanny Goat Gallery's next major exhibition, Passport, aims to celebrate the benefits of escapism. What better place to find an adventure on your doorstep than by heading down to their opening reception this Friday night?
Nanny Goat Gallery's next major exhibition, Passport, aims to celebrate the benefits of escapism. What better place to find an adventure on your doorstep than by heading down to their opening reception this Friday night?
Copro Gallery presents a Spring art exhibition featuring three artists: Emma Black (UK), Xue Wang (UK), and Richard Ahnert (Canada). All three artists explore themes of emotion, metaphor, and narrative with a satirical dark twist.
On Saturday February 21st, Corey Helford Gallery will unveil a new solo from figurative painter Adrian Cox. The Well of Dreams is the latest development in Adrian’s ongoing narrative, sharing newly crafted intricate works filled with epic mythology.
Opening on February 20th, Nanny Goat gallery opens its doors to unveil new works by Ana Neves and Liz Bradford, bringing together a stunning selection of surrealist art. Both artists take you on a journey into new worlds, two diverse series filled with strong but quiet beauty.
Hopefully, you may have read Part 1 about this all-important topic in the world of art (if you haven’t, you...
