Halee Roth is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory and is known for figurative oil paintings that play with light and classical poses.
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Ellaya Yefymova (b. 1990, Ukraine) is a dark artist with a medical diploma and an unlimited love for science, art and the human body.
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Lucia Heffernan is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory known for her playful animal themed paintings packed with storytelling.
Katie Middleton is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Art Directory. Her chaotic collage-like oil paintings blend organic forms with geometric shapes.
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An exclusive interview with Emmylou Smith to learn more about her transition from digital illustration to watercolour painting over the past year.
Quirky Fox is proud to present their brand new group show 'Daughters of Eve', an exhibition dedicated to celebrating women from our history, mythology and literature opening July 2nd!
Delve into our interview with Rossella Paolini to discuss her contribution to 'Daughters of Eve', a new group show at Quirky Fox Gallery.
An exclusive interview with Lukas Moll, a queer artist who uses art as a form of advocacy and source of healing for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Quirky Fox Gallery Presents 'Romancing the Everyday' Group ShowQuirky Fox is proud to present their brand new group show 'Romancing the Everyday', an exhibition celebrating the beauty of the mundane captured by 14 incredible artists. Starting from 21 May 2025, Quirky Fox will be showcasing a collection of botanical and still life artworks that aim to remind visitors that magic and the extraordinary can most often be found within the most ordinary of places.
