Color Fields: The Art of J Louis
For his latest body of work, 2018 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Finalist, J Louis looked to something that is both ordinary and fantastical for inspiration. Something which everyone experiences on a regular basis...
He Paints In Technicolor: An Interview with Erik Jones
Erik Jones is an American painter and illustrator who works predominantly with a colorful and vibrant palette. He is well known for his figurative work that has recently morphed into a hybrid of both realism an...
FFO Art: A Fleshy Floral Phantasmagoria Experience
There are myriad reasons why creatively inclined individuals like FFO Art dare to bare the soft underbelly of their fertile imaginations with the world. For some, creative output can be fueled by the allure of fame or quite possibly even critical acclaim. In s...
Exclusive Interview: The Enchanted Wilds of Juliana Loomer
Step into the world of Juliana Loomer (also known as Dragedalen Art), where magic, romanticism, and dark surrealism collide with ubiquitous force and then nurture the enchantment of one another. Acquaint your i...
Atsuko Goto: Bewitched by a Delicate Wonderland
Atsuko Goto (a featured artist in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Issue 008) is the overseer of a delicate wonderland. Her paintings ooze magical tidings, crafting a realm of otherworldly characters that appear like...
Gina Matarazzo Interview: Animal Portraits with a Twist
Gina Matarazzo’s paintings invite you to step into a world devoid of humanity. Playful and colourful, her works give you a taste into these animal characters’ secret lives. The effect is something to be cherished. With these creatures taking centre stage, Gina...
Daan Noppen, Daniel Martin and Santiago Pani: El Pez Soluble 2019
Three fellow artists set out from the Netherlands to see Mexico. They were escaping the winter for the sun of Mexico in hopes of exploring their artistic pursuits in a residency, sharing their space, ideas, and...
Morgaine Faye & Stephanie Inagaki Interview: @ Talon Gallery
Morgaine Faye and Stephanie Inagaki's work both seem to pull from deep mythological histories to build ancient worlds of wonder in our present. Faye's artwork are objects crafted from the finery and beauty of n...
PoetsArtists 5 Artist Interviews: A Tribe to Call Your Own
When I first became aware of PoetsArtists I didn’t know a lot about the community and platform. I have come to realise that it is a very strong and inclusive ‘tribe’ of hard working, focused and dedicated artists who come together to learn about each other, su...
Sera Gamble TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
Every month Beautiful Bizarre Magazine chooses one of our favourite creatives to TAKE OVER social media for the day. This month, we chose television writer and producer Sera Gamble to share with us the artists ...
Delicate Hearts & Bleeding Porcelain: Sculptures by Jessica Harrison
Porcelain figurines present romantic notions of femininity as they politely pose on the mantelpiece, or, find themselves basking in the twinkling light of your grandmothers display cabinet. Like so many express...
The Beautifully Distorted Portrait Paintings of Relm
When seeing Relm's paintings for the first time, it can be a bit overwhelming. Her art doesn't fully come alive at the first impression, but rather after taking in all other elements. The portrait paintings are whimsical and distorted, but behind the bright co...
Kindred Spirits and Moody Hues: An Interview with Amy Sol
Visualise yourself walking through the world, observing shape, colour, sounds, with no separation between imagination and what the world is made of. Amy Sol captures these moments and paints them into existenc...
The Surreal, Mystical Delight of Scott Mills’ Wildlife Sprites
What happens when modern life feels as though it’s spinning out of control? Scandinavians seeking a natural remedy for an unbalanced emotional state may choose to engage in the uplifting, nature-centric practic...
The Opal Unicorn: An Interview with Laura Castellanos
Stemming from her fascination with myths, fairy tales, and mysteries, Laura Castellanos began her journey in a career of pop surrealist art after creating a background in toy design. Entranced by big eyes from a young age, Laura incorporates them into all of t...
INPRNT TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
Every month Beautiful Bizarre Magazine chooses one of our favourite art lovers to TAKE OVER social media for the day. For July, we chose INPRNT to share with us the artists who have inspired them. INPRNT is a p...
Rococo and Mythology: An Interview with Annie Stegg Gerard
Annie Stegg Gerard's artwork embodies magic and mythology while the compositions she creates nod to her affection for the Rococo art movement. Women are often depicted adorned with flowing dresses, cavorting wi...
CJ Hendry ‘RORSCHACH’: Bouncing Around Our Subconscious
New York based artist CJ Hendry (formerly of Brisbane, Australia), recently showed her solo exhibition RORSCHACH in Brooklyn, NYC. She has made quite a name for herself by using her extremely refined drawing ability to render the photorealistic. Initially, she...
INTERVIEW: Kathy Ager ‘Golden Age’ @ Thinkspace Projects
One could think that still life paintings are part of the past. But this well-known, now controversial, genre of art history is definitely still part of the contemporary art conversation, and Canadian artist Ka...
INTERVIEW: Marina Eliasi Introduces “A Taste Of Sparrow” @ Stone Sparrow NYC
At Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, we have followed the work of Marina Eliasi, also known as Stone Sparrow, for a long time. Her dark, refined jewellery has always seemed full of promises... promises of even greate...