Kathryn Ka June is a member of the Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory. Her artistic practise includes painting, costume design and the performing arts.
In a note from the editor, Danijela Krha-Purssey reflects upon on Issue 49, with legendary artist D*Face’s moving work Love Hurts on the cover, the epidemic of violence against women, the powerful impact change, and much more.
This year, we are proud to have our friends at MPB sponsoring the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Photography Award. We...
Stasia Schmidt (b.1978) is an award winning fine art photographer based in Calgary, Alberta. Her landscapes and portraits show attention to simplicity and form.
Mothmeister is the nonstop morphing alter ego of two artistic soulmates based in Belgium, home of surrealism.
Sharon Covert, Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory member provides some fascinating insights into her practice and experience as a conceptual self-portrait artist.
Lauralynn Featherpistol is an eco-feminist, performance artist and sound healer. Her art is centered around earth worship, ritual pole dance and sacred sound. She lives in the Sierra Mountains with her husband and chocolate spotted dalmatian.
Ana Priscila Rodriguez, Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory member provides some fascinating insights into her practice and experience as digital artist
Artists and Photographers, it’s time to take your career to the next level! Showcase your skills on a global stage, connect with curators and collectors + win big with $77,000 USD in cash and other fantastic prizes up for grabs. To inspire you to submit your own work, we are excited to share more of the amazing entries that we’ve received so far in the 2025 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, MPB Photography Award category!
Issue 49 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, with artist artist D*Face’s moving work
'Love Hurts' on the cover is on sale now!
Laura Barth is a self-taught, multidisciplinary artist based in the mountains of North Carolina, United States. Primary media include analog and experimental photography, graphite, charcoal, watercolor, and linocut prints.
Désirée Sydow‘s images are a means to express emotions and thus become a manifestation of her inner landscape. As these emotions are universal, her intent is for the photographs to evoke similar feelings, images or memories within the viewer, mirroring her own experiences but interpreted through their own lens.
