With just 2 months left to enter the 2026 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, we are excited to share more of the wonderful entries we have received so far! The Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize celebrates diversity and excellence in the representational visual arts, in all static mediums including Traditional Art media, Digital Art media, Sculpture, and Photographic media; and all genres from realism and hyperrealism, to pop surrealism and lowbrow.
Brad Kunkle - Cocoon - figurative painting
We are proud to announce the 2026 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Jury Panel, comprising influential figures in the art world, including gallerists, curators, artists, and commercial and philanthropic arts champions. Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Co-Founders Danijela Krha Purssey & Richard Purssey, Owners & Directors of Modern Eden Gallery, Kim Larson and Bradley Platz; representatives from our major sponsors, and five esteemed contemporary artists: Brad Kunkle, Ed Binkley, Bastien Lecouffe Deharme, Matthias Verginer, Franz Szony, along with Co-Founder of IX Arts Patrick Wilshire and Gallery Owner & Curator Vicki Fox.
Kate-Van-Doren-art
We handed our socials over to 33PA, our great supporters and Platinum Sponsor of the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Emerging Artist Award. What a special day this was as our friends amazed us with their ingenious curation! In case you missed it on our socials, we put together the TAKE OVER right here for you to dive into. Join us on the adventure into the world of 33PA!
Andrea-Bergen-No-Vacancy
The end of the world is a truly horrific scenario for us humans. The flames of humanity extinguished, snuffed out as easily as a candle. This catastrophe will undoubtedly be at the hands of our own doing and while this may be all doom and gloom for us, it's party time for the rest of the natural world. In Andrea Bergen's 'Every Varmit Has Its Day', urban animals often labelled as vermin leap out from the shadows into the dusty pink glow of the morning sun ready to accept their new found freedom.
Fran-De-Anda-The-Root
Alchemy concerns itself with the transmutation of matter. Traditionally, alchemists attempted to turn base metals into gold, discover elixirs that would grant immortality and abolish disease. Whilst much of this medieval science may have been defunct and replaced with modern science and chemistry, the art of alchemy is still very much alive thanks to artists like Fran de Anda.
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