Excerpt from Issue 26 // September 2019 Quick Q & A editorial: Eva Mai, Thomas Ascott, Juliette Clovis, Bronwyn Hill, Jenna Barton, and June Stratton respond to the below Quick Q & A: What is the strangest or most surprising response you’ve had to your artwork?
An exclusive interview with artist CO-MA to learn more about his work including his most recent show tackling the theme of the seven deadly sins.
Entries to the 2026 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize have officially closed, and the judging process is now underway. Our sincere thanks to all of the artists and photographers that entered. We are super excited with the array of entries and have already discovered a host of new creators!
The June Issue 53 Quick Q & A editorial in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine asks 6 artists: Has the rise of AI-generated art changed your perception of your own practice or originality?
Hopefully, you may have read Part 1 about this all-important topic in the world of art (if you haven’t, you...
The Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize closes this July! We’re showcasing many of the incredible entries before the deadline— so don’t miss your chance to be seen. Submit your work now for the opportunity to have it reviewed by our Editor-in-Chief, Danijela Krha Purssey, the curator behind every issue of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine. Plus, your entry could be featured across our social media channels and blog while submissions are still open! To inspire you to submit your own work, we are excited to share more of the incredible entries that we’ve received so far in the RAYMAR Painting Award category.
Artist and curator, Rossella Paolini invites viewers into a space where folklore, memory, and imagination feel intimately familiar in “Distant Echoes - European Myths & Legends" group show at Curio Art Gallery.
The Issue 52 Quick Q & A editorial in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine asks 6 artists: Do you consider your work a mirror of your inner life, or a mask?
An interview with mixed media artist Dan Barry to learn more about his art practice, politics in art and discuss his Sicily studio renovation project.
Exclusive interview with Lara Hochreiter, 1st Prize Winner, Catherine K. Gyllerstrom Emerging Artist Award in the 2025 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize
QUICK Q & A: If the child version of you could see you now, what do you think they would say/think?
Looking at the work of Lilia Larcos is like a breath of fresh air. Her characters invite you into a conversation mid-laughter, mid-story… tapping you on the shoulder and gently drawing you in.














