Kazuhiro Hori: Something Is Troubling in The State of Dessert
It can be odd to link the line spoken by Marcellus in Hamlet with the surrealistic, hyper-realistic paintings by Japanese artist Kazuhiro Hori aka Cha...
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize: Check out some of the Great Entries!
Entries to the Inaugural Beautiful Bizarre Magazine's Art Prize have officially closed. We want to sincerely thank all the artists tha...
Curiouser and Curiouser: An Interview with Ipek Ergen
Writing is always the first step of my work, I don’t start with shapes or colours, I start with words, later sketch the story and finally, tell it on ...
Joe Bloch: Spinal Tap Meets Van Gogh in the NYC Underbelly
Back in high school, acrylic painter Joe Bloch was all about heavy metal music, video games, and, you guessed it, art. This Impression/Expressionistic...
Alexa Meade: Playing with Shadows and Optical Illusions
A woman with the uncanny ability to turn three-dimensional imagery into two-dimensional works of art, Alexa Meade has made a name for herself in t...
Shameless and Pink: Mini Interview With Tara Sharpe
Shamelessly mischievous female figures dominate the canvas of Tara Sharpe’s paintings. Tara is a “Jack of all trades” with past professions such as a ...
‘Life Force’ @ Blackboard Gallery
The Blackboard Gallery at Studio Channel Islands is hosting a new, double solo exhibition titled 'Life Force', which showcases the work of artists H...
Satisfied Soul: The Art of Matthew Hance
Currently winding up a group exhibition as part of an annual event in New Orleans, Louisiana called Dirty Linen Night, it is easy to see why artis...
INTI: The Icons of Street Art
Born in 1982, INTI is from the young generation of muralists, a famous artistic movement of South America. And in spite of his modern generation, the ...
Nurit Avesar’s ‘Elemental Energies’ @ Neutra Institute Gallery & Museum
Mixed media painter Nurit Avesar works like she’s solving a mysterious, a topographical puzzle...taping pieces temporarily on her canvases - shifting ...
Pop Dreams: The Art of Johannah O’Donnell
Pop surrealist painter Johannah O'Donnell tends to turn up the contrast on the wild cast of creatures and figures found in her acrylic works. These ch...
Jon Jaylo @ ArtHatch
Next Saturday, Arthatch and Distinction Gallery will present an exhibition surreal art collectors and enthusiasts wouldn't want to miss: Jon Jaylo's '...
Scott Scheidly’s ‘Natura’ @ Copro Gallery
Scott Scheidly will tell you he has never worked a day in his life. Instead the Orlando-based artist successfully earns a living by creating insanely...
Morpheus @ Copro Gallery
We all need a break from normality from time to time, which is one of the reasons contemporary surrealism can often revive the spirit. Luckily, Copro ...
Naoto Hattori’s ‘Genesis’ @ Copro Gallery
For lovers of the surreal and philosophical, new works from world-renowned, New York based artist Naoto Hattori are exhibiting this month in Californi...
Travis Louie ‘Archive of Lost Species’ @ Roq La Rue
Travis Louie is an artist known for his daguerreotype style photorealistic paintings of imaginary creatures. Trained in photo-retouching, he masterful...
Into the Mind of Tanya Shatseva: Interview
Tanya Shatseva's work grabbed me by the heart from the first time I saw one of her paintings, 'Blue Valentine' (yes, I eventually ended up buying a pr...
Yoko d’Holbachie : Exhibition @ Copro Gallery + Interview
Yoko d'Holbachie's is a Japanese painter who is best known for her psychedelic-colored surrealistic paintings of cute yet disconcerting creatures. Bor...
Igor Skaletsky, Fashion Collage Master
Igor Skaletsky does have what it takes to be a collage master. Born in 1978 in Russia, this freelance illustrator has travelled in the hot spots of co...