Interview: The Feminine, Symbol-Filled Pop Surrealism of Dawn Cooke
Bodies. They are at the center of art. First, because artists are using their own to create their artworks. And, of course, the body is one of the mos...
PoetsArtists exhibition ‘Figurative Realism’ online exclusive
PoetsArtists, a champion of contemporary figurative art and a source of constant inspiration for all of us at Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, are about to...
Alex Louisa: Painter and Curator of All the Little Things
Soft, subtle, detailed and startingly lifelike are the first words that spring to mind when looking at Alex Louisa’s paintings. Muted and deep backgro...
The Delectable World of Will Cotton
Fantastical, sumptuous candy landscapes where youth, glamour and beauty reign supreme. Couture made of candy bar wrappers and icing. Cotton candy clou...
Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Winners Receive Their Awards
On the 15th of September, the Winners of the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Inaugural Art Prize received their awards among the crowds and excitement of t...
Tom Christophersen Interview: Artist. Actor. Atrocity?
Portraiture and performance artist Tom Christophersen knows the two disciplines go hand in hand. His portraits are a performance and he takes this tru...
Sophia Narrett: Webs of Eros
Bernini, a great sculptor of the Italian Renaissance, carved his Ecstasy of St. Teresa as a masterful depiction of a woman in orgasm. Yet he would n...
The Underdog London: Exploring One of London’s Pivotal Galleries
The Underdog London has been a gallery that I’ve wanted to visit for some time, exhibiting many contemporary artists who bring both energy and wonder ...
The Pure Aesthetic Pleasure of Michael Reeder
Michael Reeder's work is a feast for the eyes. With each look, your eyes get greedier and greedier, sucking in the purest colors, bouncing between the...
The Puzzle Project: An interview with Alexandra Levasseur
Alexandra Levasseur is creating a surreal and emotional world for her viewers to fully immerse themselves in. She transforms and brings to life her in...
Roq La Rue Reopens: Interview with Kirsten Anderson
Roq La Rue is coming back to life in the Seattle art scene and set to open its doors once again, in its new Capitol Hill location with the continuatio...
Darla Jackson: Sculpting Reflections of Human Emotion
Emotionally charged
A rabbit sits, head bowed into paws, in the depths of grief. Eyes covered, nose buried, shoulders hunched, followed by the fine d...
Sasha Ira “Restless”, Redd Walitzki “The Midsommar Dream”, Rebecca Yanovskaya “Vignette” @ Haven Gallery
There are three truly distinct shows opening at Haven Gallery this weekend, Saturday September 22nd, and it’s hard to find a "that's my favorite" bala...
The Illustrations of Evens Joseph: The Necessity of Metamorphosis
I recently had a chat with American artist Evens Joseph about the construction of his visual universe, inhabited with butterfly-winged creatures. Both...
The Human Condition: A Poets & Artists Exhibition @ AnArte Gallery
What is "the human condition"? The Oxford Living Dictionary defines it as, "The state or condition of being human, especially regarded as being inhere...
Soey Milk “Inflorescence” @ Corey Helford Gallery
The work of Soey Milk is nothing short of captivating. Through vibrant compositions, textures, and attention to detail her subjects communicate an exp...
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Curated Exhibition ‘Ephemeral’ @ Modern Eden Gallery
“We owe at least this much to future generations, from whom we have borrowed
a fragile planet called Earth.” Maurice Strong
‘Ephemeral’, Beautiful B...
Jeremy Hush: Drawing a Hazy Memory
Jeremy Hush, mostly a self-taught illustrator, was drawing before he could talk. “I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t drawing,” said Jeremy. “I a...
The Recognizable Incomprehension of Ben Smith
The works of the Australian painter Ben Smith are unique. The compositions build unique worlds that engage you through a recognizable incomprehension,...
Erin Nicholls Interview: The Perpetual Tourist
The work of Australian artist Erin Nicholls is a reflection of an artistic life lived well. From learning Old Masters' oil painting techniques in ...