Emma Witter is a treasure hunter of a different kind. She is somewhat of a collector, even. But does she...
The exhibition "Kherson Diary" at the Cinema House in Kyiv is the first public display of Mikhail Ray's works featuring the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The forbidden lovers intertwine. Creamy white skin brushes against a pastel green complexion that is not of this earth. Silky garments drape across nude skin framing the delicate crevices of their bodies. Long, sleek black and white hair twists and tangles together creating a beautiful contrast between light and darkness....
Excerpt from Issue 27 (December 2019) of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine // Candy Makeup Artist is Joyce Spakman’s creative moniker, which...
We’re seduced by this empyrean domain with its rambling foliage and alloyed blooms as lush and velvety as a lover’s...
In a world where dark surrealism collides with innocence, turn the pages of a unique storybook narrative and delve deep into the dreamlike composition of four distinct artists. This weekend, Haven Gallery honours the creative prowess of Olga Esther, Shiori Matsumoto, Yuriko Shirou, and Li Shanmei. If that wasn’t enough...
Halcyon Days, is Beautiful Bizarre Magazine’s 14th international curated exhibition, and 5th at the prestigious Modern Eden Gallery in San...
When it comes to hunting for your daily dose of darkly cute and whimsically wacky, Californian-based Brandi Milne is ready...
Every illustration crafted by Daniella Batsheva transports its viewers to an unusual space between the old and the new. Where 19th century masters meet modern day punk rockers to create a new kind of classical style that oozes horror, playfulness and beauty. Every illustration is filled to the brim with...
Joey Bates hangs floral paper sculptures on the wall and invites viewers to step closer and scrutinize what he has...
Steely resolves are no match for the indomitable allure of the internet, which is expertly designed to pull us in...
Hey there, got a smoke? We don’t. But we do have an exclusive interview with British artist Charlotte Rose – our current art crush. Her work is nostalgia in a spray can. Her gallery can be described as “rebel-pop”, inverting infamous icons and cultural classics to provoke reflection and the...
