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...
Powerful, otherworldly feelings emanate from every painting lovingly crafted by Lauren YS. Their work transports you into the far reaches...
Featured in Some of our Favourite Things inside Issue 20 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine // It’s always the season of...
In aurora borealis variegated skies backlit with pulsars, meteor showers, distant galaxies and shooting stars, celestial sprites sweep down through the firmament, their jet stream gymnastics commanding the deference of lambent double moons. The vivacious, bramble-cloaked terrain below – strewn with Gypsophila, bioluminescent mushrooms, irises and pitcher plants – orchestrates...
As the dust settles against the earthy, amber light of a western sunset, we embark upon the rugged silhouettes and...
Travel back to a time of mystery and magic, folklore and fantasy, where the nostalgic escape of Victorian ritual prevails...
Photography is a vast subject that one wishes could be divided into neat little boxes like snapshots and art. Where once it was the realm of the creative, now we hold complex cameras in our pockets ready to memorialise an image of a cute cat or what we are having...
