Mark it in your calendar because this weekend Distinction Gallery is so pleased to share with you the opening of...
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?
Quirky Fox is excited to invite you to Alexander Lee Landerman’s solo exhibition ‘Unmoved’. The show will feature ten original watercolour pieces of the Wisconsin-born, Indiana-based letterpress printer and illustrator Alexander Lee Landerman. His heart-tugging works capture the quiet beauty of a vast array of animals – all encountered during...
This March, Copro Gallery presents a 3-artist exhibition: Natural Habitat featuring Shawn Barber, Carl Dobsky and Coro! All three artists...
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Issue 36 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, with Mary Jane Ansell’s exquisite painting, “Floralia II” on the cover, is on sale now! Contact one of our Stockists or Shop Online, but don’t miss this special issue. Inside this issue we dive into the work of Rob Woodcox, whose creative eye moves beyond that initial visual impact...
With sleight of painterly hand, Samuel K. Wilson conjures canvas tricks o’ plenty in his fascinating new RJD Gallery solo...
There’s something so inviting about the new collections opening this weekend at Haven Gallery. Creative spirits Brian Mashburn, Daria Theodora,...
It takes guts to be Christina Ridgeway, and – interestingly enough – that statement is partially backed by…a gut feeling. Truth be told, we’re not entirely certain if the self-taught artist morphs into a human shield when she witnesses kamikaze bees terrorizing senior citizens and/or small children. Similarly, we don’t...
The beginning of the year is the ideal time to gather our community, share memories and express our deep gratitude...
Exclusive Interview with Lucy Havard, 3rd Prize Winner of the INPRNT Photography Art Award 2021, Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Her...
Let’s just say that an artist manifests purely for inner fulfillment. Do they wonder whether the fruits of their labors are worthy? No. Soliciting external validation from others is simply not their style. Does that render their creative output slightly less than, simply because outside critiques aren’t a part of...
