Interview: Words with Dande and The Lion
The band Dande and The Lion remind me of a close-knit family ringing true to the saying that ‘friends are the family you choose’. I feel very fortuna...
Bluethumb Art Prize ’18 Call for Entries
The Bluethumb Art Prize is Australia’s biggest and most accessible new art prize, aiming to raise the profile of Australian artists by supporting, rec...
The Oneiric and Moving Photography of Emma McEvoy
When you are feeling lonely and everything seems dark, just remember you are part of something bigger and that you are forever linked to nature. It is...
Ginger and the Ghost: New Rituals, an Album for Dreamers
After enticing us with some fascinating EPs, new coming band Ginger and the Ghost announced its eagerly awaited debut album, New Rituals, which shed l...
The Raw Edges of Alicia Hannah Naomi: Interview
It is with humble artistry that Alicia Hannah Naomi creates her pieces. Matching the primitive character of ancient sites like Stonehenge with the...
Pangeaseed | Sea Walls: Murals for Oceans
The PangeaSeed Foundation continued its dedication to marine conservation with an 11 day mural festival spanning March 10-21, 2016 in the coastal town...
An Interview with The Black Math
Recalling the genius of design, graffiti, tribal art, and body modification, Australian artist The Black Math (TBM) decorates the gorgeously pristine ...
beinArt Surreal Art Collective: Home to the Phantasmagorical
I was recently introduced to Jon Beinart’s fantastical world, and am fully taken by his artwork and the surreal art ‘colony’ he has developed sinc...
A Peek into the Intricate World of Freya Jobbins
Ever wondered where your pretty little dollies went to die? Felt nostalgia over those lost childhood hours of pretend? Well, fear not. There is a heav...
beautiful.bizarre co-curated exhibition ‘Les Petit Fours’ @ Friends of Leon Gallery, Sydney
'Les Petit Fours' is the successful culmination of an 18 month collaboration between beautiful.bizarre's Editor-in-Chief, Danijela Krha and Friends of...
Photographer Lani Spice: Dirty Flirts Around the World
We all roll in different circles. Some in stealthy solitude. Others with mass momentum. A few stop rolling altogether. Then, there are those that pref...
Julia deVille’s ‘Phantasmagoria’ @ Sophie Gannon Gallery
Julia deVille is a New Zealand born and Melbourne (Australia) based taxidermy artist, jeweller, and animal activist. "Driven by a strong commitment to...
MONA – your reason to travel to the edge of the world
How to describe a visit to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)? Well for a start “visit” does not begin to encompass the whole of this journey, the e...