Within Beautiful Bizarre Magazine’s indie-powered art universe, you may be familiar with Dr. Samuel Peralta’s name since Issue 38 of...
Instantly recognized as one of the UK’s most prolific Urban Contemporary artists, London-born artist D*Face (Dean Stockton) brings his signature...
Hi, I am Claudia, and I am afraid of people. Hi, I am Helena, and I feel the same! And just between us, let’s be honest, after the experience of the pandemic and restrictions, the fear of closeness, and human connection for more than two years, even social butterflies have...
Spindly, long-limbed creatures stand with unusual grace and elegance. Their delicate bodies graze soft sandy beaches, brush up against the...
German-based artist Anna Mond joins me for a quick interview on the surrealist champions of her work, the “Fantastical Beings”....
Excerpt from Issue 32 // March 2021 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Isabelle de Kleine, Cecilia Avendaño, Käthe Butcher, Catrin Welz-Stein, Claire Partington, and Ana Bagayan respond to the below Quick Q & A: What is your opinion on the current gender issues facing the visual arts?
Dear beautiful bizarre friends, Issue 37, the 9th Anniversary Issue of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine is on sale now! Don’t miss this...
Come away on an adventure and into the pages of fantasy that harkens back to the age of wonder and...
With so much going on in the world, it’s easy for feelings of lackluster to slowly creep over your inner spirit. If you need a burst of inspiration – let this be your sign and a reason to celebrate something that inspires your creative senses and brings joy to your...
Excerpt from Issue 31 // December 2020 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Kathy Ager, Ricard López Iglesias (Ricardilus), Kim Evans, Susannah Montague [2020 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, 3rd Prize Winner of the Yasha Young Projects Sculpture Award], Olivia Rose, and Eunpyon respond to the below Quick Q & A: What does success as an artist look like for you personally?
An exclusive interview with Sara Weintraub, a painter from Eugene, OR.
Since we last spoke to Ukrainian artist Sergey Piskunov in our exclusive interview in June 2021, much has changed. Besieged by the unimaginable, a global shock is felt as we continue to learn about the conflict in Ukraine and its humanitarian crisis. Sergey knows of these hardships firsthand. Fallen soldiers,...
