Issue 38 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, with Franz Szony’s magical photograph ‘The Tightrope Girl’, on the cover, featuring Dita von Teese...
Layers upon layers appear to be the most prominent feature of the Brazilian artist João Ruas (aka feral_kid), for everywhere...
Excerpt from Issue 33 // June 2021 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Susan McDonnell [2nd Prize Winner of the 2020 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Traditional Art Award], Max Sansing, Christina Mrozik, Adam Matano [3rd Prize Winner of the 2019 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Sculpture Award], Amahi Mori, and Kane Kokaris respond to the below Quick Q & A: How can galleries and artists ensure minorities are equally represented?
Featured in Some of our Favourite Things inside Issue 22 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine // With symbology transcending time and...
What could be more exciting than following an artist in their creative process? A peek into their studios and looking...
If you’re looking for inspiration, you’ve certainly come to the right place. Like a cozy cup of tea filling you with creative juices, the fable and wonder of Haven Gallery’s new exhibition lineup leave us ever more curious. Turn the pages of these artistic narratives and travel further into the...
Step into a soft, delicate and otherworldly realm where vibrant pinks, rich purples and gleaming cyan blues take centre stage....
Looking for an event that will thoroughly pull you out of reality and into something a little dark and strange?...
Within Beautiful Bizarre Magazine’s indie-powered art universe, you may be familiar with Dr. Samuel Peralta’s name since Issue 38 of our magazine features the works of art that he chose for his personal collection as part of our Curator’s Wishlist. He describes the experience as being both enjoyable yet unexpectedly...
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...
Spindly, long-limbed creatures stand with unusual grace and elegance. Their delicate bodies graze soft sandy beaches, brush up against the cold stone of old castles and float through thick grassy meadows. They are effigies for the “huge elemental land spirits” in charge of guarding the ley lines that branch all...
