Yanni Floros: Life is not a plot; it’s in the imperceptible details
Growing up, Yanni Floros discovered he was better at drawing than painting. He opted for charcoal as his medium because it had, in his eyes, a misnome...
Tash Sultana: The One-Person Band
Tash Sultana sprouted from humble roots, busking in the streets of Melbourne Australia to earn a living, all while teaching themself to be multifacete...
The Dreamlike Figurines of Vipoo Srivilasa
As a Thai born Australian ceramicist, Vipoo Srivilasa creates awe inspiring, childlike figurines that perfectly blend the two cultures of his identity...
Top 100 Sculptors of 2018 on Instagram
As the Editor-in-Chief of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine I have had the pleasure of working with many incredible sculptors for more than 5 years now - for...
INTERFACING: Tom Christophersen and Michael Simms @ Stanley Street Gallery
Tom Christophersen and Michael Simms are two of Australia's most exciting and talented queer, figurative artists. INTERFACING is their first collabora...
Kylie Dexter: Roving in the “Dolldrums”
Bedraggled bedheads tug at your heartstrings with their pleading, pitiful, bloodshot eyes; eyes replete with the dark circles of an insomniac. With mo...
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize: Check out some of the Great Entries!
Entries to the Inaugural Beautiful Bizarre Magazine's Art Prize have officially closed. We want to sincerely thank all the artists tha...
The Philosophical Art of Chameleons: Body Paintings by Emma Hack
Artists have always enjoyed giving their own twist on reality to trigger the imagination and dreams of their public. But some artists even go further,...
Kathrin Longhurst: The Protagonist Is Female
Aptly named, Protagonist, Kathrin Longhurst’s recent solo exhibition at Nanda\Hobbs Gallery, portrays how women are becoming the powerful, empowered p...
Patricia Piccinini: Empathy In An Artificial World
Australian resident Patricia Piccinini was born in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Her wide scope of sincere and disconcerting work encompasses sculpture, ...
Interview: Aaron Mcpolin Reveals The Grace of Shibari With Photography
Since its invention, photography has been an incredible tool to document humanity and to get the best insights into global subcultures and countercult...
Pop Culture Noir Courtesy of Australian Illustrator, Rhys Cooper
It is said that to succeed, we must first, fail. Melbourne local Rhys Cooper definitely personifies this notion, having flunked biology and turned...
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...
The Sweet Dreams of Pip & Pop
Pip & Pop is the bright and fizzy signature of Australian artist Tanya Schultz. With installations titled "Inside This Dream," "Treasure Mount...
The Ethereal Animal Sculptures of Anna-Wili Highfield
For 10 years, Anna-Wili Highfield has been working in the realms of 'life'. The Australian artist is indeed creating the most graceful bestiary yo...
Adipocere: The Dark Side of Hand Embroidery
Sheep, skulls, and spider webs... mountain laurels, moths and dog-strangling vine: Earth's beautiful, curious things find their way into Adipocere's h...
Linda Adair Interview + Echoes @ Distinction Gallery
Distinction Gallery presents Linda Adair's very first solo exhibition. Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing the artist about her work, her lif...
Kim Leutwyler: Tits Out for the Girls
Artist and activist Kim Leutwyler deals with images of beauty, gender and queer-identity. Since moving to Sydney from the United States, she’s made a ...
Walls of Wonderment: An interview with Lisa King
Lisa King is an Australian self taught multi-disciplinary artist/illustrator, who is recognized for her socially engaging large-scale murals. Over th...
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...