Chelsea Gustafsson’s Comfort Kills
The Australian painter Chelsea Gustafsson's new work are little nuggets of pleasure. It's the minute little scratches of detail that make the works si...
Interview: The Manic, Fetishistic and Dark Surrealism Of Ulorin Vex
You may know Ulorin Vex from her alternative model years, and you certainly may have encountered her illustrations either under the names of Malady Ch...
Rebecca Hastings: A Synthetic Valley of Dreams
Rebecca Hastings' new series of paintings 'The Eternal Youths' (2018) sets you adrift across a placid calm of bright blue that hazes into an unknown d...
Crouching Animals, Hidden Angels: The Sculptures of Susannah Zucker
Survival has always been the main essence of human beings. And for a time, wrapped up in the comfort of our modern society, we had the fleeting illusi...
Kazuhiro Hori: Something Is Troubling in The State of Dessert
It can be odd to link the line spoken by Marcellus in Hamlet with the surrealistic, hyper-realistic paintings by Japanese artist Kazuhiro Hori aka Cha...
Claire Courdavault: Pleasure Is In The Detail
A look at today’s landscape of the arts will soon draw you to the conclusion that artistic creation is more protean than ever. Art is not only limited...
Top 100 Wearable Art Designers on Instagram
For more than 5 years now, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine is keeping an attentive eye out on the rising contemporary artistic movement that is wearable ar...
The Sculpted Art Dolls of Pasha Setrova
I interviewed the very talented Pasha Setrova, a 2018 Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize Finalist and discussed her work, her life, and her career. ...
The Essence of Portraiture: An Interview with David Booth
David Booth's work 'Unit' stood out to me and I think it might to you as well. I corresponded with Booth to find out a little more about his work, pra...
Emilio Villalba: Modernist Recoding by Tamsin Smith
When our friends at Modern Eden Gallery brought to our attention a wonderful review of their current exhibition, Emilio Villalba's Symbols of Death, S...
The Pure Aesthetic Pleasure of Michael Reeder
Michael Reeder's work is a feast for the eyes. With each look, your eyes get greedier and greedier, sucking in the purest colors, bouncing between the...
Dolce Paganne: White is the Most Horrific Color
When it comes to horror, I always thought that it was more effective when brought out in the story by discreet touches, for example by turning mundane...
Angus McDonald: The Striking Stillness of Being
Angus McDonald's paintings capture the ever-escaping march of light. His works seem to freeze the world around his subject. This depiction may be an a...
Cymbals, Symbols and the Hidden Details: An Interview with Chris Rivers
"I beat the canvas to death when I’m painting, I paint like I play drums! All my work lately has a common theme of big abstract style backgrounds wit...
Monica Rohan’s Suffocating Warmth of Anxiety
Monica Rohan’s paintings are suffocatingly beautiful.
When you first look at Rohan’s work, you are immediately struck by the vibrancy of the colours....
Colin Christian: Confronting Confrontation
Colin Christian is both an artist and sculptor who is not afraid to push boundaries. Boundaries regarding art, politics, religion, etc. His inspiratio...
Rise Of The Curly Girls: Interview With Sumner Crenshaw
Battles of the mind are frequently present in the works of artists, albeit often unintentional, subconscious occurrences. In the case of Sumner Crensh...
Intricate Imaginings: The Art of Kris Kuksi
In tonight's dream, you've sipped from Alice's "Drink Me" flask and speedily shrunk to the size a wee mouse, but instead of tripping through wonde...
Connecting Across the Seas: the Opening of IX Gallery
Have you ever sat at your computer and opened your eyes to visions of art so breathtaking, they make your heart skip? Even upon your pixelated screen,...
Sarah Joncas’ Crisp Blend of Modern Zen
In person, Toronto based artist Sarah Joncas exudes a similar peacefulness as the characters in her paintings. The portraits sit nestled between fresh...