Stephen Bower’s ‘Visions of a Terminal Reality: Pt1’ @ Copro Gallery
A form of art going back millennia, the intricacies of ink illustrations have continued to produce some of the boldest artworks in the modern age. Fro...
Black and White Hyper-Realistic Paintings: An Interview With Claus Word
If you come across one of the works of Italian artist Claus Word online, you probably think he’s a skilled photographer. Strong, close-up and detailed...
Rimel Neffati and the Allure of Imperfection
French photographer Rimel Neffati's (and Beautiful Bizarre Magazine issue 006 | Sept 2014 featured artist) answer to having no technical knowledge wor...
Art Throbs
At beautiful.bizarre we receive hundreds of submissions each week from talented artists from around the world who would like to see their work publish...
Yang Yongliang’s Ancient Chinese Futurama
There's an unquestionable serenity and grace permeating Yang Yongliang's work that hardly betrays his 36 years of age. Echoing the imagery and unsurpa...
Maddy Young: From Dust @ Outre Gallery
In the mind of Melbourne illustrator Maddy Young, the world is black and white. Using white pigment on black paper, or black pen on white paper, M...
Beauty Through the Eyes of Valérie Belin
The 2015 winner of the prestigious Prix Pictet (the global award in photography and sustainability) Valérie Belin has, since the mid-'90s, photogr...
Ghostly Encounters by Matthias Lueger
Have you ever wondered who or what was living in that old, abandoned house you pass on your way to work every day? Or if there might still be someone ...
Photogasm: The Haunting
We present our favourite photography finds of the week, sourced from various social media platforms.
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Everything makes sense in the Reverse @ Cell63
An infinite echo over time, the world continues to evolve, slowly changing with each reverberation. Intimately, with each tender pulse there is often ...
‘Live Free’ @ Daniel Rolnik Gallery
Coming to the Santa Monica neighborhood on November 7th, 2015 is the new show 'Live Free' at Daniel Rolnik Gallery, a collaboration with and curated b...
The Surreal World of French Photographer Pauline Darley
With an eye for the startling surreal, photographer Pauline Darley has amassed quite an expansive body of work. Whether her own personal collections l...
Exploring the depths of Darkness: An interview with Chad Wehrle
Not just for the Halloween season, Chad Wehrle has been creating dark and mischievous artwork drawing on elements of sci-fi, horror and even children'...
‘Falling Out of Form’ @ Smash Gallery
This Autumn, Smash Gallery (San Francisco) presents a dynamic group exhibition featuring seven richly provocative painters: Jason Avery, Delfin Finley...
The Walls Are Alive with the Street Art of MTO
Street artist MTO is the French equivalent of Banksy, in my opinion. His identity and location is secret, and his art provocative. But MTO is certainl...
Photogasm: Forms of Color and Light
We present our favorite photography finds of the week, sourced from various social media platforms.
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‘Glorious Shame’ @ GalleryX
Even within the leaps and bounds of modern equality, there is still much beneath the surface that highlights ingrained predispositions and expectation...
Photogasm: The Faceless
We present our favorite photography finds of the week, sourced from various social media platforms.
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Through the Carbon Clouds of Zofia Bogusz
Polish born, Queens, NY based painter Zofia Bogusz seems to be creating symbols of Gaia in her most recent series, CARBON. Powerful females peer from ...
Shae DeTar’s Fantastic Reality
Why do certain fantasy landscapes appeal to us and others don’t? Often, it’s easy to conclude that they remind us of a distant past; a time and place ...