The Fascinating Alchemical Way of David Hochbaum
I first stepped into an exhibition by David Hochbaum around 11 years ago in what used to be the Strychnin Gallery in Berlin. I can recall the feelings...
Barry Kite: Classic Paintings Have More Fun Than You
Yes, they do. Classic paintings have more fun than you! Well, at least in the photo-collages of Barry Kite. In his witty and irreverant art, Vincent V...
Skount ‘Projections: Internal Latent’ @ 19 Karen Contemporary Artspace
Get ready for 19 Karen's last show of the year! Once again, the gallery is going to present a triple solo exhibition. It is going to be a huge and vis...
‘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...
Profundity & Self-Reflection: A Conversation with Bob Privitt
Bob Privitt is the art professor you wish you'd had in college: profound and introspective with a warm, down to earth sense of humor. Bob retired in 2...
Mysterious Photo Montages by Azlan MAM08
The environment you grow up in can be a huge influence on how you live your life and how you look at the world. For Malaysian artist Azlan MAM08 this ...
Trifecta @ Jonathan LeVine Gallery
How could I resist sharing with you an early "taste" of this brilliant exhibition featuring three amazing female artists, two of which have been featu...
The Mixed Media Work of Daniel Segrove
The mixed media work of Daniel Segrove is impressive, to say the least. Even though this might be a contradictory statement, the work encapsulates an ...
Intricate, Layered mixed Media Collages by Christine Kim
Sometimes the most wonderful things happen by accident. Take the intricate, layered mixed media collages by Toronto based artist from Christine Kim fo...
Sarcastic Surrealism Reigns in Eugenia Loli’s Imagination
Eugenia Loli is a little-known but rapidly rising collage artist. She is also a filmmaker and has dabbled in nursing, computer programming and tech jo...
DOC: The Abstract Elements of Danny O’Connor
With a flair for abstract portraiture, Danny O'Connor (whose work was included in the 'Inked' special feature in beautiful.bizarre Issue 005), widely ...
The Pop Collages of Julien Pacaud
The first striking thing about French Illustrator Julien Pacaud is his odd sense of humour. Off the wall on many levels, this 39 year old artist broke...
Folasade Adeoso: combining modelling with digital art
Folasade Adeoso is a coming-of-age Nigerian-Canadian artist who worked as a model in New York with renown photographers like Kwesi Abbensetts and Baro...
Léa Nahon: Blue Girl, Black Ink – Interview
Léa is French, although she works in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. Léa is young, although she is already one of those artists in demand now, both ...
Ernesto Artillo – Breaking the 4th Wall
Ernesto Artillo's collages merge fashion, culture and art to create works that reside in both the now and the forever. Fashion and art have been playf...
The Cloud Atlas of Silvia Grav
No artist would expect to get so much attention at the age of 20, however Silvia Grav should get used to it. Indeed, this self-taught Spanish photogra...
Igor Skaletsky, Fashion Collage Master
Igor Skaletsky does have what it takes to be a collage master. Born in 1978 in Russia, this freelance illustrator has travelled in the hot spots of co...
Issue 005 | Jun 2014
beautiful.bizarre magazine is proud to announce the June 2014 issue with Aaron Nagel's incredible work on the cover, is out now!
Inside...
Maren Esdar and Her Surreal Mixed-Media Collages
There are points where fine art, fashion, and commerce do intersect. And on its crux, there are Maren Esdar's surreal mixed-media collages. Most of he...
Handiedan: New Print Release 10 April
One of our amazing March Issue featured artists, Handiedan is releasing 3 new limited edition fine art prints of her new work on 10 April via at her w...