“Birds of a Feather” Group Show @ Stone Sparrow NYC
Stone Sparrow NYC’s owner and creator Marina Eliasi obviously have a weakness for birds, as the name of both her wearable art brand and Greenwich Vill...
The Avant-Garde Mystique of Natalie Lennard’s (Miss Aniela) Photo Artistry
Aside from the rare few who somehow possess the hoodoo witchery skills necessary to break the fourth wall of the almighty internet, it’s probably safe...
Eugenio Recuenco: A Master in Fine Art Photography
Spain, Madrid. A child was born, 1968. A boy of an artistic nature who grew to be a master of artistic preference. Through cinematography, photography...
The Painterly Precision of Robin Eley’s Photorealism
In the contemporary art world, wildly exciting and incredibly diverse forms of creative expression abound. Experiencing some of it is like hopping on ...
Rich, Spontaneous Photography: An Interview with Lori Cicchini
Lori Cicchini's artistry spans continents and genres – from art, fashion and beauty, to commercial and advertising. She has a long list of accolades t...
David LaChapelle’s Color-Saturated Cult of Celebrity Photography
In a time well before digital deluge and carpal tunnel scrolling syndrome, old fashioned newsstand magazines with neon-slicked, tree pulp pages were t...
Hannah Yata and Jean-Pierre Arboleda @ Paul Booth Gallery
"When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world." - John Muir. This is a quote artists Hannah Yata and Jean-...
INTERVIEW: Marina Eliasi Introduces “A Taste Of Sparrow” @ Stone Sparrow NYC
At Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, we have followed the work of Marina Eliasi, also known as Stone Sparrow, for a long time. Her dark, refined jewellery h...
I Observe: PoetsArtists March Exhibition @ Rehs Curated by Lance Rehs
I Observe is the new PoetsArtists exhibition opening March 9, at the long established and prestigious Rehs Gallery in New York. I spoke with Lance Re...
ANON. Pop Up Art Show: A Dialogue on Gender
“For most of history, Anonymous was a woman,” famously wrote Virginia Woolf, who is revered not only as a literary master, but living fiercely as cham...
PoetsArtists Celebrates International Women’s Day With A New Exhibition
Author: Lorena Kloosterboer In March 2019, on the occasion of the celebration of the 'International Women's Day', the MEAM will present the exhibit...
Sadistik TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
Every month Beautiful Bizarre Magazine chooses one of our favourite artists to TAKE OVER social media for the day. In 2019, we have decided to extend ...
The Weaving Wonders of Izziyana Suhaimi
As a woman whose work has inspired those around her to try the ancient art of weaving, Izziyana Suhaimi is a fiber artist set apart. Not only has this...
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize: Finalists Announced
For the last two weeks our esteemed Jury Panel have been going through the entries and making the very difficult decisions. The overall quality of en...
Flirt With The Afterlife: The Sensual Art Of Tom Bagshaw
For centuries, the link between womanhood and the spiritual world has always been really narrow. Despite their power to give life, women seem to perfe...
Qing Han | Qinni: Life Is a Winking Light in the Darkness
With the stroke of her brush, Qing Han's young girl breathes life into an empty night sky. But when one of her creations causes a momentary lapse of c...
Compelling Stories and Exquisite Deliverance: The Art of Casey Baugh
New York City-based figurative artist Casey Baugh has an uncanny eye for creating intimate, realistic and candid moments in his artwork. Having fo...
IX Arts: Submissions for 2018 Now Open
Each year, the annual IX Arts show at the Goggleworks in Reading, PA, exhibits over 200 artists as part of their Main Show, supported by a selecti...
The 10th Anniversary of IX – the Home of Imaginative Realism
Watching their development, I’ve been counting down the days to tell you more about IX 10, the tenth anniversary show which opens its doors this m...
Kelsey Beckett Honors the Beauty of Cultural Diversity
Until about a year ago, it was hard to find cultural diversity in modern portraiture. A handful of artists were doing it very well and receiving m...