Michelle Lynn Doll Interview: Painting Intimate Portraits of True Love
Michelle Lynn Doll was born in Canton, Ohio and received her BFA from Kent State University and her MFA from the New York Academy of Art. She is the r...
Occult Art & Numinous Musings: An interview with Nickas Serpentarius
Nickas Serpentarius, aka, Danica Serpentarius Morgan, is a contemporary tattoo artist, illustrator and sculptor whose work exists in the spaces in-bet...
Youthful Innocence: An Interview with Kevin Peterson
We humans are born most innocent, yet hastily our clean lives get messy as the world's bombardments begin to pelt us from every angle. And who bet...
A Journey to Luneville: Visiting the Studio of Mark Garro
Welcome to Luneville (pronounced Looneyville). Tucked away in a small upstate New York town lives the artist Mark Garro. Entering his space is like ta...
“Life on Spaceship Earth”: An Interview with Alexis Kandra
Alexis Kandra is an artist based in New York City. Her passion for animals as the main subject is clearly shown in her paintings and her work is meant...
#thisisnotaphotograph: Interview with Arinze Stanley
Arinze Stanley is a Nigerian based artist that creates hyper-realistic portraits with such detail they are often mistaken for photographs. He is a sel...
Magical and Surreal Sculptures: An Interview with Forest Rogers
These magical woodland sprites and faeries seem to cut gracefully through the air, unbound by their static sculpture form. Forest Rogers has a way...
He Paints In Technicolor: An Interview with Erik Jones
Erik Jones is an American painter and illustrator who works predominantly with a colorful and vibrant palette. He is well known for his figurative wor...
Daan Noppen, Daniel Martin and Santiago Pani: El Pez Soluble 2019
Three fellow artists set out from the Netherlands to see Mexico. They were escaping the winter for the sun of Mexico in hopes of exploring their artis...
Morgaine Faye & Stephanie Inagaki Interview: @ Talon Gallery
Morgaine Faye and Stephanie Inagaki's work both seem to pull from deep mythological histories to build ancient worlds of wonder in our present. Faye's...
Marcos Navarro Interview: Broken Cycles @ Talon Gallery
Marcos Navarro's work is a twist of bright graphic compositions. The works fold figures, animals, and nature, built from plush flat plains of color th...
Sera Gamble TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
Every month Beautiful Bizarre Magazine chooses one of our favourite creatives to TAKE OVER social media for the day. This month, we chose television w...
Kindred Spirits and Moody Hues: An Interview with Amy Sol
Visualise yourself walking through the world, observing shape, colour, sounds, with no separation between imagination and what the world is made of. ...
The Opal Unicorn: An Interview with Laura Castellanos
Stemming from her fascination with myths, fairy tales, and mysteries, Laura Castellanos began her journey in a career of pop surrealist art after crea...
INTERVIEW: Kathy Ager ‘Golden Age’ @ Thinkspace Projects
One could think that still life paintings are part of the past. But this well-known, now controversial, genre of art history is definitely still part ...
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...
The Immaterial Dream: An Interview With Daan Noppen
Recently we sat down, via the internet, with Dutch artist Daan Noppen and talked with him about his summer in Mexico. Noppen traveled with his fellow ...
INTERVIEW: Freedom Lies in the Portrait Paintings of Janne Kearney
You know our love for portraiture and deep conversations with rising artists of new contemporary art. So, we definitely need to interview Janne Kearne...
SUPERNORMAL STIMULI: Interview with Christopher R. Inwood
Christopher R. Inwood is a self-taught painter set to display his fourth solo exhibition at The Third Quarter on the July 5-11. He is one of Brisbane'...
Edith Lebeau Interview: The Blue Beauty of the Fragile Mind
There is something ethereal and peaceful in the work of Canadian portrait artist Edith Lebeau. Yet, we can guess that beyond the placid, icon-looking ...