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-...
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...
Rococo and Mythology: An Interview with Annie Stegg Gerard
Annie Stegg Gerard's artwork embodies magic and mythology while the compositions she creates nod to her affection for the Rococo art movement. Women a...
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...
Painting with Blasphemy: An Interview with Carrie Ann Baade
While the idea of blasphemy is usually tied to religion, it can also be applied to long-held traditions that society also holds sacrosanct. In the pai...
Kit Mizeres’ ‘Farewell Transmission’ @ Arch Enemy Arts
Kit Mizeres' new body of work 'Farewell Transmission' is like a vividly beautiful and bizarre dream - a dream we should all heed! I can relate to Kit'...
Interview: Inside The Graceful Cinematic Universe Of Kin Fables
Have you ever woken up one day, and wondered where all the sun, warmth and possible of your childhood have gone? While you’re sipping your morning cof...
Lauren Marx’s Interconnectivity of Life: Unforgiving Portrayals of Nature
There is an elegant simplicity to the universe: we live and we die; energy inhibits a form, leaves it and takes on another form. This is because a...
Enchanting Drawings by Rebecca Yanovskaya
Life’s not easy for a fantasy fan nowadays. Where a few decades ago there wasn’t a lot of great material around you now have a choice in thousands...
KARLA ORTIZ: CHIMERICAL @ SPOKE ART GALLERY
Karla Ortiz has created some amazing oil paintings and graphite drawings for her current solo show at Spoke Art Gallery. Her debut solo show "Chim...
Macabre Gadgets’ Sculptural Jewelry
Inlaid with pearls, semi-precious stones, and gold, Macabre Gadgets creates high-relief adornments for your fingers, wrists, and neck. Referred ...
The Art of Tenaya Sims @ Krab Jab Studio
With elegance and patience, Tenaya Sims brings forth Life from the depths of darkness, light, and history itself. In his first major gallery exhib...
Interview: The Brushstrokes of Victor Grasso
Like a valiant pirate who mischievously steals the vast wooden ship, Victor Grasso wittingly captures and seduces our wayward imagination with his gra...
INTI: The Icons of Street Art
Born in 1982, INTI is from the young generation of muralists, a famous artistic movement of South America. And in spite of his modern generation, the ...
Jana Heidersdorf : Exploring the Fantastical and Feral
I was astonished to learn that German illustrator Jana Heidersdorf is only twenty-one years old. To look at her meticulously crafted illustrations you...
Photogasm: Tales
We present our favorite photography finds of the week, sourced from various social media platforms. Enjoy beautiful.bizarre’s weekly Photogasm!
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Bringing Sculpture to Life with Arnaud Pottier
As one of the most important figures in both Greek and Roman mythology, Apollo is frequently seen in classical art and sculpture. However, in his rece...
The Kindly Ones @ Last Rites Gallery
David Stoupakis and Menton3's dual solo exhibition 'The Kindly Ones' opens at Last Rites Gallery in New York, NY on 11 July at 7pm. 'The Kindly Ones'...
Stephanie Pui-Mun Law’s “Immortal Ephemera” @ Krab Jab Studio
"Ethereal, haunting vocals wafted through the room, looping back on itself as Vox Vespertinus set the mood for the evening. As the lazy evening sun se...
Anastomosis: menton3
With ethereal spaces lacking measurement between light and horizon or the height between surface and atmosphere the use of a figure's line becomes the...