Tatiana Suarez: Painting Life Into Legend
Born and raised in Miami, painter and muralist Tatiana Suarez, or Tati, paints life into legend. With a Brazilian mother and artist father from El Sal...
Interview: Kane Kokaris and an Intriguing Universe of Animals
The art of Kane Kokaris is alluring. Bright, bold colors exist on perfectly clean black backgrounds. This beautiful contrast creates undeniable beauty...
Belletrist 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 ...
Chelsea Gustafsson’s Comfort Kills
The Australian painter Chelsea Gustafsson's new work are little nuggets of pleasure. It's the minute little scratches of detail that make the works si...
Hayley Welsh: Of Monsters and Zen
For those who gravitate toward the right-brained domain, the frenzied way of today’s world can weigh quite heavily upon our minds and allegorical shou...
Interview: The Manic, Fetishistic and Dark Surrealism Of Ulorin Vex
You may know Ulorin Vex from her alternative model years, and you certainly may have encountered her illustrations either under the names of Malady Ch...
Rebecca Hastings: A Synthetic Valley of Dreams
Rebecca Hastings' new series of paintings 'The Eternal Youths' (2018) sets you adrift across a placid calm of bright blue that hazes into an unknown d...
Interview With Laura Grace: Power of Color
Human eyes are able to see about 360 different colors. The vitality of heightened saturation in art has captured viewers throughout art history. Viewi...
Interview: Leigh Bongiorno And The Importance Of Portraits In Our Digital Age
In our digital age, we are surrounded with more and more faces than ever. Every social media you open will instantly project selfies and pictures of p...
Kazuhiro Hori: Something Is Troubling in The State of Dessert
It can be odd to link the line spoken by Marcellus in Hamlet with the surrealistic, hyper-realistic paintings by Japanese artist Kazuhiro Hori aka Cha...
The Playful Humour of Ben Frost
The Australian artist Ben Frost's work is fun, colorful and provocative. To achieve this, he twists the sharp graphics of pop cultural icons and brand...
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...
The Anthropomorphic Reveries of Richard Ahnert
I am drawn to the enigmatic narratives of 2018 Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize Finalist, Richard Ahnert’s paintings. There lies a brooding, conte...
The Essence of Portraiture: An Interview with David Booth
David Booth's work 'Unit' stood out to me and I think it might to you as well. I corresponded with Booth to find out a little more about his work, pra...
The Whimsical Paintings of Robert Page
A look at the portfolio of Austin based artist Robert Page will remind you of novel ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell, and a lot of literary references o...
Loving Humanity: The American Realism of Leigh Bongiorno
There are many ways to perceive art: it can be a mean to escape reality or to embellish it. But some artists prefer to see it as a tool to reflect the...
Interview: The Feminine, Symbol-Filled Pop Surrealism of Dawn Cooke
Bodies. They are at the center of art. First, because artists are using their own to create their artworks. And, of course, the body is one of the mos...
The Delectable World of Will Cotton
Fantastical, sumptuous candy landscapes where youth, glamour and beauty reign supreme. Couture made of candy bar wrappers and icing. Cotton candy clou...
The Pure Aesthetic Pleasure of Michael Reeder
Michael Reeder's work is a feast for the eyes. With each look, your eyes get greedier and greedier, sucking in the purest colors, bouncing between the...
The Recognizable Incomprehension of Ben Smith
The works of the Australian painter Ben Smith are unique. The compositions build unique worlds that engage you through a recognizable incomprehension,...