We’ve all heard the phrase, “don’t judge a book by its cover” and the same can be said when considering...
Dear beautiful bizarre friends, The 10th Anniversary Issue of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, with magical realism legend Michael Parkes’ incredible painting...
Jamie Forbes, an extraordinary American artist, possesses a remarkable talent for transforming drawing into an alchemical journey of fascination. Nestled in the artistic enclave of North Carolina, Jamie masterfully crafts captivating artworks, infusing surrealist elements with the essence of animals. While predominantly employing colour pencils, her creative repertoire extends to...
The Poetic Energy of Visual Artist Kathrina Rupit aka KinMx
Excerpt from Issue 40 // March 2023 Quick Q & A editorial: Yousuke Kawashima, Kim Anderson [Honourable Mention, 2022 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize], Taj Francis, Dan Zollinger, Mei Mei and Tanja McMillan respond to the below Quick Q & A: How does art add value to society?
Join Haven Gallery Saturday, July 22nd for the opening celebration of solo exhibitions by Jesús Aguado, Phoenix Chan, and Hitomi Aoki, alongside their exciting Duality Group Show that's sure to inspire you with its thought-provoking theme.
Noah Norrid captures all of the vintage charm of natural history illustrations you’d find in museums and juxtaposes it with...
This weekend Thinkspace Projects proudly presents solo exhibitions by Reen Barrera, Sarah Joncas, Spime, Benzilla, Cody Jimenez and Michael Gates....
Earlier this year, I wrote a piece about Quarantine Events’ upcoming Muse Hacking Program. This was a new kind of artist residency ready to be trialed. Tired of the traditional residency approach and critical of most art educational practices, Quarantine aimed to shake up how a residency could work, and...
What you must remember, dear reader, is that nothing is inevitable when it comes to the human race (except perhaps...
Never short on inspiration, it’s time to channel your inner creative and join Arch Enemy Arts as they honor solo...
The story of Megan Elizabeth Read’s Requiem is a very personal one. It is the story of an exhausted artist longing for a slower pace. The story of a human being, trying to reconnect with their artistic practice without the constraint of a schedule or the looming fear of not...
