A portrait tells a story, shares a moment in time, a feeling, or ignites the most nuanced memory. Through elements...
Dream a little dream and join Distinction Gallery as they proudly welcome the creative voice of painter and muralist Amandalynn...
Excerpt from Issue 30 // September 2020 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Michelle Avery Konczyk, Chantal Horeis, My Pet Skeleton, Jessica Watts, Jaymi Zents and Nikole Cooney respond to the below Quick Q & A: How has covid-19, self-isolation and social distancing affected your art practice?
Alex Gross' works introduce the graphic novels and pop culture steeped in the modern times and technology.
Walk into the depths of darkness, but do not fear! The creatures you will meet are not (usually) malicious… This...
Ignite your wanderlust for contemporary art and delve into a world of imagination as Thinkspace Projects invites you to join them on a journey into the artistic prowess of five distinct artists. Scott Listfield, TRNZ, Ken Nwadiogbu, and Yosuke Ueno lead us into each new body of work. As each...
Issue 37, the 9th Anniversary Issue of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, with Henrik Uldalen’s powerful and emotive painting “Relapse” on the cover,...
*Trigger warning: the topics of sexual abuse and eating disorders are referenced in this article.* I was asked to exhibit...
Text below is from 2021 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Winner, Roland Mikhail’s exclusive interview published in the December 2021 Issue 35 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine. Interview conducted by Natalia Joruk. The print issue is sold out, however you can still download the digital magazine here. Roland Mikhail is a man with deep...
Excerpt from Issue 29 // June 2020 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Dawid Planeta, Kazuhiro Hori, Dewi Plass, Lix North, Daria Theodora, and Ritchelly Oliveira respond to the below Quick Q & A: How does contemporary always "Plugged in" culture influence your artwork?
Micah Ofstedahl’s sun-drenched fields, botanically-kissed mountain sides, wind-swept valleys and zen-inducing plains – all of which are featured in his...
Petite in scale yet grand in nostalgic vision, Thomas Ascott’s latest solo exhibition of pop surrealistic oil paintings and graphite drawings at Arch Enemy Arts – entitled “Small Dreams” – features utterly endearing, youthfully unencumbered vignettes steeped in the beautiful simplicity of life’s little pleasures. His origami-folding rhino-salamanders and contentedly...
