There are still a few things in this world that are truly magical, such as the sight of a pearlescent...
Mythical, magical temptress of the water. If you love mermaids as much as we do then you’ve come to the...
Get ready for not one show, but six as Haven Gallery proudly celebrates the solo exhibitions of Brian Despain, Adam Oehlers, Jeff Echevarria, Amy Minchew, Larysa Bernhardt, and Calvin Laituri. You’ll be whisked away into the imagination of these beautiful collections as they convey the unique voice and distinct style...
Danish artist Jette Reinert’s works contain the most interesting compositions rendered with beautifully intricate designs and techniques. Her paintings contain...
During these unprecedented times, it’s important to cultivate positivity and find encouragement in moments that uplift your spirit. If you’re...
Lined with leafy streets, plenty of pretty churches and a flourishing creative culture, Adelaide is one of the lesser known creative, capital cities of Australia, and can sometimes be overlooked. But here, in this quiet, pretty place there is a plethora of incredible artists, of all genres, toiling away, working...
Exclusive Interview with Victor Grasso, 2nd Prize Winner, INPRNT Traditional Art Award, 2019 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Stylistically daring artists...
It isn’t the precision of the artwork of Australian painter Jeremy Geddes that takes your breath away. Neither, paradoxically, is...
Giorgiko (pronounced jee-or-jee-koh) is not a person, it is a universe created by husband-and-wife duo artists, Darren and Trisha Inouye. The pair met in Pasadena, California, during their studies. Trisha hails from a Korean immigrant family in the San Francisco Bay area and was noticed at an early age for...
Join Distinction Gallery this weekend as they present the solo exhibition of Nataliya Derevyanko. Immerse yourself in her delightfully tiny...
Issue 28 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine with Matthew Grabelsky’s fabulous pop surreal painting on the cover is out now! Contact one...
It is unfortunate that people often tend to avoid seeing the incredible amount of work and technicity in photorealistic paintings, claiming that a photo would do the job much more easily. We’re in a world of façade, where nobody wants to go beyond the first layer. Yet, it is precisely...
