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...
Reflexive Vision: An Interview With Zara Monet Feeney
Los Angeles-based painter, Zara Monet Feeney, is changing the way we look at figurative art. The artist, who received a BA from UCLA and an MFA from t...
Creation Process: The Visual Language of Stuart Holland
"I work in very subtle layers when beginning my figures, slowly building up nuanced values to match the lighting I’m trying to achieve." ~ Stuart Holl...
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...
Journey Into The Archetype: An Interview With Hannah Yata
"I’m really passionate about exploring the different aspects of the Mother concept of the Nature archetype. The all-devouring mother, nurturing loving...
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,...
Angus McDonald: The Striking Stillness of Being
Angus McDonald's paintings capture the ever-escaping march of light. His works seem to freeze the world around his subject. This depiction may be an a...
SEED Curated by Yvonne Force at Paul Kasmin Gallery
How to Plant a SEED In art school, in the early nineties, people still threw around the provocation, “How come there are so few great women artists...
Monica Rohan’s Suffocating Warmth of Anxiety
Monica Rohan’s paintings are suffocatingly beautiful.
When you first look at Rohan’s work, you are immediately struck by the vibrancy of the colours....
Teagan White, A Voice for the Animal World
Teagan White is an artist from Minnesota, where winters are long yet nature is still seemingly bountiful. She graces us with celebratory water-based p...
Daniel Dust: “In the Shadow of Dreams” @ Distinction Gallery
Distinction Gallery presents "In the Shadows of Dreams", a solo exhibition featuring some of Daniel Dust's most recent work. Daniel is a Seattle-based...
Interview: Multidimensional Digital and Street Art by Extra Crunchy
“The world is divided in two – Crunchy and Non Crunchy. Which one are you?”
This is the question asked by Extra Crunchy, a couple of artists from Isr...
Your Favourite Instagram Posts of 2017
The New Year is a wonderful opportunity to look back at the previous year and count the blessings we received. The Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Instagra...
Rise Of The Curly Girls: Interview With Sumner Crenshaw
Battles of the mind are frequently present in the works of artists, albeit often unintentional, subconscious occurrences. In the case of Sumner Crensh...
Mike Dargas: The Hyper-Hyperrealistic Painter
Artist Mike Dargas has caught my eye for years due to his depiction of hyper-realistic portraits of people. At the mere age of eleven, he painted the ...
The Visceral Paintings of Laura Castellanos
Recently I had the opportunity to view one of Laura Castellanos’ paintings first hand, and my immediate reaction was I wanted to lick it. It was e...