The Underdog London: Exploring One of London’s Pivotal Galleries
The Underdog London has been a gallery that I’ve wanted to visit for some time, exhibiting many contemporary artists who bring both energy and wonder ...
Femininity, Flora and Fairy tales: The Photography of Voodica
Take a tumble down the rabbit hole into photographer Voodica’s self-proclaimed wonderland and find yourself in an upside-down universe of alluring, li...
Francesca Woodman: Exploring The Other Side
Francesca Stern Woodman (April 3, 1958 - January 19, 1981) was an American artist, known for her black and white photography focusing on self-portrait...
Mall “Whisperers” + Shannon Bonatakis “Keep Magic Alive” @ Haven Gallery
Don't miss out on three stunning new collections of work currently on view at Haven Gallery! Steeped in passion and an emotional charge that balances ...
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize: Finalists Announced
For the last two weeks our esteemed Jury Panel have been going through the entries and making the very difficult decisions. The overall quality of en...
The Philosophical Art of Chameleons: Body Paintings by Emma Hack
Artists have always enjoyed giving their own twist on reality to trigger the imagination and dreams of their public. But some artists even go further,...
The Narrative Wearable Art of Breath & Stone
There is a saying that tells that art is music for the eyes, and sometimes, music is intertwined so much with an artwork, you could almost hear its sy...
A note from the Editor: 2018 the year of gratitude
Dear beautiful and bizarre friends, I recently promised to write to you more often about my personal journey as Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of B...
Flowers for Jeju: The Last Mermaids: An Interview with Zena Holloway
Frills and lace float, weightless, amongst graceful porcelain limbs in an eerie, hazy glow. There’s a nostalgic ambiance created by this otherworl...
The Soothing Wonderland of Kirsty Mitchell
“I think the story of 'Alice in Wonderland' in a way is a reminder that life is frightening, it can shift on you at any moment.”
– Michael Sheen
The...
Interview: Inside The Graceful Cinematic Universe Of Kin Fables
Have you ever woken up one day, and wondered where all the sun, warmth and possible of your childhood have gone? While you’re sipping your morning cof...
Interview: The Organic ‘Noir&B’ Music of Elle Watson
Based in London, Elle Watson is a rising talent of the music industry and is already having a serious experience in the field. Indeed, she started sin...
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...
Interview: Aaron Mcpolin Reveals The Grace of Shibari With Photography
Since its invention, photography has been an incredible tool to document humanity and to get the best insights into global subcultures and countercult...
Indiangiver: Cheyenne Randall the Ink Master
Cheyenne Randall, aka Indiangiver, has been adding tattoos to photos for many years. I had one created of me as I love the application and intensity o...
The Oneiric and Moving Photography of Emma McEvoy
When you are feeling lonely and everything seems dark, just remember you are part of something bigger and that you are forever linked to nature. It is...
Embroidered Humanity: The Photography of Aline Brant
Art can be and can do many things. But sometimes, it just needs to make us connected with other human beings thanks to a genuine pureness. Aline B...
Make Art That Matters: Interview with Alexia Sinclair
Ghosts haunt an ancient mansion on a frozen lake in Sweden. Courtly ladies of high society luxuriate in ethereal fields of flowers. Beautiful mona...
The Organic and Surreal Photography of 3cm’s Yung Cheng Lin
Just one glimpse and you will realize that the photography of Yung Cheng Lin is dancing on the edge of beauty and bizarre. Based in Tainan, Taiwan...
Dark, Mysterious Fairytales by Ekaterina Belinskaya
Remember Disney’s Snow White? Or The Little Mermaid? The classic Disney films we all loved as a child have a much darker origin than many know. Sn...