Visionary Paintings: An Interview with Ricky Schaede
Ricky Schaede’s paintings piqued my interest from the very first time I laid eyes on his work, looking at his piece 'Forgiveness'. Something about it ...
Magical and Surreal Sculptures: An Interview with Forest Rogers
These magical woodland sprites and faeries seem to cut gracefully through the air, unbound by their static sculpture form. Forest Rogers has a way...
FFO Art: A Fleshy Floral Phantasmagoria Experience
There are myriad reasons why creatively inclined individuals like FFO Art dare to bare the soft underbelly of their fertile imaginations with the worl...
Kindred Spirits and Moody Hues: An Interview with Amy Sol
Visualise yourself walking through the world, observing shape, colour, sounds, with no separation between imagination and what the world is made of. ...
A note from the Editor: Artists are society’s visionaries
Dear beautiful and bizarre friends, We haven't connected personally since last year, so let me begin by wishing you a Happy New Year ! I hope this ...
Roq La Rue Reopens: Interview with Kirsten Anderson
Roq La Rue is coming back to life in the Seattle art scene and set to open its doors once again, in its new Capitol Hill location with the continuatio...
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Curated Exhibition ‘Ephemeral’ @ Modern Eden Gallery
“We owe at least this much to future generations, from whom we have borrowed
a fragile planet called Earth.” Maurice Strong
‘Ephemeral’, Beautiful B...
A note from the Editor: Comparison is the Thief of Joy
Dear beautiful and bizarre friends, The release of the 22nd issue of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine is a mere days away now, and I am so incredibly...
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize: Winners & Honourable Mentions Announced
2018 Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize
Before I announce the winners of the Inaugural Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize I would like to to take...
Chronicles of a Future Foretold – a Poets & Artists Exhibition @ 33 Contemporary
The power of speculative and science fiction in prose—such as in the works of Margaret Atwood, Emily St. John Mandel, China Miéville, and Kazuo Ishigu...
Cymbals, Symbols and the Hidden Details: An Interview with Chris Rivers
"I beat the canvas to death when I’m painting, I paint like I play drums! All my work lately has a common theme of big abstract style backgrounds wit...
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize: Check out some of the Great Entries!
Entries to the Inaugural Beautiful Bizarre Magazine's Art Prize have officially closed. We want to sincerely thank all the artists tha...
Michelle Avery Konczyk’s ‘Les Fleurs’ @ Arch Enemy Arts
Michelle Avery Konczyk's new body of work 'Les Fleurs' further pushes both her technical skill as a watercolourist and her ability to use surrealism a...
THOMAS ASCOTT – THE ASTRAL WOODS @ ARCH ENEMY ARTS
American painter Thomas Ascott's new body of work 'The Astral Woods' uniquely captures what for most of us is a deeply buried childhood imagination - ...
Patricia Piccinini: Empathy In An Artificial World
Australian resident Patricia Piccinini was born in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Her wide scope of sincere and disconcerting work encompasses sculpture, ...
Grace Lang Solo Exhibition Hellstrong @ FIFTY24PDX Gallery
"Forever a step ahead of me, they exist in a space that I aspire to live in. They are Hellstrong."
Grace Lang has prepared a deeply personal solo ...
Warriors, Demons and Ink: Interview with Grace Lang
Enter into the world of Grace Lang, a place with beasty demons and fiery warriors. You can't ignore the full-on presence of Grace's characters. The ...
Alessandro Boezio’s Anatomic Poetry
In our subconscious, the human form can be altered to fulfill a variety of desires, horrors and creative psychoses. Fingers roll out like a carpet...
The Drawings of Laurie Lipton: Despite Our Gruesome Face
It’s a complicated, and sometimes terrifying world. From the privacy minefields and bullying on social media, to natural and societal nightmares, a de...
Erika Lizée “…and yet, things continue to unfold” @ 643 Project Space
At once both foreboding and enchanting, the latest installation by Erika Lizée beckons the viewer like a mysterious, alluring phantasm. Silvery turquo...