There is now less than 2 months left to enter the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize! So to inspire you to submit your own work, we are excited to share some of the amazing entries we have received so far in the iCanvas Photography Award category.
If you would like to see your work published in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, win US$10000 cash, see your work exhibited alongside 80+ of the best contemporary artists in the prestigious annual Beautiful Bizarre Magazine curated exhibition, win prizes, advertising packages, and of course receive worldwide exposure for your work – enter today! Entries close 17 July 2020 [Australian Eastern Standard Time].
Global Exposure + Over US$35000 Worth of Cash & Prizes to be Won!
The Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize celebrates diversity and excellence in the representational visual arts, in all static mediums including Traditional Art media, Digital Art media, and Photographic media; and all styles from realism and hyperrealism, to pop surrealism and lowbrow.
The overall 1st Prize Winner will receive US$10000 cash to help fund their practice!
iCanvas Photography Award
- US$3000 cash, generously donated by sponsor iCanvas, printers of high quality canvas art prints, priced for every lover of art
- The opportunity to exhibit in the prestigious Beautiful Bizarre Magazine exhibition at Modern Eden Gallery [San Francisco] alongside 80+ of the world’s best contemporary representational artists
- Exposure to a successful commercial gallery’s collector base with the opportunity to sell their work
- 3 month social media advertising package (Beautiful Bizarre Magazine: 1 Million + followers across all socials platforms)
- Exclusive in-depth interview published on the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize and Beautiful Bizarre Magazine websites + shared on social media
- A year’s worth of inspiration – a print subscription to Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
1st Prize [Overall Winner]
The Overall Winner of the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize 2020 will receive:
- US$10000 cash prize! Generously donated by sponsors INPRNT, ZBrush, iCanvas, Yasha Young Projects & Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
- The opportunity to exhibit in the prestigious Beautiful Bizarre Magazine exhibition at Modern Eden Gallery [San Francisco] alongside 80+ of the world’s best contemporary representational artists
- Exposure to a successful commercial gallery’s collector base with the opportunity to sell their work
- US$1,500 worth of art photography and/or Fine Art archival print reproduction from Static Medium
- Editorial in Beautiful Bizarre print and digital Magazine
- Exclusive in-depth interview published on the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize and Beautiful Bizarre Magazine websites + shared on social media
- 12 month social media advertising package (Beautiful Bizarre Magazine: 1 million + followers across all social platforms)
- A year’s worth of inspiration – a print subscription to Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
- + most importantly, receive worldwide exposure!
2020 Award Categories
- 1st Prize [Overall Winner]
- INPRNT Traditional Art Award
- Yasha Young Projects Sculpture Award
- ZBrush Digital Art Award
- iCanvas Photography Award
- People’s Choice Award
Entry fee is US$40 to cover administrative costs. Enter the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize today via the beautifulbizarreartprize.net/enter.
Take a peek at some of the wonderful entries we have received so far in the iCanvas Photography Award category below
Iness Rychlik
“Revenge”, [Digital Photography, Canon 6D, Sigma 50mm f/1.4]
Rekha Garton
“Bloom”, [Digital Photography, Canon 5DMKIV. Tamron 35mm 1.8 lens]
Giulia Grillo aka Petite Doll
From the “Lobster Girl” series, [Digital Photography, Nikon D700 / 50 mm]
Juliet Haas
“Marionettes”, [Digital Photography, Nikon D800]
Beth Mitchell
“Evergreen”, [Digital Photography, Nikon D810, 50mm, 17-35mm Nikkor Lenses]
Makoto Honda
“Succulent”, [Digital Photography, SONY a7iii / SEL85F18]
Robin Yong
“Venetian Fantasy”, [Digital Photography, Canon 5DM3 / f/4.0 11-24mm lens]
Kseniia Lygina “Where a Snowstorm is Born”, [Digital Photography, Canon EOS 6D Mark II/Canon 135mm f2] 
Saint Thorns “Untitled”, [Digital Photography, Photoolex speed light flash, Neewer LED panel] 
Psyche Ophiuchus “Ritual”, [Digital Photography, Nikon D600/Nikkor AF-S 50mm f/1.4 G]
Martin Duerr
“Untitled”, [Digital Photography, Panasonic DC-S1R, 50mm 1.4,]
Nicolas Bruno
“Malfermo”, [Digital Photography, Nikon D850, Nikon 50MM F1.4]
Natalia Kovachevski
“Human Being”, [Digital Phorography, GoPro]
Kavan the Kid
“What you may Carry”, [Digital Photography, Sony A7RIII / Canon 24 -70mm L series 4.0]
Michel Planque
“Untitled”, [Digital Photography, Sony a6000, lens Sigma 19mm 2.8]
