Published - Issue 31, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine

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Covid Kiss
Ceramic, glaze, gold lustre
30x13x11 inches

Brand new work in the latest issue 31 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine.

Beautiful Bizarre Magazine is an informative, insightful and inspiring contemporary art magazine that has captured the hearts and minds of an engaged audience of artists, enthusiasts, collectors and galleries locally in Australia and around the world.

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Exhibition: "Midnight Garden" at the Modern Eden Gallery

Saint Corona Ceramic, glaze, 22k gold lustre and vintage decals 30x16x14 inches

Saint Corona
Ceramic, glaze, 22k gold lustre and vintage decals
30x16x14 inches

Saint Corona appeared in the group exhibition, curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, Midnight Garden in the Modern Eden Gallery.

Modern Eden Gallery
1100 Sutter Street, San Francisco
October 24–November 13, 2020

Modern Eden Gallery proudly presents Midnight Garden, our fourth major group exhibition curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine. Over 90 artists from across the globe including the winners of the 2020 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize have been invited to create an original work considering the themes of nighttime, growth, darkness, and lush flora.

Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize 2020

The Golden Fleece Ceramic, glaze, 22k gold luster 23 x 13 x 14 inches

The Golden Fleece
Ceramic, glaze, 22k gold luster
23 x 13 x 14 inches

Honoured to be among the top 3 artists!

Yasha Young Projects Sculpture Award Winners 2020

3rd Place - Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize

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Susannah Montague’s highly symbolic and eerily beautiful sculptures at once draw you in, and repel you. In each the surreal porcelain works, there is a narrative to be discovered. Using a combination of hand building, press molds, and slip casting to build her sculptures, she also references traditions from ceramic fine-craft and art history. Montague uses symbols such as fading flowers, bubbles, skulls, and insects to represent death and the transient nature of life. These symbols, interspersed with casts of toys including dolls, helicopters, and bunnies, take on a slightly sinister feeling in their modern compositions. Montague’s work examines the cycles in our lives and asks us to revel in the beauty of the absurd. Susannah Montague is a British born ceramic sculptor, based on Bowen Island, BC. She received her BFA from Emily Carr University and OCAD University.