Nanny Goat Gallery unveil group exhibition Roots, plus Rhea O’Neill’s solo Unbounded Light, and Tammy Whitworth’s solo A Gentle Connection.
PositionDeputy Editor
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Based in the UK, Natalia Joruk enjoys a life surrounded by art, nature, and curious trinkets. As Deputy Editor, she's worked closely with the Editor-in-Chief for over a decade, supporting with the design and growth of Beautiful Bizarre and the maintenance of the annual Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize. Natalia also oversees sponsor partnerships for the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, and distribution of the magazine, so drop her an email if you know someone who would like to sponsor or stock! She also writes for both the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine website and print publication. One of her favourite perks is getting to know artists, gallery owners and their teams personally, so feel free to email her if there is anything she can help you with – or just to connect.
Exclusive Interview with Ornélie, 2nd prize winner of the Yasha Young Projects Sculpture award, Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize 2024
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To wrap up what has been an insanely full-on year celebrating a diverse range of New Contemporary artists, Corey Helford...
At 123 pages, Quarantine Events’ free eBook is a diamond of knowledge. It is eight full years of experiments, experiences and conversations with hundreds of artists, condensed and revitalized into this new and shiny form. Designed to “cut to the chase and not waste your time”, the eBook shares wisdom from the experiences of many, including a selection of deeply personal revelations by well-respected artists including Henrik Uldalen, Vincent Desiderio, and Phil Hale.
Building on his previous works, American artist Jonathan Viner explores elements of counterculture through a 1970s lens in his new collection of paintings at Dorothy Circus Gallery London.
In her first New York solo show, Rachel Gregor unveils brand new paintings in Cruel Babes at Hashimoto Contemporary. This latest body of work transforms numerous tropes and characters which have prevailed for millennia through the artful craft of storytelling.
