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With the move to more online exhibitions, what role do physical galleries have in the arts going forward?

Excerpt from Issue 36 // March 2022 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Jisu [Digital Art Award Winner, 2021 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize], Jenny Orchard, Lexi Laine [Photography Award Winner, 2020 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize], Colleen Southwell, øjeRum, and Kim Slate respond to the below Quick Q & A question: With the move to more online exhibitions, what role do physical galleries have in the arts going forward?

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What roles do galleries have in supporting the arts, or do you think that galleries will become obsolete in the future?

QUICK Q & A: What roles do galleries have in supporting the arts, or do you think that galleries will become obsolete in the future?

Alexandra Dvornikova - little wolf - digital art

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What role do you feel art and the artist have in today’s society?

Excerpt from Issue 28 // March 2020 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Lani Imre, Alexandra Dvornikova, Harold Munoz, Cassidy Rae Marietta, Marisa Aragon Ware, and Sandra Ovenden respond to the below Quick Q & A: What role do you feel art and the artist have in today’s society?

Thomas Ascott - nestled - pop surrealism painting

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What is the strangest or most surprising response you’ve had to your artwork?

Excerpt from Issue 26 // September 2019 Quick Q & A editorial: Eva Mai, Thomas Ascott, Juliette Clovis, Bronwyn Hill, Jenna Barton, and June Stratton respond to the below Quick Q & A: What is the strangest or most surprising response you’ve had to your artwork?

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How do you balance the commercial aspects of being an artist with the creative part?

Quick Q & A: How do you balance the commercial aspects of being an artist with the creative part?

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If the child version of you could see you now, what do you think they would say/think?

QUICK Q & A: If the child version of you could see you now, what do you think they would say/think?

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What is your biggest pain point as an artist?

Excerpt from Issue 38 // September 2022 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Yayu, Kseniia Boko, Robert Duxbury, Ema Shin, Luis Toledo del Rio, and Tina Yu [2021 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Sculpture Award 3rd Prize Winner] respond to the below Quick Q & A: What is your biggest pain point as an artist?

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How can galleries and artists ensure minorities are equally represented?

Excerpt from Issue 33 // June 2021 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Susan McDonnell [2nd Prize Winner of the 2020 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Traditional Art Award], Max Sansing, Christina Mrozik, Adam Matano [3rd Prize Winner of the 2019 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Sculpture Award], Amahi Mori, and Kane Kokaris respond to the below Quick Q & A: How can galleries and artists ensure minorities are equally represented?

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What impact has your upbringing and cultural background had on your work, and how it has influenced your approach and aesthetic?

Quick Q & A: What impact has your upbringing and cultural background had on your work, and how it has influenced your approach and aesthetic?

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Has envy ever shown up in your creative journey? How have you learned to cope with it or transform it?

The Issue 51 Quick Q & A editorial in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine asks 5 artists: Has envy ever shown up in your creative journey? How have you learned to cope with it or transform it?

Vanessa Michiels Sacred Heart - surreal painting

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Do you consider your work a mirror of your inner life, or a mask?

The Issue 52 Quick Q & A editorial in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine asks 6 artists: Do you consider your work a mirror of your inner life, or a mask?

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What do you think is the single most important piece of advice you have been given as an artist?

Excerpt from Issue 22 // September 2018 editorial: Artists Nunzio Paci, Alessia Iannetti, Kurtis Rykovich, Paul Barnes, Daria Hlazatova, and Anton Semenov respond to the below Quick Q & A: What do you think is the single most important piece of advice you have been given as an artist?

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QUICK Q & A

With the move to more online exhibitions, what role do physical galleries have in the arts going forward?

What roles do galleries have in supporting the arts, or do you think that galleries will become obsolete in the future?

What role do you feel art and the artist have in today’s society?

What is the strangest or most surprising response you’ve had to your artwork?

How do you balance the commercial aspects of being an artist with the creative part?

If the child version of you could see you now, what do you think they would say/think?

How can galleries and artists ensure minorities are equally represented?

What impact has your upbringing and cultural background had on your work, and how it has influenced your approach and aesthetic?

Has envy ever shown up in your creative journey? How have you learned to cope with it or transform it?

Do you consider your work a mirror of your inner life, or a mask?

What do you think is the single most important piece of advice you have been given as an artist?

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