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33PA TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Socials

We handed our socials over to 33PA, our great supporters and Platinum Sponsor of the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Emerging Artist Award. What a special day this was as our friends amazed us with their ingenious curation! In case you missed it on our socials, we put together the TAKE OVER right here for you to dive into. Join us on the adventure into the world of 33PA!

QUICK Q & A ART READ

How do you approach the challenge of staying motivated and inspired in your art practice, and what strategies do you use to keep your creativity flowing?

QUICK Q & A: How do you approach the challenge of staying motivated and inspired in your art practice, and what strategies do you use to keep your creativity flowing?

QUICK Q & A ART READ

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?

QUICK Q & A ART READ

What’s one of your biggest regrets as an artist?

The Quick Q & A editorial in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine is a much loved regular feature, in which we ask...

QUICK Q & A ART READ

How do you balance your personal life with your art career while ensuring a healthy work/life balance?

The Quick Q & A editorial in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine is a much loved regular feature, in which we ask...

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QUICK Q & A ART READ

How does art add value to society?

Excerpt from Issue 40 // March 2023 Quick Q & A editorial: Yousuke Kawashima, Kim Anderson [Honourable Mention, 2022 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize], Taj Francis, Dan Zollinger, Mei Mei and Tanja McMillan respond to the below Quick Q & A: How does art add value to society?

QUICK Q & A ART READ

How do you feel about the recent changes to Instagram, I.E. reels, deprioritizing photos?

Excerpt from Issue 39 // December 2022 Quick Q & A editorial: Kristen Egan, Jenni Pasanen, Elizabeth Blair Stephenson, Clare Toms, Bénédicte Voglio and Jennifer Parks respond to the below Quick Q & A: How do you feel about the recent changes to Instagram, I.E. reels, deprioritizing photos?

QUICK Q & A ART READ

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?

QUICK Q & A ART READ

How do you silence your inner critic?

Excerpt from Issue 37 // June 2022 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Robin Whiteman, Ryan Pola, Nicolas Roa, Maya Fuji, Lix North, and Erica Rose Levine respond to the below Quick Q & A: How do you silence your inner critic?

QUICK Q & A ART READ

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?

QUICK Q & A ART READ

What’s one thing the pandemic has taught you?

Excerpt from Issue 35 // December 2021 Quick Q & A editorial: Artists Sandra Yagi, Evan Lovejoy, Ebony Russell, Laura Rubin, Horka Dolls, Gina Kalabishis respond to the below Quick Q & A: What’s one thing the pandemic has taught you?

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Jasmine Becket-Griffith & David Van Gough: Death and the Maiden at Corey Helford Gallery

Interview with Featherpistol, self-portraiture and fantasy art

Chronic Preparation Syndrome: how preparation can become the artist’s bane.

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33PA TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Socials

How do you approach the challenge of staying motivated and inspired in your art practice, and what strategies do you use to keep your creativity flowing?

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

What’s one of your biggest regrets as an artist?

How do you silence your inner critic?

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

What’s one thing the pandemic has taught you?

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