Collecting: Living with art
'If you want to buy something that appreciates, buy stocks and shares. Buy art because you want to live with it. Your appreciation is its appreciation.' - Ronan Sulich
This philosophy lies at the heart of Collecting: Living with Art. A visual feast and tribute to the personal journey of acquiring and curating art, it celebrates the enriching endeavour of bringing art into the home. Artists, curators, architects, designers, gallerists and philanthropists open their doors, offering fascinating insights and practical advice on their distinctive approach to integrating art into daily life.
The collectors' stories demonstrate how art can transform a space and turn it into a sanctuary of self-expression. Featuring a diverse mix of bold abstract works, contemporary photography, sculpture and mid-century masterpieces, Collecting is a powerful testament to the beauty and individuality of creating a home filled with meaning and inspiration.
Details
ISBN13: 9781760764258
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 272
Edition:
Publication Date: 01 Apr 2025
Publisher: Thames and Hudson (Australia) Pty Ltd
Publication City, Country: Fisherman's Bend, Australia
Dimensions (cm): 30.5(H)x24.1(L)x3.1(W)1905
Weight (gm): 1905
Author Biography
Kym Elphinstone is an arts advisor and advocate working within Australia and globally. As the founder of Australia's leading cultural agency Articulate, Kym has championed the work of thousands of artists, advising on major museum and commercial gallery exhibitions as well as public art projects, biennales and festivals. Kym currently sits on the board of emerging art space Firstdraft and is a member of the Advisory Council for Sydney Contemporary art fair.
Jo Higgins is an arts writer, researcher and public programmer who has worked in the sector for two decades for commercial and public institutions.
Dave Wheeler is a photographer specialising in capturing high-end architectural and interior design projects for editorial and hardcover publications.