Collecting: Living with Art First Nations Bates Smart and McCutcheon

Bates Smart and McCutcheon

A different kind of intergenerational reckoning is brought to the fore in Tony Albert’s major survey exhibition Not a Souvenir

Issue 4 of Memo Review focuses on Frankfurt-based artist Hana Earles

Let’s Go Outside presents an array of artistic possibilities for reimagining these spaces

uncovering new meanings and possibilities

Collecting: Living with Art First Nations Bates Smart and McCutcheonIf 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