In the last few years, there has been a major rebalance at play, as institutions globally have adjusted their collection holdings, exhibition programs and publishing initiatives to give greater voice and visibility to women artists.
Joining that line-up, is the recently released coffee table book, Artists at Home, by author and photographer Karina Dias Pires. While the book is what you would expect – lavishly glossy and flip-friendly – it also neatly corrals together 32 female Australian artists, under the shared discussion of their studio practice and the impact of ‘home’ on their making.
