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"Art making and art collecting are vitally intertwined and mutually dependent."

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  • Art
Author: 
Kayla Flett
Publication date: 
23 August 2022

Hello fellow East Melbourne community members,

I am seeking a community of people in East Melbourne who love art, and chose to collect art objects for their homes. My name is Kayla, and I live locally on Gipps Street. I am studying Art History and Curation at Monash University. Currently I am working on a curatorial project that will attempt to survey the works of art in homes in East Melbourne. By doing this I aim to initiate a community discourse surrounding art collecting, and explore an alternative method of creative placemaking. I am interested in learning anecdotal local histories through a person's art collection. This project aims to identify why and how East Melbourne locals collect art. I’m keen to understand my local community’s interests when it comes to the art they choose for their homes. I hope to connect with local people with a shared passion for art.

I am seeking people that feel comfortable sharing with me works of art they have. It could be a print, painting, sculpture, or any other art object. It could be one work or more. I am totally respectful of your privacy, and if you prefer, you can remain anonymous throughout the entire process. Participation in this project would involve an informal conversation surrounding your art collections. If you have further questions about my project, you can contact me via: kfle0006 [at] student [dot] monash [dot] edu or
phone

Many thanks, Kayla.

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