Dive into the world of Artists at Home by Karina Dias Pires, a richly layered book that brings you into the intimate creative spaces of 32 female artists. Explore their homes, studios, and the vibrant intersections between their art and daily lives.
Featuring artists such as Yvette Coppersmith, Rhoda Tjitayi, Tamara Dean, Lindy Lee, and Patricia Piccinini, the book showcases over 150 artworks and candid photographs. Each portrait captures women who shine with inner strength and authenticity, revealing the unfiltered beauty of artistic expression.
Through profiles, behind-the-scenes insights, and honest Q&A sections, Artists at Home explores the triumphs and challenges of sustaining a contemporary art practice alongside everyday life. More than a book, it is a celebration of creativity, womanhood, and self-acceptance — an invitation for female artists to push boundaries and challenge the status quo.
About the Author
Karina Dias Pires is a Brazilian-born Australian writer, photographer, and creative director. She began her career as a copywriter in Belo Horizonte in 1995, later working in São Paolo, London, and now Sydney. She is also the creative director of House of Six, a textile business creating handwoven homewares. Artists at Home is her first book, where she brings together her talents as both author and photographer.
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