In the sixteenth episode, we are speaking with Robert Tsao. Bob is one of the world’s leading collectors of Chinese art and antiquities, his collection ranges from Neolithic jades and porcelain to contemporary art. Tsao sits on the board of trustees of San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum Foundation and has an extraordinary collection in the heart of...

For the one year anniversary of Collect Wisely and our fifteenth episode we are speaking with Gary Yeh. Gary discovered his passion for art in high school and pursued it throughout college. While studying at Duke University, he served as a co-chair of the student advisory board at the Nasher Museum of Art and launched a virtual art gallery. Gary is...

In this episode we are in Taipei speaking with renowned collector and philanthropist Budi Tek, who has dedicated his collection of contemporary art to the rest of the world. Budi began collecting in 2004 and went on to build the Yuz Collection, which consists of contemporary art from the East and West, with a significant focus on Chinese...

In the 13th episode of Collect Wisely we are speaking with Pamela Joyner. Based in San Francisco, Pamela and her husband Fred Giuffrida’s collection consists of over 400 works, with a primary focus on abstract works by artists of the African diaspora from the 1940’s onward.The collection is widely recognised as one of the most significant...

In the twelfth episode of Collect Wisely we are speaking with Howard Rachofsky from Dallas. A life-long Texan, Howard along with his wife Cindy, has played a profound role in catapulting Dallas into a leading centre for the collection and presentation of international contemporary art.The Rachofsky Collection has great depth in Post-War art, with...

Coinciding with our participation in Zona Maco, this episode of Collect Wisely is a conversation with Pablo Sepúlveda, who is based in Mexico City. Pablo is a founding partner of the architecture firm Legorreta Sepúlveda Arquitectos. His collection includes works on paper, photography and sculpture.

In this episode of the Collect Wisely podcast, we spoke with Boston based collector, Manuel de Santaren. With a particular focus on emerging artists, Manuel’s collection focuses on time-based works including video and performance, as well as photography. Manuel has been President of the Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation in Miami since 2017. He also...

In the tenth episode of Collect Wisely we are speaking with Tiffany Zabludowicz. Born in London and now based in New York City, Tiffany was introduced to art at a young age, two years after she was born her parents founded the Zabludowiz Collection.Tiffany runs and curates the Times Square Space, which hosts exhibitions within the rotating empty...

Creating a series of major new paintings, Tschäpe's inaugural at Sean Kelly features canvases with increased scale and intensity. Expansive fields of color capture and reflect the alternately bold and delicate gestures the artist employs in their making. These suggestive, dreamlike landscapes are defined by a dynamic tension between the loose,...

Jill and Peter are active participants on the boards at a number of institutions; Jill is Chairman of the Board at the Public Art Fund, and a board member at the New Museum and the Museum of Modern Art. Peter chairs the Board of Overseers at CalArts and is an emeritus Trustee at Lincoln Center, where he chaired the public art program. The couple...

In June we spoke with sisters Monique and Myriam Vanneschi while in Basel for the 49th edition of Art Basel. The sisters, who are based in The Netherlands, discussed their varied interests and the dynamics of collecting individually and together for their family collection.

In this episode we have with us, Rodney Miller. Based in New York City, Rodney’s collection of contemporary art reflects his interest modern and contemporary African American and African art of the diaspora. Rodney serves on the board of trustees at The Studio Museum Harlem and is on the board of the University of Indiana’s business school. His...

Today we are speaking with Ron Pizzuti who is based in Columbus, Ohio. He and his wife Ann’s collection reflects their passion for contemporary art and has been amassed over the past 40 years. Ron serves on the board of trustees for the Wexner Center Foundation and is an honourary trustee of the Columbus Museum of Art. In addition, their non-profit...

The third episode of Collect Wisely was recorded live at Frieze New York, May 2, 2018 with Marieluise Hessel Artzt.

In this episode of Collect Wisely, we spoke with Paul Marks live from Frieze New York. Paul has served on the Contemporary Curatorial Committee and acquisitions at the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Board of Directors for the Art Gallery of York University, the Power Plant, and the MOCCA Collections Committee.

In the inaugural episode of the Collect Wisely podcast, Sean Kelly spoke with collector J. Tomilson Hill who serves on the boards of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Friends of the High Line amongst others. Mr. Hill discusses what connoisseurship means to him, the role of the collector, his personal approach, and advice to those starting to...

The second episode of Collect Wisely was recorded live at Frieze New York, on May 2, 2018. Greg Miller is the President of the Board of Directors at White Columns, an art book publisher and a prolific art collector.

Callum Innes is one of the leading abstract painters of his generation, widely recognised for the distinctive visual language of layering and removing pigment that he has developed over the past 20 years. In this film Innes invites us into his Edinburgh studio and discusses the making of his Exposed Paintings, the series of works for which he is...

TateShots travelled to Edinburgh to meet Callum Innes, one of the artists featured in Tate Britain's 'Watercolour' exhibition.

Iran do Espírito Santo is an artist who lives and works Sao Paulo, Brazil.His work combines intricate and very large-scale wall drawings, conceived exclusively for the space in which they are made, with beautifully realised sculptures that dignify the most banal of shapes in their Lilliputian shift of scale.