Every artist has a story to tell

By Julia Tan

June 2014 FEATURE
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Art collecting need not be something only for the higher echelons of society. According to Lim Wei-Ling, founder and director of Wei-Ling Gallery – a successful contemporary art gallery in nostalgic Brickfields in KL – art collecting can start small, and it is something anybody with an interest can partake in. I managed to speak with the striking and passionate Lim after her art lecture, “Demystifying Art: Collecting and Investing” at the E&O Hotel this February, where she ardently dispensed...

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Julia Tan

is a former editor of Penang Monthly. She remembers her time with the magazine with great fondness.

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