Art in the workplace provides a forum for communication, expanded thinking, dialogue, and creativity. Successful companies are not isolated from the society where they do business and public and corporate art are essential components for creating a vibrant community.
Contact us if you would you like to help reduce stress at the office, increase creativity and productivity, enhance employee morale, encourage dialogue and support a greater appreciation of diversity.
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Creative installation of original artwork to complement architect designed offices for International city law firm.
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Artists commissioned to produce striking, colourful, abstract paintings to transform four story London HQ.
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Quality and style is reflected in this collection of imaginative artwork for London offices of International Bank.
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Contemporary, colourful and energetic paintings reflect the power of the elements for energy firm’s London offices.
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Stylish, affordable artwork to decorate co-working centres across the UK for leading International serviced office provider.
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Impressive, site-specific sculpture commission for monumental atrium space in retail department store.
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Exhibition in Paris attempts to draw connections between the Impressionist and Pollock, Rothko and friends—with mixed results Claude Monet cast a long shadow over 20th-century art after he died in…
Maastricht 12 March 2016, The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) – AXA Corporate Collections Symposium. Photo: TEFAF Maastricht, Harry Heuts commissioning songs from David’s lyre. In the millennia since then, art…
Image: Google’s Dublin office. Photo via Google. For centuries after Siena’s Monte dei Paschi bank founded the first corporate art collection in 1472, the direction of these programs was primarily…