What kinds of projects do you take on?
We curate art collections and commission bespoke artworks and site-specific installations for workplaces, hotels, residential developments and public spaces. A project might be a collection of original works for a workplace, a sculpture for a building entrance or a temporary installation for a cultural event.
How does a site-specific commission work?
We start with the place itself: its architecture, its history and how people use it. From there, we identify artists whose practice could bring something to the site. We develop the brief with you and guide the chosen commission through design, fabrication and installation.
How much should we budget for art?
It depends on the scale of the project, the works you’re looking for and what’s needed to produce and install them. If you have a budget in mind, we can talk through what it could achieve. If you’re still putting one together, we can help you identify what to allow for.
Can you manage the project through to installation?
Yes. Depending on the scope, we can oversee artist liaison, procurement, framing, fabrication, delivery and installation. We work with your design team and specialist installers to coordinate the artwork with the wider project. Where appropriate, we also develop a PR strategy, shaping the story behind the work and planning how it’s shared with the press and the public.
When should we bring you into a project?
For a site-specific commission, it’s helpful to speak while the design is still being developed, when there’s time to consider how the artwork might be integrated into the building. We also work with completed spaces, whether we’re curating a collection or finding a new use for a particular wall, entrance or public area.
What should we share when we get in touch?
Tell us a little about the space, what you’d like the art to bring to it and any dates you’re working towards. Plans, photographs and a budget range are helpful if you have them. We’re happy to start with a conversation while the brief is still taking shape.