Art Purchases & Commissions Archives

CGE Asset Management

Art Curation by Art Contact

When CGE Asset Management relocated to new offices, they invited Art Contact to curate a collection of artworks that would transform the workplace into an inspiring and visually stimulating environment.

The brief was clear — to create a space with strong visual impact and conversational interest, but not wacky. In response, we curated a collection that blends sophistication with creative diversity, featuring works across a range of media and styles.

The boardroom features an aluminium oil paint panel installation by internationally acclaimed artist Eric Butcher, complemented by Chuck Elliott’s digital art panels. Elsewhere, the collection expands with Winter’s constructed works, abstract oil paintings by Lanyon and McAlpine, and Fuscoe’s striking upcycled magazine installation for the meeting rooms and client areas. Bright, framed limited-edition prints add vibrancy and energy to the open workspace.

Over the following years, we continued to expand the collection, most recently commissioning new works for an additional meeting room and the corridor connecting reception to client areas. In this phase the office art curation centered on sustainability and visual continuity.

For this latest commission, we selected Stuart Hartley, whose practice spans from architectural installations to intimate explorations of colour and space. His new works for CGE include an acrylic on birch plywood installation concealing a poem by Rudyard Kipling, and a piece from his Incident Series, which reflects on the unexpected moments that interrupt the formality of everyday life.

Together, these artworks form a cohesive and evolving collection — one that reflects CGE Asset Management’s values of creativity, innovation, and thoughtful design.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Art Curation for offices, boardroom, meeting rooms, staff areas, and corridors

Focus

Visual impact
Engagement
Sustainability.

Client

CGE Asset Management

Sector

Office and Corporate

Location

Mayfair, London

Status

On-going

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AngloGold Ashanti

Art Curation by Art Contact

AngloGold Ashanti (AGA) was introduced to Art Contact through the design and build company We Are Two, following the completion of their Category B refurbishment programme. The client sought to enhance their new workspace with a curated art collection that would provide the finishing touch — artworks that reflect both the company’s heritage and its global presence.

As a South African mining company headquartered in Johannesburg, with sites worldwide — including a new base in London and a gold mine in Colorado — the project called for a visual narrative that connected these locations while celebrating the company’s history and identity.

We began by reviewing AGA’s archival photography collection, selecting a number of historic and contemporary images to transform into digital artworks. These were enhanced and reimagined into abstract compositions for the staff areas, offering a modern interpretation of the company’s story and legacy.

For the main boardroom, we commissioned artist Eason, known for his striking use of gold leaf. Two works from his Mappa Mundi series — depicting Johannesburg and London — were selected to represent AGA’s geographical and cultural connections. To complete the trio, a new piece was commissioned: Contour of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado, produced on di-bond with gold leaf and framed in UV-reflective glass.

The resulting collection brings together heritage, craftsmanship, and innovation — a celebration of AngloGold Ashanti’s global footprint and enduring relationship with gold, presented through a refined and contemporary visual language.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Art Curation for Boardroom and staff areas.

Focus

Heritage
Global identity
Refined materials.

Client

AngloGold Ashanti

Sector

Office and Corporate

Location

West End, London

Status

Completed

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Canmoor Developments

Public Art at Accelerator Park

Art Contact was approached by Hale Architects on behalf of Canmoor Development to consult on and manage a public art project at Accelerator Park – Dale Manor Business Park in Sawston, South Cambridgeshire. The project required the sourcing of multiple artists and makers across several potential sites, narrowing the options to a single artist and location for full production and installation. This process was carried out in close collaboration with Greater Cambridge Planning.

Our brief was to identify the right artist capable of translating the public art vision into a site-specific work that would resonate with the community, complement the location, and meet planning requirements.

Art Contact wrote a detailed artist brief, prepared a project timeline, and facilitated Teams meetings with all stakeholders throughout the process. We also drafted and managed the necessary contracts for both the selected artist and the developer, ensuring smooth communication and clear responsibilities.

Following a thorough consultation and selection process, Charley Peters, in collaboration with Creative Return Ltd, was commissioned to create ‘Orbit Fusion’, a site-specific public artwork designed to engage visitors and enhance the visual identity of the park.

Art Contact then continued to oversee the design, production and installation of the artwork including the artists involvement with the YES (Youth Engagement Scheme) programme to engage with children from the local school and to include their ideas in the final artwork.

The project exemplifies Art Contact’s expertise in managing complex public art commissions, bridging creative vision, stakeholder needs, and practical delivery to achieve a lasting and meaningful impact in the built environment.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Public Art Consultation
Project Management
Installation.

Focus

Artist selection
Creative Direction
Stakeholder Collaboration

Client

Canmoor Developments

Sector

Public Art for Office Development

Location

Sawston, Cambridgeshire

Status

Completed

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International Investment Bank

Art Curation, Procurement and Installation by Art Contact

Art Contact was commissioned by an International Investment Bank to curate artworks for their recently refurbished offices following a successful tender submission.

The project began with a comprehensive survey of existing artworks to assess their suitability for inclusion in the new scheme. Budgets, curatorial objectives, and suitable locations for the artworks were agreed in consultation with the client.

A structured selection process was established in collaboration with a 15-person selection committee comprising representatives from each department. Digital portfolios were prepared for each floor and presented to the committee in person. Departmental proposals were then circulated internally, allowing staff to score the proposed artworks. These scores were reviewed and consolidated by Art Contact to produce a refined selection, which was presented for final agreement. The entire process was managed efficiently, requiring only a few presentations to reach a final decision.

Once the selection was approved by the International Investment Bank, Art Contact oversaw the procurement and framing of all artworks. Wherever possible, pieces were acquired directly from the artists. Framing was completed by Art Contact’s trusted framers to ensure a consistent aesthetic and the highest quality standards.

After preparation, the artworks were organized by floor and consolidated at the installer’s warehouse in readiness for delivery. Detailed installation plans were produced to guide the installation team precisely. Delivery and installation took place over two weekends to minimize disruption to office operations.

Following installation, the client conducted a final review and expressed great satisfaction with both the outcome and the smooth execution of the project, which was completed on time, on budget, and with minimal disruption.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Art Curation for refurbished offices including – offices, boardroom, meeting rooms, staff areas, and corridors

Focus

Visual impact
Engagement
Sustainability.

Client

International Investment Bank

Sector

Office and Corporate

Location

City of London

Status

Completed

Consultation
Strategy
Art Purchases & Commissions
Art Selection
Procurement
Commissioning
Project Management
Framing & Display
Art Packing
Art Handling
Transportation
Specialist Insurance
Installation

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Aboria Asset Management

Art Curation by Art Contact

When Aboria Asset Management sought to enhance their workspace, they commissioned Art Contact to create a series of bespoke artworks that would embody their brand identity while enriching the visual atmosphere of the office.

Our brief was to design contemporary artworks that incorporate the company’s logo and brand colours within abstract and nature-inspired compositions, creating a strong sense of cohesion and professionalism throughout the space.

Working collaboratively with digital artist Gudawer, we developed a collection that subtly weaves Aboria’s branding into elegant, visually engaging panels for both the Managing Director’s office and the staff areas. The resulting artworks blend digital precision with organic forms, echoing the firm’s values of clarity, balance, and innovation.

Each piece was printed onto di-bond panels and mounted with a sub-frame, allowing the artworks to float seamlessly off the wall. This approach not only enhanced the overall presentation but also fulfilled a practical element of the brief — eliminating reflections during Teams meetings, an important consideration for the client.

The completed installation delivers a cohesive and sophisticated visual statement — artworks that reinforce Aboria’s brand presence while creating a calm and inspiring workplace environment.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Art Curation for the Managing Director’s office and staff areas.

Focus

Brand integration
Visual identity
Functional design.

Client

Aboria Asset Management

Sector

Office and Corporate

Location

Mayfair, London

Status

On-going

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Sackville Street Private Offices

Georgian Town House, Private Office Artwork Curation

The client was introduced to Art Contact through We Are Two Design. Following the initial introduction, Art Contact worked directly with Fairway to curate the artwork for 33 Sackville Street, a Georgian town house transformed into a refined private office.

Our brief was to curate a modernist collection that would reflect the client’s deep appreciation for fine art and exceptional craftsmanship, while maintaining a defined budget. The collection was to include works across multiple media, creating a harmonious balance between tradition and contemporary design.

The resulting curation brought together photography, digital art, and paintings by Royal Academicians, alongside decorative artefacts from Murano and Georg Jensen. The scheme also incorporated carefully arranged faux floral displays and contemporary mirrors by Gam Fratesi for the main entrance, blending classic and modern design elements.

The final collection achieves an elegant equilibrium between sophistication and visual interest. It reflects the client’s discerning taste while complementing the architectural heritage of the Georgian townhouse, creating a timeless and cohesive modernist environment.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Art and artefact curation for private office.

Focus

Modernist collection
Fine art
Quality craftsmanship

Client

Private Office Development

Sector

Offices & Corporate

Location

Mayfair, London

Status

Completed

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2BR

Artwork Curation for 2BR

2BR initially approached Art Contact while based at Bedford Row to provide artwork on a rental basis for an 18-month period prior to their relocation to new offices in Chancery Lane.

Following the rental term, 2BR invited Art Contact to review the new site. From the existing rental collection, several artworks were purchased to complement the new interior design. Additional pieces were then curated and installed for the meeting rooms and reception area to complete the scheme.

The company also had a small selection of existing artworks, for which Art Contact provided bespoke framing solutions to ensure a cohesive aesthetic throughout the main corridor spaces.

Over a two-year period, Art Contact delivered a comprehensive art curation and management service, helping 2BR create a refined and visually engaging workplace in their new Chancery Lane offices.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Artwork Rental to brighten Offices
Artwork Purchases following move to new Offices

Focus

Visual impact
Bright Colourful Artworks
Reframe existing artworks

Client

Sector

Office and Corporate

Location

Chancery Lane, London

Status

Completed

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Great Martins

Private Residence, Sculpture Collection

Art Contact was engaged by Estate Manager, Tom Bream, to maintain and manage the sculpture collection at Great Martins. Our work involves annual inspection and cleaning, as well as restoration and conservation as required to preserve the collection’s integrity, condition, and visual impact.

Alongside maintenance, we have also commissioned new works to enhance and expand the collection. These include an Armillary Sphere by Border Sundials and a Panoramic Thames Map – From Great Martins to the Sea by Ewan Eason. Both pieces were selected to complement the existing sculptures and to add contemporary relevance to the historic setting.

This ongoing programme ensures that the Great Martins collection remains visually engaging, historically preserved, and carefully curated, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary artistic expression to reflect the estate’s evolving legacy.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Sculpture collection management
Conservation
Commissions.

Focus

Collection maintenance
Restoration
Bespoke commissions.

Client

Private Client

Sector

Private Residence

Location

Berkshire

Status

Ongoing

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Corporate Client – Nova South

Nova South Offices collection management

Art Contact has worked with this corporate client for many years, supporting the ongoing development and maintenance of their art collection at their Nova South offices.

Our long-standing collaboration includes the bi-annual auditing of the collection to assess condition and maintain accurate records for insurance purposes. During periods of office maintenance or refurbishment, we manage the safe removal, wrapping, storage, and reinstallation of all artworks to ensure their protection throughout the process.

In addition to collection management, we continue to source and supply new artworks that complement and expand the existing collection. Each addition is carefully selected to align with the company’s aesthetic, values, and workspace environment.

Through these services, Art Contact ensures that Advent International’s collection remains well cared for, visually engaging, and consistently aligned with the evolving nature of their workplace while meeting both practical and artistic objectives.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Art collection management
Maintenance
Acquisition.

Focus

Collection care
Condition monitoring
Ongoing artwork curation

Client

Corporate Client

Sector

Office & Corporate

Location

Victoria, London

Status

Ongoing

Consultation
Art Purchases & Commissions
Art Selection
Procurement
Commissioning
Project Management
Collection Managment
Audit
Cataloguing
Valuation
Curation
Framing & Display
Art Packing
Art Handling
Transportation
Installation

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MedPro

Reception Artwork for MedPro’s London Office

MedPro approached Art Contact with a brief to brighten up their London office while reflecting the company’s international presence. To achieve this, we commissioned a digital artist to create a bespoke piece incorporating high-resolution images of iconic landmarks from London alongside visuals representing MedPro’s various global offices.

The final composition, designed in a vibrant Pop Art style, layers and interweaves imagery from the following cities: Fort Wayne (MedPro’s U.S. headquarters), Dublin, Glasgow, Lyon, and Leamington Spa. The artwork features distinctive architectural elements from each location, unified through MedPro’s corporate colours to complement both the office décor and the company’s brand identity.

The result is a bold, colourful installation that enlivens the reception area and celebrates MedPro’s international reach. The artwork was very well received by the client.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object

Artwork Commissioned to brighten up the Reception

Focus

Visual impact
Bright Colourful Commission
Iconic Images of cities with MrdPro Offices

Client

MedPro

Sector

Office and Corporate

Location

City of London

Status

Completed

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Cadogan Estates

Cadogan Estates approached Art Contact to source and supply appropriate artworks for the entrance of their building in Sloane Street used as a multi purpose office space.

They were keen that the artwork reflected their involvement in the area.

A photographic collage created from photographs of local landmarks and sculptures in various Chelsea gardens not usually seen by the public to create a link between the building, the locality and Cadogan Estates.

The collage was printed onto the reverse of 5 panels and installed on stainless steel stand-off bolts.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source and Supply Striking Artwork for Reception
Client – Cadogan Estates
Sector – Office & Corporate
Location – Chelsea, London
Status – Completed

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Wellington North

As part of the ongoing refurbishment project Art Contact was asked to supply artworks for the ground floor of the Wellington North Hospital. Working with the project management team a series of bespoke images were commissioned to complement the theme of the ground floor.

In keeping with the overall design the images were printed onto acrylic panels and installed using stainless steel stand-off fixings

Bespoke photographic collages were commissioned by Art Contact as artworks for the Wellington North Ground Floor to both enhance the design and to create a link to the local community.

A photographer was commissioned by Art Contact to photograph local landmarks and to create a series of photographic collages to enhance the design of the department and to create a sense of place within the locality.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source & Select Artworks for the Ground Floor
Client – HCA Wellington North Hospital
Sector – Healthcare
Location – St John’s Wood, London
Status – Completed

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34 Circus Road

As part of an ongoing project at the HCA Wellington North Hospital, Art Contact was asked to select artworks for 34 Circus Road which has been recently refurbished as an Out Patient Centre.

Bright and colourful Limited Edition prints by Angela Edwards were selected and they were framed in a Pewter moulding to full conservation standard.

In the reception Art Contact commissioned a bespoke photographic collage applied directly to a pair of unsightly doors. The image is based on the Regents Park Bandstand being a local landmark.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source and Supply artworks for 34 Circus Road
Client – HCA
Sector – Healthcare
Location – St Johns Wood, London
Status – Completed

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Wellington North Hospital Imaging Department

As part of the ongoing refurbishment project Art Contact was asked to supply artworks for the Wellington North Imaging Department on the first floor. Working with the project management team a series of bespoke images were commissioned to complement the theme of the department.

In keeping with the overall design the images were printed onto acrylic panels and installed using appropriate fixings to allow for the complex constraints of this department.

Bespoke photographic collages were commissioned by Art Contact as artworks for the Wellington North Imaging Department to both enhance the design and to create a link to the local community.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source & Select Artworks for the Imaging Department
Client – HCA Wellington North Hospital
Sector – Healthcare
Location – St John’s Wood, London
Status – Completed

Artwork for Wellington North Imaging Department

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Devonshire House Orthopaedic Clinic

Working with the refurbishment team Art Contact assists with sourcing and supplying appropriate artwork for Devonshire House Orthopaedic Clinic.

As part of an on-going art programme which has developed over the years a photographer was engaged to create a series of photographic collage images both of the local area and other appropriate imagery. These were then printed onto perspex and installed on stand-off bolts.

In the main reception the client was keen to draw from nature. An artist was selected to create patterns using photographs of plants which were then box framed to full conservation standards.

The colour pallet used in the commissioned artwork was chosen to enhance the Devonshire House Colour concept.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source & Select artwork for Orthopaedic Clinic
Client – HCA – Devonshire House Orthopaedic Clinic
Sector – Healthcare
Location – Marylebone, London
Status – Completed

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Private Client – Bathroom Picture

We were approached by our client to supply a bathroom picture for her Chelsea home. See our Purchasing Services.

Bathrooms have always caused significant problems for displaying artworks and above a bath is the most difficult. The steam rising from the bath causes particular issues with moisture.

A photograph was chosen which was printed directly onto Di-bond to mitigate the moisture issues.

The image chosen for the bathroom picture was ideal for this. By printing directly onto the di-bond some of the metallic surface was allowed to show through which work particularly well with this image.

The printed panel was then floated into a simple wooden tray frame stained to echo other items in the room.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Supply Artwork for Bathroom
Client – Private Client
Sector – Residential
Location – Chelsea, London
Status – Completed

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Royal Marsden – Sutton

The Royal Marsden Hospital in Sutton approached Art Contact to supply artworks for the Robert Tiffany wing. The recently refurbished Robert Tiffany wing required Art in all key areas.

Virginia Grub worked closely with the staff of the Royal Marsden – Sutton to choose a suitable theme for each area. Floral and Woodland themes were chosen for the corridor and the reception area. For the patient rooms a coastal theme was chosen.

The pictures in the corridor and the reception area were reverse printed onto the Perspex panels. Which were then fixed to the walls using Panel fixings.

In the patient rooms the pictures were framed in a moulding to suit the interior palette.

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Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source and Supply artworks for Robert Tiffany Ward
Client – Royal Marsden NHS, Sutton
Sector – Healthcare
Location – Sutton, Greater London
Status – Completed

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Talbot Hughes McKillop

The brief from our client was to source a few tactile artworks which would be a talking point. This we certainly have achieved.

There were few tricky areas to over come, the slopping wall in the main reception area and the acoustic panels in several of the internal rooms.

For the sloping walls in the Reception, a copper wall sculpture by Philip Melling was chosen to compliment the colour pallet used in the reception. Outside the boardroom a paper piece by an Italian artist framed in a perspex box gave the piece a jewel like quality.

In the break-out area, painted aluminium sheets by Julia Brooker were selected. These were framed in box frames to fit on the narrow walls between the windows.

The Boardroom, Pavilion Meeting Room and Booths have acoustic panels giving limited space for artwork. To get round this we commissioned a digital artist to photograph the local area and produce image montages of local and iconic buildings which were then printed onto the fabric cover of the acoustic panels.

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Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Review of art collection for London offices
Client – Talbot Hughes McKillop – Recommended by Hugh Prisick of Storey Project Management Consultancy
Sector – Offices and Corporate
Location – London
Status – Completed

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BMA – Conference and Meeting Rooms

Art Contact was asked to find appropriate artwork to be included in the refurbishment of various meeting and conference rooms.

To meet the brief a series of photographic montages were commissioned printed onto acrylic panels. In the circulation spaces montages were created of the BMA and the surrounding area but in the named meeting rooms very specific themes were chosen relating to the name of the meeting room.

As well as these commissions, there were also a number of pictures that required re-framing to match the new colour scheme and the interior design of the refurbishment.

To further enhance the interior design clocks and other accessories were also supplied.

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Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Commission acrylic panels for Conference and Meeting Rooms
Client – BMA
Sector – Institution
Location – London
Status – Completed

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Harley Street Hospital

As part of an ongoing project Art Contact was asked to supply artworks and accessories for the new Doctor’s Lounge at the Harley Street Hospital.

Julia Brooker was commissioned to produce a number of her abstract paintings on metal using a colour palate to match the interior of the Lounge. These paintings were then framed in a Wenge tray frames.

As well as the paintings we also supplied a mirror, soft furnishings and other accessories to help create a suitable atmosphere for this lounge.

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Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source, select & supply art and accessories for the Doctor’s Lounge
Client – Harley Street Hospital
Sector – Healthcare
Location – London
Status – Completed

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Corporate Client – Relocation to Nova South

Our client, one of the largest private equity investors, with offices globally. Art Contact was commissioned to review, refresh and supplement their existing art collection to suit their new offices at Nova South, Victoria.
To assist with the move Art Contact audited the collection and produced a detailed plan for each artwork. Where necessary artworks were re-framed to suit the new offices.

In addition Art Contact was invited to source and select new site specific artworks to complement both the existing collection and also their corporate identity. The resulting purchases and commissions were managed from design through to installation and at the appropriate time the collection was delivered and installed in their new offices.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – To review, refresh and supplement the existing art collection and co-ordinate the relocation to Nova South
Client – Corporate Client
Sector – Corporate
Location – Victoria, Central London
Status – Completed

Consultation
Strategy
Planning
Art Selection
Procurement
Commissioning
Project Management
Audit
Cataloguing
Sale of Artworks
Framing & Display
Art Packing
Art Handling
Transportation
Installation

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Private Client – Moscow

Art Contact was approached by a client in Moscow to purchase 3 sculptures. The sculptures had been seen on our website, purchased and were then sent to Moscow.

The sculptures were supplied, packed for shipment and sent by international art carrier via Italy, for consolidation with other items, and onto Moscow.

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Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Supply and deliver sculptures to Moscow
Client – Private Client
Sector – Residential
Location – Moscow
Status – Completed

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Larimar

Art Contact was approached to source and supply suitable artworks for a sample room for a new hotel in the Philippines. Working entirely from architectural drawings and mood boards the artwork and framing was selected and agreed.

Once agreed the pictures were framed, packed for shipment and sent by air freight to their final destination in the Phillipines.

See below a selection of the pictures supplied.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source and supply artworks for sample hotel room in Manilla in the Phillipines
Client – Larimar
Sector – Hotel & Leisure
Location – Manilla, Phillipines
Status – Completed

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London Digestive Clinic

Art Contact was selected to source and supply artwork for the new London Digestive Clinic in Welbeck Street. Working with the Designers a series of images were selected to complement the ’boutique’ theme of the clinic.

In keeping with the overall design the images were printed onto acrylic panels and installed with stainless steel stand-off panel fixings.

As well as the artwork Art Contact was also requested to source and supply accessories for the clinic including ceiling lamp shades, ceramics, coffee table books, clocks, magazines and vases with floral arrangements for all 5 floors. The accessories completed the boutique theme through out the clinic.

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Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Source and select artworks for London Digestive Clinic
Client – Princess Grace Hospital
Sector – Healthcare
Location – London
Status – Completed

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Royal Marsden Hospital

Art Contact was approached by the Royal Marsden Hospital to source suitable artworks for their refurbished ward. Work was selected for the reception area, corridors, consulting rooms and the patient rooms. A woodland theme was selected for the reception and corridors with more colourful artist prints for the consulting rooms.

These artworks were framed in a moulding to suit the rest of the decor and were installed on security fixings to ensure that they do not get out of line when cleaned.

See a selection of images below.

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Object – Commission themed artworks for the Audiology Department
Client – Portland Hospital
Sector – Healthcare
Location – London
Status – Completed

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Princess Grace Hospital – Reception and Corridors

Princess Grace Hospital requested that Art Contact commission a series of pictures for the reception and corridors on the ground floor of the Hospital. A selection of images were selected and commissioned and were printed onto clear acrylic.

This style of artwork has become very popular in hospital environments being very easy to maintain. The acrylic panels were then installed using stainless steel panel fixings.

See the selection of images below.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Commission of artworks for reception and corridors
Client – Princess Grace Hospital
Sector – Healthcare
Location – London
Status – Completed

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Private Client – Hampstead

Art Contact was originally approached by an existing corporate client to assist with the re-framing of their private collection for display in their newly refurbished home in Hampstead. Following installing the existing collection a number of areas were selected for the addition of some new artworks.

Various portfolios were put forward showing a range of appropriate styles and mediums. Artworks were selected and prepared for display either being framed or displayed behind protective acrylic covers.

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Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Re-display and supply additional artworks for existing collection in newly refurbished home.
Client – Private Client
Sector – Residential
Location – Hampstead, London
Status – Completed

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Portland Hospital – 234 Great Portland Street

Art contact was asked to supply colourful, printed panels using London Zoo as as the theme for the reception and children playing as the theme for the other floor. These panels were also to echo the style established in other areas for children elsewhere in the hospital.

To continue the theme most of the panels were printed onto acrylic or Forex and installed using panel fixings. In this case some images were printed onto ‘White Roc’ for incorporation into the finished wall.

See the images below showing the interpretation of the required themes.

Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Commission themed artwork for 234 Great Portland Street
Client – Portland Hospital
Sector – Healthcare
Location – London
Status – Completed

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Charles Russell Speechley

Main Brief: Review existing artwork and arrange for relocation to new offices. Review existing framing, asses and restoration requirements to the artwork, consolidate artwork from both venues to be re-house on the refurbished site. Pack and move artwork, transportation and installation.

Sculpture Brief: Commission wall sculpture for the main reception required to suit the general design of the space with special attention to the available fixing points within the wall.

Art Contact was already familiar with Charles Russell Speechly’s existing art collection as we had purchased all the artwork for Speechly Bircham and following their amalgamation with Charles Russell,

Art Contact was invited to oversee and manage the relocation programme for the artwork.

In advance of the move Art Contact pre-arranged the new artwork layout for each floor onto a plan, which was presented to the client for approval. Art Contact over saw and managed the packing and labelling of the artwork, prior to moving the existing artwork to the new site. Existing artwork form Charles Russell collection, where reviewed and re-framed to complement, those from Speechly Bircham. In addition, a site specific wall sculpture by Phillip Melling was commissioned in a recess by the main reception area.

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Project Summary
Services Provided

Object – Review and relocation of art collection for London offices
Client – Charles Russell Speechley
Sector – Offices and Corporate
Location – London
Status – Completed

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Ayala

Having worked with Ayala for some years Art Contact was asked to source and select appropriate artworks for the refurbishment of an old private residence in Ukraine.

The works were selected and shipped to Ukraine for framing and installation.

A selection of the chosen artworks are shown below.

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