Contemporary Art,
Considered in Context.
We are an independent advisory practice, where contemporary art is always considered in the context of the people, place and purpose it serves.
Every project begins with understanding the space—
how it is used, who moves through it and what it should communicate. We then research, assess, source and place artworks with a clear rationale behind every choice.
A Network of Trusted Relationships
Access, and independence
We work directly with artists, and in collaboration with the galleries that represent them, across Ireland and Europe.
These relationships give us access to exceptional work, and to the insight that informs our judgement — how an artist is developing, how a body of work holds together, how a piece will live in a particular space. Because we are not a gallery and hold no stock, our advice remains independent, and always in your interest.
Our Process
Every project follows the same considered process—from understanding the space to placing the right work.
How we work01
Discover
We start with the space and the business, not the art. We begin by understanding the purpose of the space, the people who use it, how it should feel, and what the artwork needs to achieve.
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Assess
Every artwork is assessed for how it behaves in a space: its visual energy, emotional tone, ability to hold attention, and the conversations it invites. Together, we build the rationale behind every recommendation.
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Curate
A carefully considered shortlist, with a clear rationale behind every artwork. Where possible, viewings take place in the artist's studio, the gallery, or the space itself.
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Place
We manage acquisition and installation from start to finish, and continue to advise as your space, your business and your collection evolve.
An international perspective
Our closest international relationship is with a Milanese gallery representing a distinguished programme of contemporary artists.
Marco Rossi Arte Contemporanea, Milan
The relationship extends both the range of work we can bring to an Irish space and the perspective we bring to advising on it. It gives Irish organisations access to contemporary work that would otherwise stay outside the country, considered alongside the Irish artists we represent rather than set apart from them.
