Our assistance usually starts with a consultative meeting to discuss your requirements, to understand the goals you hope to achieve from your art programme and to create a brief for us to work within. We would usually come to see you, to see the space and also to meet the people we would be working with.
This first exploratory meeting is usually free of charge but we may ask for a contribution to our expenses.
In order to produce a coherent strategy it is important to understand your existing art collection, any opportunities presented by the space as well as any overall objectives you may have for developing the collection in the future. Equally important are any communication goals you may have and as always any financial constraints that may apply.
To facilitate this we would usually suggest an audit of any existing artworks to produce a catalogue with up to date values for insurance or sale purposes and any other relevant information to give insight into your collection and enable the formulation of your Art Strategy.
From this information we would work with you to develop a fully actionable strategy detailing our proposals and to enable us to then source, select and supply suitable artworks.
When required we are able to assist you with the inclusion of Public Art at the planning stage of a development or indeed with the fulfilment of a Section 106 Public Art requirement and will ensure that the art we commission on your behalf will deliver the goals identified in the strategy and add real value to the development.
As well as this we are able to assist with the application for planning consent for artworks if required.
We fully understand how public consultation can assist to obtain valuable feedback on you project through the use of workshops, interviews and exhibitions to promote a positive outcome to your project or development.
Integration of your development into the community can be greatly assisted by both public consultation and also the establishment of a community arts programme producing artworks that are both local and relevant.