A textured contemporary still life by Yoo Geun-Taek creates the perfect balance between rooms in Chicago.

Yoo Geun-Taek , Gallery Hyundai, Seoul

Daniel Arsham’s Bronze Eroded Bust of Zeus is based off the Louvre’s version from 12th century. Perfectly positioned in a private sculpture garden, the sculpture can be appreciated by boat, pool float or dinner party guests.

Daniel Arsham, Perrotin, NYC

This warm and welcoming installation transformed a home’s neutral entry into an immersive experience that can be viewed on two floors.

Rob Pruitt, 303 Gallery, NYC

“Kite Shop” by Chicago based Dan Rizzo-Orr contains layers unexpected colors and details made visible in it’s sunny location.

The combination of scribbled and exacting line work oscillate between figurative clarity and total abstraction.

Dan Rizzo-Orr, Artist’s Studio

Barbara Kruger’s use of graphic design, poignant messaging and stylized type add up to a poetic musing in the first floor office. The high contrast text-based work is a classic example of the Kruger’s ability to present messages with a sense of transcendent timelessness.

Barbara Kruger, Sprüth Magers, London

Miko Veldkamp’s painting Rest, City, Rest is the perfect answer to the client’s request for a contemporary shift & balance to the home’s traditional style. The work combines recognizable forms in surreal settings, offering space for contemplation and imagination.

Miko Veldkamp, Workplace Gallery, London

This unbelievable beaded curtain from Tavares Strachan’s 2022 solo show is displayed prominently in a space for dreamers.

Tavares Strachan, Marianne Goodman, NYC

Layered with symbols, imagery and relationships, this work by William Kentridge is the perfect contemporary piece for this historic home in Chicago’s Lincoln Park.

William Kentridge, Mariann Goodman, New York

The Chicago family seeking art with an uplifting and impactful work fell in love with this still-life by Antone Könst. Tigerlilies invigorates their living room with a sense of whimsy, hospitality and joy.

Antone Könst, Marianne Boesky Gallery, NYC

Looking for an impactful entry piece to join the living room and kitchen spaces, we found the perfect abstract piece. Harmoniously balancing impact through the brilliant blue, the softness of each brush stroke demands closer inspection, drawing you in immediatly.

Dashiell Manely, Marianne Boesky Gallery, NYC

Presented at June Art Fair in Basel 2021, this original painting on patchwork canvas makes a statement in the monochromatic setting. The artist’s style of abstracted figuration combines influences of mark making from graffiti, neo-Expressionism, collage and illustration.

Max Brand, Jacky Strenz Gallery, Frankfurt

Finding the focal point of this light filled living room feels good. The laser-cut and acrylic collage is a special piece by Antonia Kuo, created her Taiwanese family’s bonds from the Japanese occupation. The work is sculptural with a fine level of detail ideal for work you sit with everyday.

Antonia Kuo, Rubber Factory, NYC

Adding motion, energy and depth to the bedroom, the image captured by iconic American multi-media artist Barbara Kasten catches light within the layers of the image.

Barbara Kasten, Bortolami Gallery, NYC

John Opera’s optically interesting work grabs your attention when quickly moving by but also invites a longer examination of his process. The artist’s inventive approach to abstract photography is rooted in scientific processes that result in organic and often unexpected outcomes.

John Opera, DOCUMENT , Chicago

Bringing a splash of color into a room used regularly by young kids, we selected a limited edition textile reproduction of Deborah Kass’ iconic pop art. Hung on the wall for now, the piece can also be used as a rug in future placements.

Deborah Kass, Bravin Lee Editions, NYC

To punctuate the end of a central residential hallway, we selected a sophisticated wall sculpture by Derrick Velasquez composed of layered cut fabric. Alluring from a distance, the work takes on new sense of wonder up close. Soft, sculptural and minimal, the work invites a sense of calm at the end of a long day.

Derrick Velasquez, Carvalho Park, Williamsburg

Eleven Madison Park, one of the world’s top-rated restaurants, went through a landmark design refresh. We advised on the placement of the iconic work that once occupied the historic dining room.

A new art collector and busy hedge fund manager needed a strategic approach to collecting. We maximized their limited time by offering art with big impact and lasting importance. 

A downtown couple needed the perfect piece to balance their calm interior with sophisticated art. We selected the work and handled all logistics to seamlessly deliver it to their wall.

A Boston couple looking to complete a vision for contemporary art for their historical home needed our team to work with their interior designer. We selected art that spoke to the designer's program and captured the owner's love of literature.

A developer needed a painting to pop against a leather-and-stud wall in the new build. The budget was specific and the installation date set in stone. We delivered on time and in budget on move-in day.