COMMERCIAL & INTERIOR DESIGN PARTNERSHIPS
We specialize in providing high-quality art solutions tailored to the specific needs of professionals across various industries, ensuring the perfect fit for their projects or clients.
Art Placement & Procurement Services
Are you an interior designer, real estate professional, corporate art buyer, or hospitality manager looking for expert art placement and procurement? Our gallery offers customized solutions and exclusive advantages to elevate your projects. With years of expertise in the art industry, we specialize in sourcing artwork for various commercial environments. Our network allows us to procure pieces from a wide range of artists, ensuring that you find the perfect art to enhance your space.
Partnership Benefits
We offer a range of exclusive perks to our valued commercial and interior design partners:
Collectors Discount Program
Receive discounts on multiple artwork placements. If your client plans to install several pieces in their space, we offer special pricing to accommodate their needs.
Preferred Pricing
As a commercial partner, you benefit from preferred pricing on all artwork for your clients. We provide detailed pricing quotes within 24 hours, ensuring a quick and efficient process.
Delivery / Logistics
With our extensive industry experience, we secure the most competitive rates for shipping and logistics. We handle every step, from custom crate building to door-to-door insured deliveries, ensuring safe and reliable transportation of artwork.
Virtual Installations
We offer virtual installation services to help visualize artwork in your space before making a final decision, making it easier to plan and execute installations.
Sample Collections
Explore a preview of our extensive art offerings:
Wall Sculptures
Atticus Adams
Atticus's art has been exhibited in national institutions like The Carnegie Museum of Art, The Mattress Factory, and The Westmoreland Museum of American Art. His awards include receiving Artist of the Year from the Pittsburgh Center For the Arts in 2018. And his sculptures are now found in public and private collections in the USA, Great Britain, Spain, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, China, and The Philippines.
Kristina Grace
Kristina Grace's unique sculptural works are a result of innumerable days spent at a local surf glassing shop, where she honed her interpretation and technique of applying epoxy and polyester resins. While these types of resins are typically used for creating surfboards, Grace has incorporated applications of tinted resins along side small figurines in her art. Surfers, skiers, flowers, butterflies, skulls and horseshoes appear throughout her current body of work.
Stallman Studio
Hallman and Stum, showing both Nationally and Internationally are a Pacific Northwest based artist duo, that merge talent and vision to create multifaceted sculpture. They find inspiration from patterns and gradients in the natural world. The duo also combined their names Stum and Hallman to create Stallman. While creating, one acts as the right side of the brain and the other the left. This union dissolves the boundaries of what is possible turning the ordinary into extraordinary.
Anna Kruhelska
Kruhelska focuses on abstract, three-dimensional paper wall reliefs that work by reflecting light – with the overall effect depending on the viewer’s perspective. The central concept of her work is the interplay between light and shade, contrast, colour and the repetitive patterns created by the folds and hollows in the work.
Contemporary Flora
Sage Barnes
By weaving together elements from realistic, abstract, and street art domains, Sage has carved out a signature aesthetic that embodies his conceptual visions. At the heart of his creations lies the powerful interplay of contrast and representational art, compellingly evoking the sentiments and lived experiences of those who engage with his work. A testament to his global appeal, Sage's masterpieces adorn walls across continents and have graced numerous exhibitions worldwide.
Jonah Waterous
Jonah meticulously hand paints thousands of three-dimensional dots onto the canvas that creates lifelike texture and the illusion of movement as light bounces from seemingly endless dots of colour. Jonah's works are inspired by his childhood. Growing up in the pristine environment of the Bahamas, Jonah became an accomplished free-diver and scuba diver, allowing him to become closer to nature. Jonah’s breakout series, the “Swarm” collection highlights the unseen detail in the natural world and the power of dotilism.
Bill Claps
Bill Claps is a visual artist, photographer and filmmaker based in New York City. He works in various mediums, including photography, painting, video, poetry, and performance, and his art has been exhibited in museums and galleries around the world. Bill is a master of mixed media with foil on canvas.
Sarah Winkler
Winkler is represented in US and Canadian galleries and has participated in exhibitions such as Bakersfield Museum of Art and Art Aspen. She is involved in the US Department of State's Art in Embassies program and has been recognized as a top rising female painter by ARTSY. Winkler's work has been featured in various publications and in the documentary 'Moment' by Making Art Films.
Portraiture
Nick Veasey
Nick Veasey is an artist who delves into the profound layers beneath the surface of our image-obsessed society. Through his unique use of X-ray technology, Veasey peels back the external facades of objects, from the human body to everyday items, revealing their inner beauty and complexity. His work serves as a counterpoint to the superficiality that pervades modern culture, where appearances often overshadow essence.
Jay Kelly
Kelly uses a range of collage material for their varied tones and content. For printed material, he uses vintage magazines, novels (both classics and the more obscure) and art history books. He chooses to paint with paper and various printed materials in order to achieve a unique depth to his work.
Russell Young
His earliest breakthrough was his photography of George Michael for the sleeve of the album Faith in 1987. Young photographed many music stars throughout the 1970s and 1980s, including Morrissey, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, REM, The Smiths, Bauhaus, Diana Ross, Paul Newman, Björk, and many others. He went on to shoot over 100 music videos for leading artists during MTV’s height in the 1990s, which brought him to the United States.
Aaron Hazel
Combining his profound understanding of wildlife and their natural environments with his technical prowess, Hazel creates visually stunning pieces that showcase the beauty of the animal kingdom. His attention to detail and mastery of various mediums have garnered him widespread acclaim, both in publications and national galleries.
George Hill
Hill's oil paintings demonstrate academic proficiency though they are far from traditional. He approaches each work through an abstract lens emphasizing shape and space foremost, followed by modeling and rendering. Each portrayal appears to live and breathe on the canvas, gazing into the viewer’s eyes, seeking connection. With these brushstrokes, Hill addresses the ever-growing interface of modernity and wilderness areas.
Virtual Installations
Envision art in your space with our complimentary virtual installation service.
Are your visitors searching for the perfect work of art? Perhaps they’ve found several, but you’re not sure how they will integrate with the other elements in your environment? Allow us to create a Virtual Preview of the art for you.
Utilizing digital photographs of your interior, we’ll superimpose to scale your preferred works of art from our gallery or website - this is a complimentary service we offer at The Whistler Contemporary Gallery.