{"id":2641,"date":"2014-08-13T16:39:50","date_gmt":"2014-08-13T20:39:50","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.dawnbanning.com\/newsblog\/?p=2641"},"modified":"2014-08-13T16:39:50","modified_gmt":"2014-08-13T20:39:50","slug":"corporate-art-collectors","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.dawnbanning.com\/newsblog\/corporate-art-collectors\/","title":{"rendered":"Corporate Art Collectors"},"content":{"rendered":"

The National Bank of Canada<\/a> has over 7000 pieces of original art making it one of the largest corporate art collectors in the country.<\/p>\n

Early in my career, I was encouraged by the extensive variety of companies who purchased art.
\nFor example, view artist Dorothy Knowles selected list of Corporate and Public Collectors on the Assiniboia Gallery<\/a> website.
\nI discovered many firms purchase fine art exclusively thru an established Art Gallery, or accredited Dealer, due to their company protocol.
\nIt\u2019 s another reason for Artists and Dealers\/ Galleries to work cohesively together, either in a representational or supporting role.<\/p>\n

Alan Klinkhoff of Galerie Alan Klinkhoff<\/a> writes “Corporate Art collectors \u201ctend to “collect ” by marrying their interest with a higher purpose, encouraging artists etc and create a campaign getting exceptional publicity value for a relatively modest amount of money and end up with a piece or two of art. We are of the opinion that corporations should be buying “fine art” because it enhances the work environment, a place where employees and their clients spend so much time.\u201d
\nAlan continues,”We have a number of clients ( investors) who own companies and buy with their own money outstanding works of art to put on the office walls, enhancing the experience of them , their employees and that of their clients.”<\/p>\n

The Royal Bank of Canada\u2019s corporate collection began in the 1800\u2019s, displaying 4000 art pieces in their reception areas and board rooms across Canada.The RBC annual painting competition offers a hefty art prize to emerging artists.<\/p>\n

A Boston Globe article<\/a> ( 2012) suggests more companies are turning to original pieces.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Business\u2019s small and large are purchasing original art for more than the tax deduction<\/em>. (Seek professional tax advisors assistance).
\nSome companies express it is a way to invest in the community, celebrating local or national\/international culture.
\nDental offices and Medical Clinics claim having pleasing art can\u2019 calm patient\u2019s jitters<\/a>\u2019. <\/p>\n

Progressive Insurance with corporate headquarters in Ohio, \u201cboasts one of the most extensive contemporary art collections in the corporate world, and it\u2019s more than just decoration: the company says it uses the art to encourage its employees to think creatively.\u201d (Forbes Top Corporate Art Collectors<\/a>) <\/p>\n

The artwork we place in our homes, offices, boardrooms and clinics have a direct effect on our experience in these spaces<\/a>.
\nCorporate collectors may have varying motives for purchasing original art, but they all make the world a little better by doing so. <\/p>\n

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