Art has value beyond the intrinsic.

We help organizations unlock and leverage the hidden value.

  • Engage community

    Create a space that people want to live and work in, and a city that people want to visit and contribute to.

  • Amplify brand

    Communicate and live your company’s brand identity and values.

  • Attract interest

    Foster Community, turn space into place.

  • Inspire ideation

    Let creativity inspire and fuel innovation and catalyze change.

Who we work with

Interior of a stylish bar or lounge with dark tables, gold lamps, and plush chairs, featuring an ornate mural with classical figures and a large sun or orb at the center.

Hospitality

Modern hotel lobby animated with large art complementing the white marble accents and large windows. Includes seating area with chairs and a sofa on a brown rug, a floor lamp, and a timber side table.

Real estate

Interior of a waiting area with a black leather tufted bench, wooden paneled wall with framed pictures, and a small white side table with a phone.

Business

Empty dining area with red chairs and tables, animated by framed artwork of birds and trees on the wall.

Healthcare

Our clients are both experienced and novice collectors and cross many sectors, but as property holders or managers, they are uniquely positioned to integrate into their spaces and leverage its many values.

We also partner with gallerists, architecture, interior design, and project management firms, and other service partners to produce bespoke collaborations for our clients.

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  • Hotel lobbies are social areas, and smart developers know they’re extending their brand with their choices of art in public spaces.

    Todd Towers, President, Farmboy Fine Arts

  • I think one of the things that is very appreciated about the collection is that it is not necessarily pleasant, but it does evoke multiple reactions and sensations… We are not trying to just decorate the walls. We really are trying to find things that have some meaning and provoke the mind.

    Michael Klein, curator, Microsoft Art Collection

  • Supporting artists means supporting vibrant communities. Bringing their works into the RBC collection supports their livelihood – but also brings these conversations into the spaces where we live and work.

    Corrie Jackson, RBC Art Collection, Senior Curator

  • Innovation has always been an engine of success for companies. However, coming up with novel ideas can be challenging. The process of ideation requires creativity, experimentation and out-of-the-box thinking. One way to stimulate innovation is to combine two seemingly unrelated fields: scientific research and the arts.

    Cristian Randieri, NASA Genelab, Kwaai EMEA Director