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May this spring season bring new beginnings and renewed hope. Welcome to our latest newsletter edition. The past few months were full of activity. We are excited to share an update with you. 

Welcome to our first consultancy newsletter in 2024. We hope this message finds you well-rested and ready for an extraordinary year ahead. In our Winter issue, we are presenting a several projects we have been involved with over the past few months and celebrate the launch of our new website.

Festive Greetings 2023.

Welcome to our summer newsletter. The past few months have involved extensive international travel, where I worked on numerous exciting projects

Due to our international commitments, we have been quiet with our newsletters and on our social media platforms. In our Spring issue we are presenting a few projects we have been engaged with.

Seasonal Greetings !!

As 2022 is soon coming to an end, we would like to draw your attention to various international and UK projects we have been involved with.

We are pleased to invite you to - a moveable feast - an exhibition by Emma Witter

Since our last consultancy newsletter, we’ve made a number of changes in our programme. In the future, there will only be four Artist in Focus newsletters and two Consultancy Highlights per year.

Yesterday marked the international sculpture day 2022.

For International Sculpture Day, we would like to celebrate ‘Solaris Nexum’ by publishing an essay by Alexandra Carr (first published in ‘…the lives we live’ Grangegorman Public Art book) across their online channels along with a video of the artwork.

Easter 2022

JD Malat Gallery and Georgia Dymock have released a series of limited-edition prints to coincide with Dymock’s solo exhibition Under Our Together in aid of Ukraine.

A message from my friend and colleague Victoriia Lysenko in Kiev.

The autumn season has arrived and after more than a year of absence a number of in-person art fairs are launching in London, Basel and Paris, along with other cultural highlights.  

With summer in full swing, we are planning for autumn. When the pandemic hit several projects we are involved in were postponed, they are now due to re-start in the up-coming months. We look forward to sharing further details with you soon.

Covid-19 has caused global turmoil affecting economies, and many companies suffered and faltered. And as a result, the artists, Emma Witter and Jonah Pontzer, with their entrepreneurial instincts, have taken over the former office of Lintel Capital in London’s Mayfair.

After a long winter lock-down, Spring is at last on its way. We will soon enjoy the return of some activities we have missed over the past months.