Works in Print has a great number of images of places from around the world. Our London Collection is a series of images showing different facets of the city from the late nineteenth century to the present. Below is a selection of images, both historical and contemporary, that document spaces and places of the city […]
Why Do We Frame Artworks?
27 February 2014 by Leave a Comment
Problems arise when confronted with the task of presenting an artwork. Why do we frame artwork? Of course it is very functional, it protects the art, after all a frame is easier to replace than an original piece. It also solves many problems of how to attach a work on paper to the wall. Excluding […]
Transforming a Temporary Space
21 February 2014 by Leave a Comment
‘I couldn’t be happier with our new artwork and Works in Print. The photographs transform our (temporary) space – an office which could have otherwise been less than memorable for very important clients who visit from all over the world. Now our hallways and meeting rooms are brightened with European images that are both pleasant […]
The Power of Display
17 February 2014 by Leave a Comment
The placement and context of art communicates different things about individual works, as does the interaction of a group of works in a particular space. The meaning of and response to objects, images and the buildings in which they are presented can be affected by different types of display. This is helpful to keep in […]
Workplace Art: Art in the workplace
16 January 2014 by Leave a Comment
In the UK we are taught art from an early age, we publically fund some of the finest museums and galleries in the world, we appreciate it at school and we likely have it on the walls of our homes, yet, we forget about it in our workplace. The benefits of art in a working […]
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