The Durham Art GuildArt@Work
The Art@Work Program connects local artists to local businesses for mutually beneficial opportunities.
Businesses, companies and organizations seeking original artwork for their spaces; local and regional artists
From durhamartguild.org/artwork ↗About this program
The primary goal of the program is to lease (or sell) local art to local businesses to be displayed in their offices and private or public buildings.
In addition to directly supporting local artists and the arts community, Art@Work clients have the opportunity to visually reflect the aesthetic, brand and values of their business by selecting art from a wide variety of artists, styles and mediums. DAG can provide an array of consulting and professional services to meet different needs and different budgets.
We can help your business, company or organization with commissions, murals, photography, videography, digital art displays, custom greeting cards, corporate merchandise and gift designs, artist seminars, professional development through art and more!
Questions
What is the primary goal of the Art@Work Program?
The primary goal of the program is to lease (or sell) local art to local businesses to be displayed in their offices and private or public buildings.
Who can I contact with additional questions about the Art@Work Program?
If you have additional questions about the Art@Work Program, please contact our Curator and Gallery Manager, Dara Baldwin, at gallerycoordinator@durhamartguild.org
How can an artist take part?
Submit your work samples today to be considered for current and future partnership opportunities!
How can a muralist take part?
Submit your mural samples today to be considered for current and future mural partnership opportunities!
Details
- Who
- Businesses, companies and organizations seeking original artwork for their spaces; local and regional artists
Run by
Artist in ResidenceFreeThe Artist in Residence Program provides free professional studio space at Golden Belt in Durham lasting 6 months for one or more local artists each year.
Creative MentorshipThe Creative Mentorship Program empowers high school students to discover and develop their creative voices and artistic skills through 20 weeks of dedicated work with a professional artist at Golden Belt, involvement with the local arts community through monthly group field trip