Working With Foinse

Every project begins with understanding what the client needs from the art and what the space asks of it.

We also never lose sight of the artist behind the work. A good outcome should work for both—the organisation acquiring the art and the artist who created it.

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Finding the work that belongs.

We research, source and advise on the acquisition of individual works and collections of contemporary art.

Every acquisition begins with the brief, not the artwork. From there, we identify suitable artists and works, arrange viewings where possible, advise on selection and manage the acquisition through to completion.

A framed work by Paolo Ventura above banquette seating in a café.

A collection that develops with you.

We believe the strongest collections are built over time, not bought all at once. We provide long-term guidance for businesses building collections that can develop as the organisation itself changes.

As the collection develops, we advise on new acquisitions and how each work contributes to the collection as a whole, rather than simply adding to it.

Charcoal cityscapes by Gerard Byrne from the Charcoalogy exhibition, Gerard Byrne Studio, Ranelagh, 2023.

Many organisations know they want to bring contemporary art into their space but aren’t sure what the first step should be. That’s where the conversation with Foinse begins.

Someone in the Crowd, 180 × 160cm, hung above the bar in a restaurant.

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