PERSONAL ART CONCIERGE

PATRICK DAVIES HAS MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WORKING IN THE CONTEMPORARY ART WORLD AND HELPS BOTH INDIVIDUALS AND COMPANIES BUILD AND ORGANISE THEIR COLLECTIONS.

If you are a private client buying for the first time or enlarging a collection, Patrick offers friendly, expert and impartial advice. In addition to the artists with whom he works closely, he has established relationships with many others, galleries, dealers and auction houses. He is very happy to organise introductions where appropriate. He also regularly advises on the best approach when offering work for sale.

Over the years, he has helped many corporate clients. In today's environment, successful businesses must stand out from competitors. One way is to use art to reflect and enhance corporate identity. If you are an architect, designer or developer choosing art for a project or a company executive charged with selecting pictures for your office, he can help. Whether you need a couple of paintings or art throughout your whole building, he will find a visual solution that engages customers, investors and employees alike and helps promote your organisation's dynamic nature. Clients include Balfour Beatty, British Telecom, Citi, Coca-Cola, Dell Computers, Historic Royal Palaces, Metlife, J P Morgan, Global Sage, Zurich Financial Services, Société Générale, The Kyte Group and many others.

He has placed many works by many different artists - most recently, Os Gemeos, Banksy, Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, Cornelia Parker, Sean Henry, David Hockney, Anya Gallaccio, John Virtue, Andy Warhol, Kendra Haste, Hock-Aun Teh and Vivienne Foley.

I CAN HELP

Private and corporate clients

Collaboration with architects, developers and designers

Artist commissions

Artist studio visits

Acquisition and sales

Client representation during private negotiations and at auction

Valuation for sale privately or at auction

Collection management

Authentication, provenance and condition

Curating art programs

Project management

Research and project analysis