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DRAW as Changemakers: How recruitment can embed sustainability in the art…

Increased sustainability and a reduction in carbon emissions are urgent concerns across the art industry – for both collectors and professionals. An authentic, embedded commitment to improvement is more than the right thing to do for the planet, it is good business sense, and the recruitment…

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Spotlight on: Paris, France

As the second edition of Paris+ au Art Basel has drawn to a close, and the doors of Paris Photo 2023 opening, this month we are shining our spotlight on Paris. Recent gallery openings including Modern Art and Hauser & Wirth highlight a clear shift in focus to Paris. Alongside Paris+, Asia Now…

HR on The Big Screen

Ever thought about kicking back and watching some movies to brush up on HR subjects? Here are Lisa’s top 3 recommendations if you are hiding from the heat wave… She-Devil, 1989 A brilliant Roseanne Barr takes revenge on her husband after he leaves her and the children for the glamorous…

Online Platforms

There has been an undeniable increase in the need for specialists for the online sector of the art industry. DRAW has a long-standing expertise in working with many of the leading online platforms across Europe and the U.S. for years. DRAW has helped our clients sourcing qualified staff and growing…

Bitesize Daily: Sarah Monk – London Art Fair

Sarah Monk is the Director of London Art Fair, which encompasses museum quality Modern British art and international and emerging contemporary art.

Bitesize Daily: Chris Stephens – Holburne Museum

Chris Stephens is Director of the Holburne Museum (https://www.holburne.org/) which has just extended the Grayson Perry: The Pre-Therapy Years until 3rd January 2021. Before the Holburne Museum, Chris worked at Tate in London for twenty-one years, for much of that time as Head of Displays at Tate…

Bitesize Daily: Melanie Gerlis

Melanie Gerlis is Art market columnist for the Financial Times; Editor at large at The Art Newspaper and Author of "Art as an investment?"

Bitesize Daily: Guy Schooling – Sworders

We round off this week’s interviews with Guy Schooling, Chairman and Head Specialist, Art & Antiques at Sworders fine art auctioneers. https://www.sworder.co.uk What have you been up to during lockdown? Who would have thought running what was basically a shut down business could be so…

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Working in the Arts: Sarah Arnett Ordaz

Continuing our focus on the US, for this week’s Working in the Arts segment we spoke with Sarah Arnett Ordaz who is the Gallery Manager at Lisson, New York. So, where do you work? I work at Lisson Gallery, in our New York office. What is your job title? Gallery Manager – though this title…

DRAW Recommends: ‘The Art Fair Story; a rollercoaster ride’ Melanie Gerlis…

As Frieze, and the buzz of autumn in London descends upon the art industry, seasoned veterans and first time gallery assistants alike will find a wry smile of recognition somewhere in Melanie Gerlis’ ‘The Art Fair Story’. An overview from Robert Zwirner’s take on a trade show to the jam…

The Eiffel Tower

Spotlight on: Paris, France

As the second edition of Paris+ au Art Basel has drawn to a close, and the doors of Paris Photo 2023 opening, this month we are shining our spotlight on Paris. Recent gallery openings including Modern Art and Hauser & Wirth highlight a clear shift in focus to Paris. Alongside Paris+, Asia Now…

Spotlight on: Accra, Ghana

DRAW Recruitment have been fortunate enough to be asked to work on two new roles in Accra recently, so we wanted to shine a light on this fascinating city, which is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities and find out what it has to offer. Once labelled “Africa’s Capital Of Cool” by the New…