Arts

The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery - Honouring America’s leaders with an integrated communications campaign

The National Portrait Gallery’s biennial Portrait of a Nation Awards and Gala is one of Washington, D.C.’s premier cultural events, honouring contemporary Americans who have made an impact on the nation.

04 April 2022

A Seat at the Bloomsbury Group's Dinner Table

The Charleston Trust preserves an iconic farmhouse in southern England—and, as important, it looks to continue the kinds of discussions that took place there between great artists and thinkers. Brunswick speaks with its Executive Director and CEO.

By Rachel Chang
04 April 2022

Becoming JLA

Composer John Luther Adams talks to Brunswick’s Carlton Wilkinson about his early activism, his Pulitzer Prize for “Become Ocean” and his hope for the world’s future.

By Carlton Wilkinson
08 December 2021

Louvre Abu Dhabi’s Reframing Museums- Launching & positioning a global digital symposium

Brunswick Arts supported Louvre Abu Dhabi and New York University Abu Dhabi to maximise thought leadership and strengthen institutional positioning around their inaugural digital symposium

23 November 2021

London Design Biennale- Building the profile of a major design event

Over two years, Brunswick Arts worked to help raise the national and international profile of the London Design Biennale.

22 November 2021

Brunswick Arts Celebrates Culture on a Mission

On the 20th anniversary of Brunswick Arts’ founding by Helen Scott Lidgett, Managing Partner Peter Dillon regards her legacy and the road ahead.

By Peter Dillon
08 September 2021

The World Around - Amplifying the reach of a global architecture forum

Brunswick Arts worked with The World Around to develop high impact partnerships ahead of the platform’s first virtual summit.

20 July 2021

Singing in the Rain

Tomer Zvulun, the young stage director and General Director of The Atlanta Opera, talks to the Brunswick Review about the challenges the company faced, including a hurricane, to offer live performances in the 2020-21 season.

By Carlton Wilkinson
12 July 2021

Nurturing the Grassroots

Recent investments made in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s culture sector are turning an independent arts scene into a national attraction. Donya Abdulhadi and Liza Eliano report for the Brunswick Review.

By Liza Eliano
07 July 2021

For the Love of Music

Toks Dada, the new Head of Classical Music at London’s Southbank Centre, talks to Brunswick Review’s Carlton Wilkinson about social change and how the arts should respond.

By Carlton Wilkinson
29 June 2021

The Artist as Leader

A conversation between Brunswick Partner Philip Delves Broughton and YBCA CEO Deborah Cullinan.

By Philip Delves Broughton
17 March 2021

He Art Museum - Launching a private museum in China’s Greater Bay Area

Brunswick Arts managed international communications for the launch of He Art Museum helping navigate construction delays, opening postponement, and installation and shipment challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

23 February 2021

Beirut Receives Cultural Aid

When disaster strikes, who is best placed to administer first aid to world heritage? The aftermath of August’s shocking events in Beirut shows how civil society can make the difference. By David Lasserson.

By David Lasserson
23 December 2020

Perfect Circle

As a child in Trinidad, he was enthralled with the orchestral music of "Star Wars." Now a star conductor, Kwamé Ryan helps inspire a new generation. By Carlton Wilkinson.

By Carlton Wilkinson
17 September 2020

Silicon Valley's Hall of Fame Swimmer

She entered the water hoping to regain her mobility. She became a record-breaking aquatic marathoner. By Craig Mullaney.

By Craig Mullaney
10 September 2020

Dark Museums, Digital Halls

Besieged by the pandemic response, creative efforts abound in the world’s great houses of culture. By Brunswick Arts’ Peter Dillon.

By Peter Dillon
15 June 2020

K11 - Launching Asia’s new museum-retail complex

Brunswick Arts engaged with K11 to launch and promote the new flagship museum-retail complex K11 MUSEA, located at the heart of a new cultural district, Victoria Dockside, on Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Harbour.

23 April 2020

The Calculus of Audra McDonald

Winner of the most Tony Awards in history, she is “probably the most talented person on the planet.” By Carlton Wilkinson.

By Carlton Wilkinson
28 March 2020

Engaging With Your Employees

The past few weeks have brought anxiety and uncertainty to arts and culture organizations across the globe. We have all taken unprecedented steps to ensure the safety of staff and communities and to rise to the challenge of reimagining access to arts and culture.

19 March 2020

Art and Activism, Fall 2019

A new wave of activism poses an enormous challenge to the cultural sector; arts organizations and their supporters are grappling with intense pressure, from social and political movements, artists, activists and the general public.

02 December 2019

Activism: What can art learn from business?

Leaders of art institutions and big businesses find themselves in surprisingly similar situations. For decades, their performance – and very often their job tenure – were largely determined by a single group: In the corporate world, that was shareholders; in the art world, the board of trustees.

01 November 2019

Poetry Afoot

Olivier Saillard was a museum curator before he became Artistic, Image and Culture Director of J.M. Weston, a company whose handcrafted leather shoes could be considered works of art.

By Victoria Kiener
18 September 2019

The Fantasy Reality

Three hologram entertainment companies offer true stories from the world of the unreal. Brunswick’s Carlton Wilkinson reports.

By Carlton Wilkinson
18 September 2019

Critical Moment

Unearthed in the 1980s, statues from a transitional period of pre-history reveal the human experience in its most enduring aspects.

By Carlton Wilkinson
18 September 2019

Monumental Reach

Deborah F. Rutter, President of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, talks to Brunswick’s Carlton Wilkinson about the Reach, the center’s historic $250 million addition.

By Carlton Wilkinson
11 September 2019

Art Dynamic

Philip Tinari, Director and CEO of Bejing’s UCCA, talks to Brunswick’s Yan Mei and Damian Chandler about the role of art in a changing China.

By Yan Mei
11 September 2019

WNET All Arts - launching a new public media initiative

Developing a unified brand identity and communications plan to support the next chapter of public media

24 June 2019

Back to Nature

An ambitious Design Triennial at New York’s Cooper Hewitt wants to change the conversation around climate change. Brunswick’s Kim Mitchell and Carlton Wilkinson report.

By Kim Mitchell
04 June 2019

Access + Ability at the World Economic Forum

Equal access is a rights issue affecting over 1 billion people with disabilities globally, and this year the World Economic Forum has chosen to highlight the importance of disability inclusion as one of their main messages.

23 January 2019

Taken Down

Annie Gillette Cleveland, former Chief of Strategic Communications for Minneapolis’ Walker Art Center, talks about a humbling conflict and its lessons for crisis preparedness.

By Kim Mitchell
17 January 2019

A Storied Past, Present & Future

The Duke of Devonshire talks to Brunswick Arts about the economics of his family’s bookshop, Heywood Hill

11 June 2018

Making "LOVE"

Artist Robert Indiana spent 10 years on projects that led to the creation of the “LOVE” sculpture, during which he explored individual words as “a fit and viable subject for art.”

By Carlton Wilkinson
15 May 2018

David Bowie is

An exhibit showcasing David Bowie’s legacy is coming to Brooklyn. Rob Bound, Culture Editor at Monocle, offers an inside view

07 March 2018

Millenium jukebox

Music’s secret power offers humanity a bridge through time. Brunswick’s Carlton Wilkinson talks to entrepreneurs, engineers, artists and administrators of three projects in three countries calling the tune for listeners hundreds of years hence.

18 August 2017

Tale of two cities

Berlin is an example of a classical European cultural hub, while West Kowloon in Hong Kong is a modern story of artistic commitment and urban planning. Here, we speak to cultural ambassadors from both

By David Lasserson
18 April 2016

The art of sales

Steven Murphy, Christie’s CEO, tells Brunswick Partner Kim Fletcher how the venerable auction house is learning to love commerce in a digital world

By Kim Fletcher
10 March 2014

Art with Chinese characteristics

Christie’s China Managing Director, Jinqing Cai, says the auction house’s debut auction in mainland China signals a milestone for the global art market

10 March 2014

Where knowledge is free

Neil MacGregor, Director of the British Museum and creator of the widely acclaimed series, A History of the World in 100 Objects, tells Brunswick’s David Yelland about running the “lending library of the world”

12 June 2013

The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery - Honouring America’s leaders with an integrated communications campaign

A Seat at the Bloomsbury Group's Dinner Table

Becoming JLA

Louvre Abu Dhabi’s Reframing Museums- Launching & positioning a global digital symposium

London Design Biennale- Building the profile of a major design event

Brunswick Arts Celebrates Culture on a Mission

The World Around - Amplifying the reach of a global architecture forum

Singing in the Rain

Nurturing the Grassroots

For the Love of Music

The Artist as Leader

He Art Museum - Launching a private museum in China’s Greater Bay Area

Beirut Receives Cultural Aid

Perfect Circle

Silicon Valley's Hall of Fame Swimmer

Dark Museums, Digital Halls

K11 - Launching Asia’s new museum-retail complex

The Calculus of Audra McDonald

Engaging With Your Employees

Art and Activism, Fall 2019

Activism: What can art learn from business?

Poetry Afoot

The Fantasy Reality

Critical Moment

Monumental Reach

Art Dynamic

WNET All Arts - launching a new public media initiative

Back to Nature

Access + Ability at the World Economic Forum

Taken Down

A Storied Past, Present & Future

Making "LOVE"

David Bowie is

Millenium jukebox

Tale of two cities

The art of sales

Art with Chinese characteristics

Where knowledge is free

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