Atlantic Arts has created art programs for hotels, multifamily and commercial developments, corporate offices and public spaces since 1982. We treat each project as one collection rather than a group of separate pieces, and plan it around how people move through the space. The result is a distinctive identity for each space, within the budget.
Interior designers and galleries also come to us as a source of original work, from our portfolio of artists.
Atlantic Arts has a long history of providing fine art to galleries and interior designers: original work from our portfolio of artists, available now, and help with selection, framing and placement alongside the design team.
From the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore, home to the city’s largest hotel art collection, to a collection for Ritz-Carlton Yachts.
Art programs for multifamily and commercial developments, from 700 Constitution Ave on Capitol Hill to Met 3 Miami, where fine art imagery was delivered at decorative budgets.
Commissions and collections for headquarters, office lobbies and public sites, including the Legg Mason international headquarters in Baltimore and the largest outdoor sculpture in Anne Arundel County.
One of the largest publicly available corporate collections in the nation: more than 70 museum-quality pieces in a range of media, indoors and out. Working with MGM’s CEO, Mark Myers selected and placed several dozen acquisitions and commissions, from internationally known names such as Alexander Calder, Robert Rauschenberg, Sam Gilliam and Alma Thomas to local and regional artists. An academic catalog accompanies the collection.
The city’s largest hotel art collection, built around the Washington Color School and the artists who influenced it and followed it: Gene Davis, Sam Gilliam, Frank Stella and Richard Anuszkiewicz among them, alongside contemporary artists including Baltimore-based Karl Connolly.
A collection that invites guests to discover the cultures and history of the Côte d’Azur, from Picasso’s view out the window to photography of the era’s personalities.
An art consultant plans, sources and installs the art for a building. At Atlantic Arts that means looking at the space and budget, selecting and commissioning work, and handling production, delivery and installation, so the collection works as a whole.
Architects, interior designers, galleries, developers, hotels and corporate clients. Recent work includes MGM National Harbor, the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore, Met 3 Miami and 700 Constitution Ave in Washington, DC.
Yes. Our aim is a distinctive identity for each space within the budget. At Met 3 Miami, for example, the collection was curated to provide fine art imagery at decorative budgets.
Yes. Commissions include a Caio Fonseca work for the Legg Mason international headquarters in Baltimore, a contemporary “Winged Nike” for a defense contractor at Aberdeen Proving Ground, and acquisitions and commissions for MGM National Harbor.
Yes. Production, delivery, installation and placement are part of the service.
We are based in Annapolis, Maryland, and have run corporate art programs nationally since 1982, with projects in Maryland, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Park City and Miami.
Yes. Browse the artist portfolio online, or get in touch to see the art we have on hand.
Call 410.263.2554 or email aaioffice@atlanticarts.com.
