A year defined by collaboration, industry dialogue, and a commitment to solutions that support cultural preservation and environmental responsibility.
Sustainability is an extension of our role as stewards, and over the past year, this commitment has taken meaningful shape.
Through our membership with the Gallery Climate Coalition (GCC), we share a responsibility to reduce the art world’s environmental impact through collective action. We see this as both a benchmark and a call to continued accountability.
We have also contributed to critical industry dialogue, with panels at Independent New York and London Art + Climate Week, where we partnered with the GCC and gowithYamo for “The Future of Art” event that convened conversations around sustainability, access, and innovation. These moments reinforce the importance of collaboration in advancing lasting change.
In parallel, and through our partnership with Thornton Tomasetti, we’ve explored the impact of CO2 emissions from transportation and decarbonization solutions. Our recent white paper, Stewards of Nature and Culture, introduced the Verified Impact Tool, an industry-first initiative designed to bring greater transparency to art fair logistics. This tool provides our clients with tailored carbon insights, and allows for more informed decision-making at the project level, by bringing greater visibility to emissions across shipping and storage.
As we look ahead, we remain committed to shaping a more sustainable future through action, partnership, and the continued evolution of our practices.
