Corporate Support

“The Courtauld Institute of Art is today unanimously recognized as one of the most prestigious centres for the teaching and study of art history in the world.”

Bernard Arnault, President of LVMH/Moët Hennesy Louis Vuitton and President of the Fondation Louis Vuitton

The Courtauld pairs culture with industry to meet your business objectives and secure your position as a respected supporter for the arts. We invite industry leaders to become a Corporate Partner or a Corporate Member and to join The Courtauld in championing excellence in art history, conservation, and curating.

By supporting The Courtauld, your company will not only unlock cultural benefits for your employees and clients, but also help to further our Founder’s vision of ‘art for all’.

Corporate Partners

As a Corporate Partner of The Courtauld, you will visibly align your brand with a world leading art organisation, which can be used to strengthen your strategic vision and corporate social responsibility objectives. Courtauld Partners receive naming rights to exhibitions, public outreach initiatives, and academic programmes along with tailored benefits and special access.

To discuss which level of support is most suitable for your company, please contact Margot Sprague-Davies at margot.spraguedavies@courtauld.ac.uk

Corporate Members

Become a Corporate Member and join like-minded companies who share our vision.

Corporate Members benefit from:

• Privileged access to The Courtauld Gallery collection, displays and exhibitions
• Priority dates for entertaining around major exhibitions
• Opportunities to connect with our academics, researchers, curators, conservators, alumni and students
• Brand enhancement through an affiliation with one of the world’s leading centres of academic excellence for art history, conservation, research, and curating

To hear more about what being a Corporate Member entails, contact the team on venuehire@courtauld.ac.uk

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