Which one makes you stop? Research can start there. This selected view checks the current artwork catalog when you open it, and shows only works available now. Each work is limited to one collector.
You don’t need a collector’s résumé to begin. Notice the face you keep returning to. Choose a work, enter your wall measurements, and see its scale and the place it could hold in your life. When a room photograph is available, you can view it here too.
Select a work from the menu below. Then enter your wall’s width and height to see how it fits. The work’s room photograph (when available), presentation, price, and acquisition options will appear with it.
The two principal scales are 18 × 24 and 24 × 36 inches, including horizontal orientation. A 24 × 36 work can hold a living room, dining room, or bedroom. An 18 × 24 work can bring presence to a hallway, foyer, or bathroom. The room still decides.
Scale diagram only. Measure your clear wall area and allow space around the work. Product photography is shown separately above.
II / PRESENTATION
About this presentation.
This is the presentation offered on the selected work’s listing.
LIVING WITH THE WORK
Framed works in the dining room
Photographed in Corey Wesley’s Harlem home. Move through the rooms to see how the work holds different spaces.
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YOUR SHORTLIST
Compare the works you’re considering.
03 / BEFORE YOU INQUIRE
A few practical questions.
Take these into the conversation with the studio. You can decide how a work feels in the room and still ask exactly how the acquisition works.
01 / PLACEMENT
Questions for your wall
Where will you first see the work? How far away will you stand or sit? What does the light do during the day? A straight-on daylight photograph helps the studio discuss placement with you.
This draft updates from the work and placement details you select. It is an example to review and copy; nothing is sent automatically.
Copy includes your own notes. Review the text before submitting it through the inquiry form. A room photo can be shared separately if the studio asks.
02 / CONTACT
Collector and trade inquiries
Collectors
Ask Corey Wesley, founder and artist, about a specific work, its presentation, placement, or acquisition.
Interior designers, art advisers, and hospitality teams: include your project type, location, wall dimensions, installation window, and works under consideration.