Is Arts Bespoke hiring?
The house is not advertising a particular vacancy today. It reads every letter and keeps the good ones, and it writes when a place opens.
Careers
Work where the record
is the whole point.
The house is small by choice and hires rarely. It reads every letter.
An art house is a business of trust, and trust is paperwork done properly every single time. If that sounds like satisfaction and not drudgery, write to us.
The house is not advertising a vacancy today. Letters are kept, and answered when a place opens.
- Client advisory and private sales
- Registrar and operations
- Research and cataloguing
- Art handling, framing and installation
- Internships for students of art and museum studies
Questions we are asked
AB / FAQ
What kind of people does the house look for?
People who care about getting a fact right: cataloguers, registrars, handlers and advisers who would rather say they do not know than guess.
Does the house take interns?
From time to time, for students of art history, conservation, museum studies and arts management. Say so in your letter.
Speak to the house
Works from the house
AB / WORKS
Abstract
Crimson rain on a lit field
Prakash Bal Joshi. A tall canvas worked almost entirely in one colour, from deep crimson to the palest rose, with the white ground left to show through in a few lit panels near the top.
Abstract
A seated winged creature before a field of ink
Kiran. A square canvas divided into fields: bare white at the top, a great brown-black mass of ink-like paint in the centre, and a block of saffron orange below and to the right.
Figures & portraits
Telangana lady
Thota Vaikuntam. A woman of Telangana sits close to the front of the picture, drawn in flat, confident shapes.
Devotional & narrative
Krishna in profile, turquoise and gold
Ramesh Gorjala. A teal green face in profile, the eye lit with gold, rises beside a white paisley panel and a brown feather panel.
All works Abstract Figures Devotional Landscape Ravi Varma Press stones