Matthew Christopher — Don't Say Goodbye
Gertjan Meijer — Founder
ARTEQUE is founded on a deep commitment to artists and the belief that art has the power to connect people to place, to culture, and to one another.
We work closely with artists and creative communities, creating meaningful opportunities for their work to reach new audiences and become part of the spaces where people live, work, gather, and thrive.
Through collaboration with designers, procurement partners, and corporate clients, we support the realization of thoughtful art programs while contributing to the long-term growth and visibility of the artists behind them.
Our commitment extends beyond the projects we deliver. A percentage of ARTEQUE's annual profits is contributed to nonprofit arts organizations, allowing our clients and partners to participate in a broader mission: strengthening the cultural ecosystem and helping art and artists continue to inspire, challenge, and enrich our communities.
Learn about our giving-back commitment
Thomas Cole National Historic Site — Cole Center
"An interesting aspect of our new Cole Center at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site is that we have these lofty interior walls. The ceilings are over 20' high allowing us to showcase Cole's 'Course of Empire' and 'The Voyage of Life'; a total of nine masterworks by the artist. Hung high on those walls, salon style, I feel they convey to our visitors the very essence of Thomas Cole. Gert Meijer through ARTEQUE provided the stunning, full scale reproductions of Cole's massive paintings!"View the Public Spaces Project
Creative Vision, Scalable Execution
Commercial Art Programs.
Built for Scale.
We build art programs for organizations that understand the value of culture — in the spaces where people work, stay, eat, and gather.
Every program starts with a creative brief and ends with artwork in place. We handle curation, licensing, production, and delivery - for just one location or hundreds of locations. Our systems thinking approach means every element is designed to work together: wall-mounted panels, freestanding structures, or integrated into millwork, partitions, and architectural fixtures.
Artwork can be refreshed without replacing the full frame system. Materials are durable, responsibly sourced, and designed for end-of-life recycling — so the program performs well today and holds up over time.
One partner. From concept to completion.
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