Thomas Corman Arts
2001 - 2006
This was the website for Thomas Corman Arts from 2001 - 2006. When the domain registration expired the site disappeared from the web. As fans of Corman Arts we bought the site and using archived content have created an edited version of the site from that time. We miss the great services you provided.
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Corman Arts provides a comprehensive professional service for both corporate and private buyers. We take care of everything from selection through to framing and installation of artwork
Whether you want art as investment or simply to create a prestigious and harmonious environment, we will help you to select from our comprehensive portfolio of new and established artists from the UK and abroad in all media.
No project is too large or too small. We come to meet you or your architect / designer to discuss your needs. Following this, we prepare a special portfolio of work to suit your particular location and budget. This selection is then brought to your premises to be viewed in situ.
We make no charge for our consultancy services
We take great pride in sourcing new and exciting talent in every medium and we also love the challenge of finding just the right works of art to suit each client. Whether you prefer abstract or figurative, minimalist or traditional, we can find it for you.
Much of our work comes from personal recommendations - which speaks for itself!
We look forward to helping you.
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From the Steedman Art Review's Pauley Curtiss:
"I'm a huge fan of the captive realism style of art on display at Corman's new gallery. Each piece first appears to be something real, but on close inspection turns out to be even better than real! Livio de Marchi is a genius in replicating textures so real you almost can't resist touching the pieces just to make sure your senses aren't fooling you (they are!). Jane Goodwin's work is similar but more obviously conceptual. I was told she modeled "warm coat" on her own favorite North Face jacket. I agree that North Face jackets are among the best and I own one that is definitely my favorite winter ski jacket. Turning perceptions of clothing into sculptures is a brilliant way to connect to an audience and whether it's leather boots, fedora hats, or a ski jacket, remember that first appearances can be deceiving and that the deception is part of the experience. Love to be fooled!"
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