
Lesia Khomenko, A Moment of Silence, 2023
Get Inspired With the Arts
International Arrivals offers a series of workshops, talks, and art events to strengthen employee engagement, enhance creativity, and foster teambuilding. This program provides fresh perspectives on complex topics while building connections through learning and collective dialogue for modern teams.
All of the programs are led by subject matter experts: working artists, curators, or art professionals. For more information about these events and to get started on bringing one of these to your organization please reach out. International Arrivals can also tailor something specific to your needs, working together to create a curated experience.
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Gallery Tour
up to 10 people | 1.5 hrs | off-site
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A guided, curator-led walkthrough of several exhibitions currently on view. Participants gain behind-the-scenes insight into artists’ practices, themes, and curatorial decisions, with time for looking more thoughtfully at the artworks and discussion. Ideal for anyone who is interested in gaining an understanding of art, including aspiring collectors, and cultural groups. Can be adapted for corporate experiences.
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Learning About Your Collection
up to 10 people | 1.5 hrs | on-site
A customized engagement designed for organizations seeking to activate and deepen understanding of their existing art collection. This session connects employees to the artworks they encounter in their daily work environment—offering context around artists, themes, materials, and cultural relevance. By transforming art from background décor into a living asset, the program fosters workplace engagement, visual literacy, and a stronger sense of shared cultural identity within the organization.
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Artist Talk Series: Brown Bag / Lunch & Learn (4-Part Series)
scalable for large or small groups | 1 hr x 4 | on-site​​
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​An artist-talk series designed for accessible, informal engagement. For each session, a different artist shares their work, process, and professional journeys, followed by moderated discussion and conversational Q&A. Scalable for larger audiences and well-suited to corporate, educational, or community settings.​
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Learning to Look (4-Part Series)
scalable for large or small groups | 1 hr x 4 | on-site​​
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An interactive introduction to visual literacy. This session equips participants with tools to slow down, analyze, and meaningfully engage with contemporary art—no prior art knowledge required. Participants gain visual communication skills and learn to articulate the signs and symbols they see. Emphasizes observation, interpretation, and critical dialogue. Recommended for corporate, educational, or community settings.​
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Artist Talk Series: Brown Bag / Lunch & Learn (4-Part Series)
scalable for large or small groups | 1 hr x 4 | on-site​​
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​An artist-talk series designed for accessible, informal engagement. For each session, a different artist shares their work, process, and professional journeys, followed by moderated discussion and conversational Q&A. Scalable for larger audiences and well-suited to corporate, educational, or community settings.
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Critical Reading Group (4-Part Series)
Up to 10 people | 1.5 hrs x 4 | on-site​​
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A facilitated reading and discussion series examining the intersection of visual art and urgent social, political, and technological questions. Designed for deep engagement over multiple sessions, combining short readings, visual analysis, and group conversation. Recommended for corporate, educational, or community settings with attendees who are passionate about contextualizing art within a larger perspective of contemporary culture. Suggested Themes: Protest & Art; Politics & Art; Technology & Art​
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Starting Your Art Collection
scalable for large or small groups | 1 hr | on-site​​
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​An introductory seminar for those interested in starting an art collection but don’t know where to begin. Topics include the benefits of building a collection with purpose, and understanding how to work with galleries and art advisors. Participants learn how to define their tastes, set budgets, understand working with galleries or art advisors, research artists, and build a meaningful collection with confidence and intention.​
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The Business of Art: Navigating the Market
scalable for large or small groups | 1hr x 4 | on-site​​
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A practical overview of the art ecosystem for emerging collectors, and arts advocates. Topics include the various entities of the art market from artists to fabricators to galleries, nonprofits, museums, and auction houses. The goal is for attendees to gain an understanding of primary and secondary markets, pricing, contracts, gallery representation, and gaining a broad understanding of the art market. ​
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The Business of Art: Art as an Investment Vehicle
scalable for large or small groups | 1 hr x 4 | on-site​​
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A focused session exploring art within the context of wealth management and investment. The discussion covers valuation, market trends, and long-term strategies, with an eye toward the cultural considerations of collecting, and understanding how to navigate the market with sustainability and ethics while still maximizing gains.​​​
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Drawing for Everyone (Hands-on Workshop)
up to 30 people (materials & model included) | 3 hours | off-site
An interactive, high energy drawing class led by a professional artist. This workshop supports team building, communication, and collaboration. No art skills are required for this fun event that builds critical communication skills, promotes design thinking perspectives, and sharpens articulation of visual information. This session is designed for companies or organizations to foster employee engagement and team building. Includes all art supplies and a live model.
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Private Dinner with Artists
up to 10 people | 3 hours | off-site
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An intimate, salon-style dinner bringing guests into direct conversation with artists. Combines curated discussion, storytelling, and close engagement with artistic practices in a refined, social setting. Specifications of food, location, and artist to be determined together.

