ArtHouse Jersey has announced Spoor & Fisher Jersey as its first Corporate Patron.
This three-year relationship represents a significant moment for ArtHouse Jersey, establishing a new model of corporate philanthropy that enables the organisation to continue delivering ambitious artistic projects, exhibitions, performances, public art and community engagement activity across the Island.
As Corporate Patron, Spoor & Fisher Jersey’s support is not tied to a single project, but instead underpins the breadth of ArtHouse Jersey’s work, helping to sustain and grow its year-round programme and deepen its impact within the local community.
ArtHouse Jersey has built a strong reputation for serving the Island community through an ambitious and wide-ranging arts programme, presenting work that resonates locally and internationally. Through exhibitions, performances, public art and participation opportunities, the organisation creates meaningful ways for people to engage with creativity in their everyday lives. Its approach combines artistic ambition with a commitment to accessibility, inclusion and cultural development for Jersey’s communities.
CEO of ArtHouse Jersey, Tom Dingle, said: “Corporate support plays a vital role in enabling us to do our work with confidence and ambition. We are delighted to welcome Spoor & Fisher Jersey as our first Corporate Patron. This partnership reflects a shared belief in the importance of creativity, community and cultural development, and will allow us to continue supporting artists and delivering work that has real impact for Jersey.”
Director for Spoor & Fisher Jersey, Jen Colantoni, said: “We are proud to support ArtHouse Jersey as its first Corporate Patron. The organisation’s commitment to creativity and community aligns closely with our own values, and we are pleased to contribute to work that enriches the cultural life of Jersey and creates opportunities for artists and audiences alike.”
Pictured: ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House by Max Burnett
