In this episode, Denise Joseph, Director of Curatorial at NINE dot ARTS, shares how art can transform hospitality spaces, create local connections, and boost the bottom line for hotels and resorts.

Listeners will learn:

The role of a curator in selecting and implementing art for hospitality spaces [02:26]
How art drives both social and financial impact in the hospitality industry [10:50]
The importance of integrating art early in the hotel design process [12:59]
Advice for hospitality businesses looking to bring art into their properties [17:37]
The future of art in the hospitality industry in the next 5-10 years [22:57]

Mentions:

ArtCloud (place for artists to upload their work) [05:49]
Samantha Hardcastle's episode: Story-Driven Hospitality [09:45]
The State of Art Report [11:46]
Union Pacific Depot in Salt Lake City [15:10]
The Clayton Club in Denver [19:38]
United Airlines Club project at the Denver airport [23:59]
Redline Contemporary Arts Center in Denver [26:23]
The Maven Hotel in Denver [27:47]
Artist Andrew Tirado [28:18]
NINE dot ARTS website [29:59]
The Dot Dot Dot Podcast from NINE dot ARTS (Apple Podcasts, Spotify) [30:09]

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How Art Drives Hotel Revenue and Community - Denise Joseph, NINE dot ARTS