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Boingo Wireless, a leading wireless Internet Service Provider, recently signed an agreement with ArtStorm Art Leasing to provide giant fine art masterpieces.
The art is making everyone at the company take note and the mood is exciting.
“I know from personal experience that the art is a hit with employees and visitors” said Boingo President David Hagan. “This organization helps inner city LA kids be productive via art; it serves the LA community well AND is incredibly inexpensive.”
There are ten different aerosol art masterpieces at this corporate giant including fish, abstracts, flowers and complex letters. ArtStorm enabled some of the most talented urban artists for Boingo.
ArtStorm Art Leasing actually delivers more value per painting because the artists get paid on the back end and it generates income for more art on canvas. The opportunities are endless.
“There are 1,000 very talented aerosol artists in any given square mile in Pasadena, “said ArtStorm CEO Steve Bagish. “In the same area there is 1,000,000 square feet of empty interior office wall space. There is a lot of opportunity.”
Social Responsibility with a low entry fee.
The company provides a low-cost alternative to traditional art leasing and assumes all liability of any damages. They consult with their clients to match existing colors or introduce masterpieces of such impressive skill they don’t have to match the carpet.
ArtStorm’s credentials are impressive. A Presidential Volunteer Award, Letters from the Chief of the LAPD, LA City Council augment the social work including nearly 400 pro-art, tagging prevention workshops at 25 elementary, middle and high schools in the LAUSD and 100 “ArtStorm Aerosol ArtParks.”
Social Engineering to cause crime reduction through an inexpensive art leasing program for corporations and companies just makes good economic sense. It leverages a popular artform into tangible creative artworks while diverting youth toward constructive, income-earning opportunities.
The ArtStorm Art Leasing package is full of unknown treasures of art – Discover them!
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