Empowering Artists,
Enriching brands
Graham + Kandler bridges the gap between artists and brands, forging impactful collaborations that redefine how art is experienced and integrated into commercial spaces. Through innovative partnerships, sponsorships and strategic investment, we connect brands with opportunities to support and amplify creative talent. Fostering authentic engagement, we drive value for both artists and brands, ensuring a lasting impact on the cultural and commercial landscape.
CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS
We produce meaningful collaborations between artists, brands, galleries, and institutions. Connecting creativity with commerce to drive cultural impact.
Artist Partnerships
Pairing artists with brands for bespoke collaborations, campaigns, and activations.
Brand Integration in the Arts
Producing partnerships that embed brands into exhibitions, fairs and cultural programming.
Experiential & Media Strategy
Positioning artists and brands within key cultural conversations and media platforms.
FUNDING & SPONSORSHIP
We secure financial support for artists, galleries and institutions, ensuring sustainable growth for creative projects.
Exhibition & Event Sponsorships
Funding for gallery shows, commissions, and public art projects.
Artist Grants & Brand Sponsorships
Supporting artists through brand-funded initiatives, residencies, and commissions.
Art Fair & Cultural Investment
Securing sponsorships for gallery booths, activations and large-scale creative projects.
Jack Graham
Co Founder
Jack is a seasoned partnerships strategist with over 10 years of experience spanning the Art, Music, Hospitality, and Tech sectors. His efforts have significantly driven brand recognition and growth for both artists and brands, having been brought in to launch and build Art Partnership teams within London Galleries. This achievement underscores his expertise in establishing strategic collaborations and funding within the art sector and securing unique partnerships and sponsorships,
Jack has worked with a range of high-profile clients and brands, including Louis Vuitton, Dior, Moët Hennessy, Rothschilds, Pernod Ricard, Universal Music, Sony Music, ASAP Mob Group, The Royal Opera House, LG, Activision, Mandarin Oriental, Warner Bros., Four Seasons, and David Hockney. Through these collaborations, he has developed a reputation for curating impactful events and partnerships, driving brand exposure, and elevating guest experiences.
A notable highlight in his career was curating the Venice Biennale 2024 launch in collaboration with Bloomberg and The Montenegro Group. This curation was recognised as the in Whitehall’s Top 5 Moments during the Biennale, placed alongside brands like Dior, Gucci, and The Met and Burberry, further cementing Jack’s position as a leader in luxury brand partnerships and creative event curation.
His work as been featured in Bloomberg, The Ecominist, Art Review, Hypebeast, The Times and The Art Newspaper.
Benjamin Kandler
Co Founder
Benjamin is a distinguished fine art market expert with over a decade of experience spanning the fine art, cultural, heritage, and tech sectors. Specialising in contemporary and new media art.
Most recently, as a Director at a London gallery, He spearheaded strategic planning, programming, restructuring, and compliance.
Previously, as Global Lead for Digital Art at Phillips Auctioneers, he led successful projects in Hong Kong, New York, Paris and London. His efforts in forging significant partnerships with artists and corporate stakeholders resulted in substantial revenue growth, and an expanded client base in key geographic markets. He has also worked and contributed to for notable institutions and galleries including The National Gallery, Barbican, Art Fund, Corvi-Mora and Art History in Schools.
He is recognised for bringing significant partnerships to market including Asprey and Bugatti's Le Voiture Noir. Benjamin set the auction record for Artist Vera Molnar in 2022. Renowned for seamlessly integrating digital and traditional art mediums, Kandler has made a notable impact on the new media art landscape.
His expertise has been featured in major publications like the Financial Times and The Arts Newspaper and he is a sought-after speaker at industry events worldwide.
He is committed to non-profit and artist-focused causes, serving as an Ambassador and adjudicator for the National Gallery’s Articulation Prize since 2017 and sits on the International Selector Committee for the 2025 Lumen Prize.
