Become a Commercial Partner
Christchurch Art Gallery has a very clear commercial partnership strategy. We’re looking for partners who are not only looking for a return on investment but are looking to help us transform a city through art.
Christchurch Art Gallery Foundation has invested in quantitative and qualitative research to create meaningful partnership opportunities around bespoke programmes.
The Gallery re-opened in December of 2015 with a suite of new partners. There are still some unique opportunities available. We’re keen to talk to see if one of these fits your brand.
To discuss a commercial partnership with Christchurch Art Gallery please contact Jacq Mehrtens on +64 (0) 21 404 042 or email jacq@christchurchartgallery.org.nz.
Strategic Partners
Product Partners
Hospitality Partners
Bulletin Partners
Media Partners
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Introducing our new foyer partner... Bayleys Knight Frank
Here at the Gallery we’re committed to working with like-minded businesses to support creative Christchurch. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Bayleys Canterbury—they get it.
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Art makes me fly
Simon Turcotte, GM of Singapore Airlines New Zealand, writes on art, Christchurch and why Singapore Airlines partner with the Gallery.
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The Printing Arts
PMP Print have been printing Bulletin since late 2013. They sponsor the production of the magazine (which, given our modest budget we greatly appreciate) but more than that, they’re a true partner, going above and beyond to ensure that each edition of Bulletin is produced to the highest quality. We thought you might enjoy a brief insight into the delights and challenges of producing a magazine.
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Brown Bread on being the change
Brown Bread helps Christchurch Art Gallery engage its community to raise funds. They managed the Back the Bull campaign to buy Michael Parekowhai’s Chapman’s Homer and they grow our TOGETHER campaign for the Gallery Foundation—attracting a new family of commercial partners as well as a group of philanthropists to build an endowment fund to purchase major pieces of public art for Christchurch.