Who we work with
Whether grass roots or global, the people and organisations we work with all share our ambition to make sure London stays a world centre of creativity and a city of outstanding cultural experiences.
Leading artists and cultural organisations
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We work with designers such as Thomas Heatherwick, Tatty Devine, Mr. Hare and Christopher Raeburn, along with expert organisations like Artichoke, Royal Opera House, V&A, English National Ballet and the Thames Festival.
London’s creative industries
We partner with and support organisations such as the British Fashion Council, London Film Festival, London Design Festival, Museum of London and Frieze Art Fair.
We champion individuals and small businesses across London’s dynamic culture sector.
Global brands
We have worked with major companies like BMW, BP, BT, Eurostar, Louis Vuitton as well as Grazia, Sony Entertainment T-Mobile, Topman and The O2 to generate unique commercial solutions, raising brand awareness and attracting fresh new audience.
Strategic partners
We promote the capital as a cultural destination working with Arts Council England, British Council, English Heritage, Heritage Lottery Fund, London Councils, London & Partners, Transport for London, Visit Britain and national and local government.
London Culture Forum
The London Culture Forum brings together officers from across London’s 33 local authorities, with additional cultural representatives from key agencies operating in the capital.
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