Art

Clayco has always believed that artwork can enhance the quality of a project and give it a unique character.
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Public art can heighten the image and the value of a project and its income-producing potential. Our clients and their customers enjoy artwork and the identity it gives a building. Some developers feel strongly that works of art increase the value of the property itself and others have found that spending money on public art and cultural amenities can generate as much press as a public relations campaign, garnering more good will in the process. Supporting the arts through private development is a way to give back to the community in return for the ability to build.

Every three months, Clayco also hosts a significant and established artist for our Salon Series. We present the artist’s imaginative work with our employees, friends and clients. The evening encourages discovery and discussion.

Painting for Peace – Delmar Divine

Saint Louis, Missouri

Sharon Dowell – The Standard at Columbia Mural

Columbia, South Carolina

Brandin Hurley – Upshore Chapter Art Installation

Chicago, Illinois

Liam Gillick Canopy at Centene Plaza

Clayton, Missouri

Mickett/Stackhouse – Clear Passage Sculpture

Richmond, Virginia

Centene Plaza Parking Garage

Clayton, Missouri

Mauricio Ramirez – A.M. 1980 Mural

Chicago, Illinois

Maya Lin – Ellen Clark Hope Plaza

St. Louis, Missouri

Mickett/Stackhouse – Riversong Mural at Gateway Plaza

Richmond, Virginia

Ned Kahn – Kinetic Veil at UCM

Chicago, Illinois