Art lovers and creative types everywhere will be happy to hear that Four Seasons is launching the second in the series of art installations with Modern ArtBuyer during Art & Music Thursdays
London at Canary Wharf, England – 2012-10-25 — /travelprnews.com/ — On Thursday October 25, 2012, new artwork be unveiled to welcome and wow guests at Four SeasonsHotel London at Canary Wharf, showcasing a collection of 12 works of art from contemporary British artists.
The sleek designed Hotel interior acts as an elegant urban gallery for the figurative and contemporary work of Jason Keeley, whose unique artwork inspired by dance, the human form and pop artists of the 60s presents a series of attention grabbing screen-prints. Stroll through the Hotel’s lobby, bar or other public spaces and one will also see the work of Adam Arbeid, who is captivated by images observed through lenses – telescopes and microscopes. The findings stimulate and infuse Adam’s work, created as mesmerizing layered marble frescoes.
To mark the occasion, each guest will receive a complimentary Into the Blue cocktail. The new libation from the Hotel’s gifted mixologists has been created to complement the work of both artists. Guests will also enjoy complimentary cocktails, canapés and live music creating the perfect blend to appreciate the artwork.
This evocative weekly event of art, music and fine cocktails atFour Seasons Four Seasons Hotel London at Canary Wharf will transport Hotel guests to a stimulating haven of culture, while avoiding the rush hour crush.
This event is held every Thursday in Quadrato Bar and Lounge from 6:00 to 8:00 pm with a variety of great food and beverage offers continuing through the autumn. Entrance is complimentary, but tables should be booked in advance to avoid disappointment. Contact caw.quadrato@fourseasons.com or 020 7510 1858 for reservations.
Hotel Press Contact
Andre Davis
Communications Manager
46 Westferry Circus
Canary Wharf, London, England E14 8RS
Email Andre Davis
T. +44 (0) 20 7510 1891
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Four Seasons Hotel London at Canary Wharf Hosts Second in Series of Art Installations, with Complimentary Cocktails