Smilow + Mathiesen

Fine artists Pam Smilow and Gert Mathiesen exhibit their art work in galleries throughout the United States and internationally and especially like to work with interior designers and home owners to help them choose the right piece of art to decorate their space. Their love for art extends to architecture and interior design and its power and effect on people where they live and work. Pam Smilow is available for complimentary private consultations and will travel to corporate sites or homes with art (paintings on canvas, limited edition decorative art prints, and art works on rice paper). Even large art installation pieces can be brought on site as they are unframed and rolled until final delivery. This process takes guesswork out of buying art. Bringing art into your home décor can be a pleasurable and personal experience and you’ll immediately experience how different works of art can transform your space. In addition, Pam and Gert’s artistic palette on commissioned art is informed by the mood and color of the existing interior design and architecture. Smilow + Mathiesen travel extensively with their work and have placed their art in private collections all over the world including New York, the San Francisco Bay Area (such as Berkeley, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Los Gatos, Saratoga, Hillsborough, Los Altos . . .), Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Dallas, Miami, Maine, Washington DC, and Dallas among others. In Europe they have sold art extensively in Spain, France, Denmark, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and Sweden. Corporate and hospitality collections of paintings, prints, carved linoleum bas reliefs, and large art installations include: Sports Club LA, Asami Denki Co., Ltd.., (Tokyo), Den Danske Bank (Denmark), Mt. Sinai Hospital, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital (New York), Olympus Camera, Pfizer Corporation, Queensborough Community College, Excelsior Club (NY), G.N. Resound, IBM Corporation, Institut d’Estudis Ilerdencs, Josep Senillosa Architects (Barcelona), Kastrup Airport (Copenhagen), Kunstforening Carlsberg/Tuborg, Kunstforening National Banken, MODO Design, Barcelona, Reader’s Digest, Robert Martin Company, Saw Mill River Club, New York, Sekine Kensetsu Co., Shibuya Glass Co., TB Design Institute (Tokyo), Sullivan and Cromwell, Tiempo/BBDO Advertising (Madrid), United Engineering Society, and Yobo-Kenko Publishing Co. (Tokyo), Catellus (Oakland, CA). "People might agonize over all the particular design elements that comprise a room: what to put on the floor, window treatments, what couch to buy, etc., but in the end, the art has the loudest voice in the room"