Case Studies

Our approach centers on building and nurturing alliances and partnerships that transcend boundaries, whether cultural, geographical, or institutional.​

We don’t just connect organizations; we cultivate ecosystems where ideas can flourish and initiatives can thrive.

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  • Curated a cross-cultural collaboration and exhibition with Maison Berthe Morisot in Bougival, France, bringing together The Fleming-Wyfold Art Foundation and The Cornelius Arts Foundation.

  • Curated Scottish Impressions. An exhibition of and dialogue between French and Scottish artists that celebrated the shared heritage and influences that shaped European culture.

  • Longhouse facilitated a partnership between the Maison Berthe Marisot, The Cornelius Arts Foundation and Impactoverse, leading to the development of Berthe’s Brush at Bougival, a digital educational arts game. This online game offers players an interactive way to explore Impressionism while encouraging artistic expression in nature.

  • Longhouse excels at engaging diverse teams, sectors, cultures and territorial entities at all levels—from local administrations to regional and national bodies. This ability to navigate between non-profits, corporations, and governmental structures ensures alignment toward shared goals. For Maison Berthe Morisot, Longhouse brought together the Mairie of Bougival alongside Versailles Grand Parc, Yvelines and Île de France Region, The Fleming Collection, The Cornelius Arts Foundation, Ginkgo Lab., and Impactoverse, creating a collaboration that honors Morisot’s legacy while fostering cultural diplomacy and international exchange.

  • Longhouse’s role in the Maison Berthe Morisot project reflects our dedication to creating lasting impact through strategic alliances. By connecting the arts with broader social issues such as global health and sustainability, we ensure that our partners’ goals resonate far beyond gallery walls.

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  • Co-founded by Elizabeth Frost Pierson, the initial objective of the ECC was to assist French, British and EU decision-makers both during the Brexit negotiations and beyond by providing a bipartisan forum of exchange and discussion that would allow different views and interests to be expressed. The panel discussions led by Elizabeth Frost Pierson and Marianne Magnin were intentionally hosted in Elizabeth’s London Gallery to create an experiential ambience and deepen conversations.

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  • In the context of a European Parliament delegation's visit to the US, we arranged a keynote speech for the Member of the European Parliament, Sandro Gozi, at the annual conference of the World Affairs Councils of America (WACA), as well as a visit to the Atlantic Council, bringing first-hand insights on European analysis of today's world.

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Africonomie Bank Art Forum

  • Online panel discussion, sponsored by Africonomie, an Africa-focused investment and communications firm, was moderated by Elizabeth Frost Pierson. The discussion, part of The Art Dialogues Series, brought together investment firms, collectors, gallerists and artists to highlight the strength of the African market and provide an alternative platform for artists and collectors to meet. 

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  • The H2A Foundation engages the arts to highlight the pressing need for ocean conservancy and healthy waterways, and deepens an awareness of climate change and aquatic sustainability.

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  • The Cornelius Arts Foundation believes in the transformative power of the arts. Its mission is to deploy Research and Development (R&D) with a focus on sustainability, innovation, education and global health.