ArtLink
Nir Horovitz serves as the Chief Executive Officer of ArtLink since July 2015, leading a renowned art consultancy focused on artistic solutions for prestigious hospitality projects globally. Previous experience includes roles such as Director of Operations and Project Manager, managing large-scale art consultancy projects for global hospitality brands in Asia and Israel. Nir also contributed as a Co-Author at YiGong, participated as an international representative for EL AL Israel Airlines/Embassy of Israel, and worked as a Research and Teaching Assistant at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Early career experience includes serving as Front Desk Manager at Jerusalem Colony Hotel and Sales and Finance Strategist at A.S. Real Estate Developments. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts in East Asian Studies and International Relations from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a diploma in Chinese language from Sichuan University.
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ArtLink
ArtLink is an art consultant and provider for the world’s most exquisite hospitality projects. With a project-based focus, ArtLink collaborates with designers, architects, engineers and hoteliers, creating unique concepts, collections and site-specific installations that are tailored to each individual project. With twenty years of entrepreneurship ArtLink has completed over 125 hotel projects in 32 countries, from the development of a project’s initial art concept to its design, management and installation. With artists, artisans and creatives in 44 countries, ArtLink's global network of emerging artists ensures dynamic and expressive collections for exclusive projects worldwide. Among ArtLink’s hospitality projects are some of the top hotels in the world, including the Jing An Shangri-La in Shanghai, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, Four Seasons DIFC in Dubai and the Plaza Hotel in New York. In 2016, ArtLink Projects completed its first two maritime projects, Holland America Line MS Koningsdam and the MV Seabourn Encore. http://www.artlink.com