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Who We Are

WOAH is a female-founded global cultural firm uniting art, community, business and purpose through strategic initiatives and creative experiences.

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OUR DIVISIONS

Curated

WOAH Curated turns spaces into places through a scalable art program offering artwork leasing, site-specific commissions, and acquisition advisory for hospitality, retail, and real estate partners.
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The Architecture of Grace at Another Tomorrow

The Architecture of Grace at Another Tomorrow

Luxury Retail – Exhibition-Based Art Leasing Program
New York, NY – Spring 2026
Curated by WOAH for Another Tomorrow’s SoHo Flagship, The Architecture of Grace examined the balance between natural fluidity and structural rigor. The exhibition featured a grounding, gestural canvases by Francine Tint, intimate color band paintings by Light and Space artist Norman Zammitt, and striking black-and-white photographs by Keisha Scarville that honor maternal lineage through figures tenderly enveloped in her mother’s garments. Together, the works explored how individual and collective nurture cultivate regenerative futures. The exhibition was accompanied by an artist talk with Francine Tint and curator Jesse Bandler Firestone, as well as a dialogue between Keisha Scarville and Brooklyn Museum Curator Pauline Vermare on creative process, memory, and enduring connection.

Studio

WOAH Studio is our creative agency division delivering cultural strategies, artist collaborations, public art initiatives, and experiential programs that connect brands, artists, institutions, and communities.
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Marc Jacobs JOY Global Campaign

Marc Jacobs JOY Global Campaign

Creative Artist Collaboration – Featuring Artists David Shrigley, Derrick Adams, Hattie Stewart – Fall/Winter 2025
For Fall/Winter 2025, Marc Jacobs launched its global JOY campaign, exploring the intersection of art, fashion, and pop culture. WOAH facilitated a season-defining collaboration pairing the fashion house with contemporary artists David Shrigley, Derrick Adams, and Hattie Stewart. Their distinct visual languages—satirical wit, vibrant geometries, and pop-surrealist florals—were translated into a limited-edition capsule collection of ready-to-wear, accessories, and iconic brand partnerships with Converse, Gibson, and Crayola. The multi-sensory initiative rolled out globally through gallery-inspired pop-ups and immersive installations at landmark destinations like Nordstrom NYC, Galleries Lafayette Paris, and Isetan Tokyo.

Places

WOAH Places is the creative engine behind our owned and operated hospitality and real estate developments, approaching placemaking by connecting art, design, and culture with property ethos from day one.
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The Rockaway Hotel + Spa

The Rockaway Hotel + Spa

Urban Resort – Rockaway Beach, NY
Located in Rockaway Beach, Queens, The Rockaway Hotel is an urban beach resort and vibrant cultural hub bridging hospitality, art, and community. Designed as a year-round coastal destination, the hotel integrates contemporary art installations, wellness programming, elevated dining, and deep neighborhood engagement, redefining the modern getaway just steps from New York City’s oceanfront.

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V Magazine

Find Your Joy with Marc Jacobs
V spotlights the house’s collaborative ‘Joy’ collection, which ushers in a trio of artists—David Shrigley, Hattie Stewart, and Derrick Adams—on the coolest girls of the season.
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Cool Hunting

WOAH and Audi Celebrate Lee Quiñones and Chef Jeremy Ford at an Intimate Artist’s Table at Miami Art Week
Far from the frenzy, a thoughtful gathering celebrating Quiñones’ legacy and Ford’s seed-to-plate philosophy at an immersive evening where art, cuisine and community intertwined.
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Vogue

Inside Moss, the New Midtown Members’ Club With a Hammam, Vinyl Lounge, and Pickleball Court
Vogue spotlighted the art program at new private club Moss, curated by WOAH, which features a dynamic mix of blue chip and emerging artists, including a standout piece by Rashid Johnson.
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