Introducing the Viewing Room

Viewing Room emailLike many businesses over the past few years, we had to investigate new ways to have meaningful connections with our clients. While our 9,000 square foot private, appointment-only
gallery was ideal to provide local collectors with a superior art buying experience, so many of our clients couldn’t travel until recently. This meant learning to experience our cherished customer relationships in new ways, utilizing technologies such as Zoom, displaying our inventory through video tours, and extending our social media reach.

What started as a temporary remedy evolved into a very successful concept and we decided to branch it out as a new separate digital newsletter. “The Viewing Room” will offer regular glimpses of individual works from our inventory, exhibited in the gallery, absent of the sales pitch, for your personal viewing pleasure. To accept this exclusive visual access, all you need to do is subscribe. Here is an example:

 

You can view videos and subscribe here: The Viewing Room

HOHMANN
44651 Village Court #142
Palm Desert, CA 92260
Appointments preferred. Not all works are on display. If you are coming to see a specific item, please let us know so we can prepare. 
Please call ahead to make sure we are not already busy with other clients.

 (760) 346-4243 - www.hohmann.art/visit

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