Sizzling Workhouse Crypto Division storytellers command sapient social strategy for a new future dominated by digital art and mass crypto adoption. ​

Since the inception of digital arts, WORKHOUSE's Crypto Division (http://www.workhousepr.com) has propelled one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies forward. 
 
The award-winning company continues to receive accolades for its untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion, and lifestyle spheres for those who seek to craft a seamless business platform in the viral age. The epitome of smooth digital business, work in this space requires a stable marketing silo to blast pioneering Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT) into the metasphere.
 
As the Agency of Record for pioneering utility-backed projects including the world's first crypto-funded film, The Underground Sistine Chapel, which revolutionized the entertainment industry by offering 200 NFTs through Minty.Art in advance of the film's release, our work together brought bold bylines to business and global audiences as seen exclusively here

The agency also represents Marcel Mutt, the anonymous French-based graffiti artist, sculptor, political activist, and video director. His satirical street art and subversive epigrams combine dark humor with graffiti executed stenciling and sculptural techniques. Marcel's works of political and social commentary have been featured on streets, walls, and bridges throughout the world. Mutt’s creativity grew out of the Paris underground which involved collaborations between punk artists and street musicians. Since the late Nineties, these controversial works, created in secret, continue to provide cunning commentary on the world of art, consumerism, and celebrity. View Mutt's Collection here https://www.opensea.io/collection/marcel-mutt-collection

​Workhouse is also proud to represent Alpha Gorillas, an innovative NFT that consists of 5000 unique 3D gorillas with more than 100 different traits. The Alphas are not only completely unique and rare works of art, but also have a benefit for the real world and the holders of the Alphas. Be it donations to save the gorillas, raffles to win cash prizes, or the opportunity to earn money as a holder of an Alpha Gorilla. For a very long time Gorillas have been a rare sight in the wild. The truth is that some Gorilla species are even on the verge of extinction. Gorilla hunting, habitat destruction...in short - humans - have not made it easy for the Gorilla species to survive, or even just to spread. Some big animal welfare organizations like WWF have been fighting against the extinction of Gorillas for a long time. Saving an entire species is not easy and cannot be done alone. For this reason, 5000 Alpha Gorillas are now rising up and will play a vital part. Learn more https://www.alpha-gorillas.com
 
WORKHOUSE represents respected leaders in the cryptocurrency space, including blockchain and cryptocurrency-driven marketplaces, trading platforms, and crypto real estate companies to enable creators to promote NFT assets at the highest possible level attracting buyers and investors. Services offered to Workhouse NFT clients include media relations, targeted outreach to industry publications, content creation, digital media campaigns, and celebrity partnerships.
 
The strategic transformation of Meta Platforms, Inc., formerly known as Facebook, to launch the Metaverse platform demonstrates an immediate approach for companies to provide a more immersive experience for those who do not reside in their physical location. 
 
WORKHOUSE was one of the first futurist firms to accept Bitcoin cryptocurrency for digital engagement, consumer marketing, celebrity, NFT, and retail services. The decision to support crypto was driven largely by its future-focused client base and entertainment clients who have digitized original collectibles through leading crypto-driven marketplaces and trading platforms Rarible, SuperRare, Nifty Gateway, Opeansea, and Foundation.
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"Accepting Bitcoin reflects our dedication to tomorrow. A revolutionary technology that is far beyond a new means of exchange, Bitcoin has single-handedly ushered important innovations across the stratosphere," said Adam Nelson, Workhouse, Founder & CEO. "Striking as emerging technology, philosophy, and a platform to encourage new and transformative approaches, we could not be more bullish about the brilliance of Bitcoin. By increasingly seeking nonconventional business considerations for an ever-growing international community, we aim to make public relations more accessible than ever."
 
Celebrating 22 years of service, Workhouse joins a fast-growing list of innovators across a plethora of industries who have embraced cryptocurrencies, including Elon Musk's Tesla, Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy, Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic, Microsoft, Starbucks, Amazon, Visa, PayPal, Coca-Cola, AMC, and Expedia, have all allowed customers to treat digital currency like dollars, accepting Bitcoin as the preferred payment method for its goods and services.
 
WORKHOUSE is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. Celebrating 22 years of service, the agency provides forward-thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting and, modern-day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Chase Contemporary, Versace and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion, and lifestyle spheres. Visit workhousepr.com

The campaign includes media and trade relations for international cultivation on behalf of Anthony Quinn’s iconic catalog of highly valued works of art.

"Examining Quinn's many expressions of creativity together—his art, collecting, and acting—we can see that he was a creative genius." - Donald Kuspit, Art Critic 

Workhouse (http://www.workhousepr.com), one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies, today announced that it has been selected as Agency of Record for The Anthony Quinn Estate(https://www.anthonyquinn.com). Quinn's iconic catalog includes thousands of highly valued works of art, from paintings, drawings, prints, and sculptures created in a wide range of media, from pencil and oil paint to marble and wood. As a PR agency of record, Workhouse will direct a program of international branded visibility to the Anthony Quinn Estate, including partnerships, promotions, sales, and exhibitions. The assignment is effective immediately.
​Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) was a creative tour de force. Best known for his roles in more than 160 films, television programs, and theater productions —earning him two Academy Awards, six nominations, and the Golden Globe's Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award — Quinn was also a writer and visual artist who spent almost a decade living and working in Bristol, Rhode Island, where the preponderance of his work and collection still resides.

Housed within the Estate is a collection consisting of thousands of Quinn's sketches, paintings, sculptures, artifacts, including his workbenches and tools, manuscripts, diaries, personal correspondence, films, rare photos, recorded interviews, and his book collection of more than 9,000 volumes.
​The Anthony Quinn Estate provides studio tours to interested media. To arrange an interview with Katherine Quinn or schedule a tour of the Anthony Quinn Estate, contact Workhouse, CEO Adam Nelson via nelson@workhousepr.comor telephone +1 212. 645. 8006.

It would seem from the breadth and scope of his artistic production that Quinn never stopped creating, not even for the few minutes between scenes on a movie shoot when he produced small sketches in pen and marker by the dozens.

An abundance of art created in a modern Expressionist mode draws inspiration from a wide range of sources, including Picasso and Matisse, to African sculpture and Mexican representations. Quinn's content ranged from abstract geometric and organic forms to portraits and figure studies, and landscapes.

A ferocious observer of the world around him, Quinn had a burning desire to interpret and make sense of his surroundings using whatever artistic tools he had available, whether that be his body and voice, a paintbrush and canvas, or a block of wood and some carving tools. It is precisely this Duende, which also comprises a dark and restless spirit, that fueled Anthony Quinn's prolific artistic career.
​This is most evident in the sheer volume and range of the artwork he produced and the ways he pursued various forms repeatedly as if trying to get at the essence of something by exploring it from several different angles using different tools and media. A small sketch inspires a clay maquette that inspires a wood sculpture that manifests itself in an oil painting.

His endless pursuit of creative truth—of those magical, haunting moments of inspiration—led him to use his entire body, mind, and spirit to make beautiful objects and deliver award-winning performances.

Quinn's enormous body of artwork highlights a hidden creative process. His artistry examines several recurring themes: the female figure, mother and child, abstract geometric and organic forms, and portraits. His work features drawings, paintings, and sculptures in different scales (from minute to massive) and materials (from ink to alabaster) to demonstrate the unfolding and dissecting of particular ideas and themes.

As a prolific sculptor, Quinn's development began with sketches and drawings that he created while traveling during his film career. He carefully contemplated each form, finding just the right balance between the negative and positive space, and visualized them on a grand scale. Quinn later translated the sketches into wooden maquettes.

He worked meticulously developing the proportion and dimensions of each and studied them from every angle to see how light and shadow played on their contoured surfaces. He caressed them with his hands, internalizing their beauty and energy, envisioning them as larger-than-life sculptures.

Frank Lloyd Wright, with whom a young Quinn did an internship that helped launch his acting career, told Quinn that his goal was "to live and create to the size of the spirit of man."

Quinn adopted this as his motto, and as demonstrated in part by his illustrious career and abundant artistic production, he most certainly lived up to it.

In his lifetime, success was predicated on hard work, dedication, and the influence of great artists and pioneers with whom he crossed paths: Frank Lloyd Wright, John Steinbeck, John Barrymore, Errol Flynn, Marlon Brando, Charlie Chaplin, Laurence Olivier, Spike Lee, and many others. Although he was best known for his work in film, throughout his life, he developed an equal significance as an artist across many different media and stayed involved and engaged in civil rights activism and many humanitarian causes.

"Quinn's paintings show Expressionist energy and distortion. Color is often abrupt, standing out from the image with sensuous autonomy. Quinn rebounds to intimacy in his portrait sketches. To me, they are his most expressively intriguing as well as stylistically varied work. Face after face appears, like memories from the past, captured in their transience, yet durable." - Donald Kuspit, Art Critic and Professor of Art and Philosophy, Ph.D., Stony Brook University.

Artwork by Anthony Quinn for sale is sold exclusively and directly by the Anthony Quinn Estate produced by the artist before his death, authenticated, and each is in mint condition. For more information, visit https://www.anthonyquinn.com ​

W O R K H O U S E is one of the country’s leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. Celebrating 20 years of service, the agency provides forward thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting and, modern-day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max’s Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Chase Contemporary, Versace and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion and lifestyle spheres. Visit http://www.workhousepr.com
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The world's first crypto-funded film, The Underground Sistine Chapel, revolutionizes the entertainment industry by offering 200 NFTs (Non-fungible tokens) ahead of the documentary film's release.

The Underground Sistine Chapel follows a diverse and eclectic cast of over 400 personalities to tell the incredible story of a magnificent effort to turn a dilapidated building in an impoverished neighborhood outside of Paris into a "modern Sistine Chapel," filled with art, culture, and community gatherings.

Be the first to view The Underground Sistine Chapel trailer here https://youtu.be/H4IFznRWNJ8

The 200 NFTs are exclusive and rare digital collectibles from the film's transformative, thought-provoking production, including Rare cards, Directors' cuts, and early-access and Avant-Première tickets. They will be sold through a private sale launching on pre-sale today, Monday, 14 June 2021 exclusively on Minty.Art.

The Underground Sistine Chapel debuts on Sunday, 27 June 2021, and will be available for free on Youtube and InterPlanetary File System (IPFS).

“As producers and directors, we wanted to offer this film on the internet, free of charge. It is an approach that is totally misunderstood by film or audiovisual producers at present. There is a whole symbolism of independence for us because it is the first film in the world which gives birth to NFTs and that is intended to be shared for free on the net, just as Pascal's works are offered for free in the street. " - Antoine Breuil and Yohann Grignou

The Underground Sistine Chapel is directed by Yohann Grignou and Antoine Breuil. True to the spirit of the documentary's dedication to a world that revolves around the unexpected, a one-of-a-kind cryptocurrency sponsorship campaign supported Pascal "Pboy" Boyart, the acclaimed street artist at the heart of the project documentary.
 
Thanks to that innovative backing, PBoy was able to finance creating his revolutionary efforts to transform an abandoned former gold foundry seemingly doomed for destruction into a marvelous hallmark of culture, art, and community. The NFTs represent specific parts of the work at Pboy's Modern Sistine Chapel. Visit the film’s site here http://www.the-chapel.art
PBoy is hardly a stranger to breaking boundaries in the art world. He was the first painter to attach a Bitcoin QR code to his murals to solicit and support donations without the interference of an agency or middleman. His work commonly includes commentaries on the political and economic state of the world. That eye for social justice led him to see the potential for a magnificent masterpiece and event space cultivated on art, writing, engineering, and culture for the community near the fateful abandoned gold foundry.
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"We're living through a digital renaissance, and we're only just getting started." - Pascal Boyart

The cryptocurrency sponsorship is true to the cutting-edge populist tone of PBoy's work and the story of creating this project. The documentary was produced by Paris-based Samouraï Coop, the world's first decentralized film production company. The company strives to build a future where making and enjoying art is accessible to all without the interference or barriers created by middlemen and large agencies. The film will be offered for free on decentralized internet communities, and the collectibles being sold are a unique new experience for people who would like to support the film.

"As young directors, it is very exciting to be able to explore new territories... We have a huge panel of possibilities to advance step by step towards bigger and bigger productions, with only our communities to support us! It's really mind-blowing, incredibly inspiring us a lot, and we're energized to keep producing wild films with this mindset." commented Yohann Grignou & Antoine Breuil (Directors)

The Underground Sistine Chapel is a monument to creating unexpected art and partnerships in a chaotic world. This unrivaled project and distribution campaign aims to invite people to a future where art and film are decentralized, and art culture is accessible to all.

For media inquiries, film interviews, and additional information, contact WORKHOUSE via info@workhousepr.com or +1 212. 645. 8006
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Samourai Coop
Samouraï Coop is a French film & event production company working with a Web3 spirit. Funded by Antoine Breuil & Yohann Grignou, directors and producers have explored decentralized protocols since 2016 to create innovative content and experience. Visit http://www.samourai.world

Minty.Art
Minty is pioneering digital patronage through a platform where artists can create and connect with their patrons. Minty.Art is building a fair and sustainable ecosystem by leveraging the limitless features of blockchain technology, decentralized finance (DeFi), and NFTs. Visit http//www.minty.art

W O R K H O U S E
Celebrating 21 years of service, Workhouse is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Chase Contemporary, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Garden State Film Festival, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Rubin Museum of Art, Versace, and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion, and lifestyle spheres. Visit http://www.workhousepr.com

WORKHOUSE, with offices in New Jersey and New York City, won high honors today after being recognized with the "2021 Best City Award” for outstanding public relation service during the coronavirus pandemic. The agency provided pro bono services to a number of businesses who struggled to remain standing including New York’s iconic Gem Spa, cancer charity Headbands of Hope, The Garden State Film Festival, legendary music venue the Saint in Asbury Park, Max’s Kansas City Project, musician Tom Hagerman of gypsy punk band DeVotchKa, Wave of Humanity Films, and more. 

"In this troubling time, as entrepreneurs no longer held the means to make momentary magic and artists were dimmed and dustbined. To those who were lost, their work eliminated or culturally cratered, Workhouse offered marketing and promotional service free of charge. And in that staggering silence, we found ways to share stories, soundtracks, and singularity — together. As we ascend from a year and a half of absence, we remember that community through comfort was indeed contagious. Let’s continue to aim for the sun in Twenty One,” said, Adam Nelson, Founder & CEO, Workhouse

Established in 1999, the firm is home to creative communicators specializing in consumer marketing, corporate and public affairs, digital engagement, luxury, celebrity, travel, hospitality, retail, real estate sports and entertainment marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stone's Ronnie Wood, Debbie Harry, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Interview Magazine, Details Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Genesis Publications, Karmaloop, Coty, Versace, and Cynthia Rowley, offering award-winning campaigns across a broad spectrum of luxury, fashion and lifestyle brands.​

Celebrating 21 years of service, Workhouse is a full-service creative agency specializing in integrated marketing positioning emerging and established brands with celebrity craftsmanship. Workhouse provides full-service public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting, not to mention, modern day marketing & branding.

City's Best Awards proudly works with some of the best businesses from cities all across the USA. We aim to find and partner with businesses that are the best of the best at their craft, and connect consumers with those businesses.For more information, visit https://www.citysbestawards.com
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WORKHOUSE is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. For the seventh consecutive year, Workhouse received the "Best of Manhattan Award" by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA). The agency swept three of the industry's highest honors when it was bestowed with the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Silver Anvil Award, PR News' Platinum PR "Wow Award", Bulldog Reporter's Silver Medal Award and was also named a PR Daily/ Dow Jones Finalist for "Grand Prize: PR Campaign of the Year". Celebrating two decades of service, Workhouse is a full-service creative agency positioning emerging and established brands with celebrity craftsmanship. The agency provides forward-thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting, and modern-day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Chase Contemporary, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Versace, and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion, and lifestyle spheres. Visit workhousepr.com

Matthew Modine media interest contact Workhouse, CEO Adam Nelson via nelson@workhousepr.com

#Strangerthings #milliebobbybrown #MatthewModine #Netflix #Brenner #DrBrenner

Bitcoin has revolutionized the financial world. By providing a fast payment system with low transaction fees, cryptocurrency makes it easy for companies and individuals to do business online. Bitcoin has several advantages over checks and credit cards. Transactions are instantly verifiable and are peer-to-peer without a 3rd party facilitator. P2P transactions have significantly lower transaction fees. Additionally, unlike merchant credit cards, Bitcoin payments are peer-to-peer, and there is no 3rd party that can reverse the transaction or gives the payment back to the customer. It's fast, secure, and quickly becoming the standard for online transactions.

Celebrating 21 years of service, Workhouse joins a fast-growing list of innovators across a plethora of industries who have embraced cryptocurrencies, including Elon Musk's Tesla, Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy, Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic, Microsoft, Starbucks, Amazon, Visa, PayPal, Coca-Cola, and Expedia, have all allowed customers to treat digital currency like dollars, accepting Bitcoin as the preferred payment method for its goods and services.

Clients who wish to settle their statements in Bitcoin are provided a Q.R. code for remuneration. Customers utilize cryptocurrency wallets to send corresponding amounts to the specified address upon scanning the Q.R. code. Transfers typically take just a few minutes to render.

​WORKHOUSE is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. Celebrating 21 years of service, the agency provides forward-thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting and, modern-day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Chase Contemporary, Versace and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion, and lifestyle spheres. Visit workhousepr.com

WORKHOUSE, with offices in New Jersey and New York City, swept three industry high honors today and was named a "Top Public Relations firm" across leading communication sectors while demonstrating a history of promotional excellence.

"In this troubling time, as Workhouse celebrates 21 years of service, we are not only roused by the recognition but moved by the moment while remaining forever grateful to our clients who believed steadfast could make stardust." - Adam Nelson, Founder & CEO, Workhouse

Expertise Award:
Top 34 PR Firms
“We scored 404 PR Firms in New York, NY, and Picked the Top 34”
https://clutch.co/pr-firms/new-york-state/leaders-matrix?facets=%2Fpr-firms%2Fnew-york-state

Clutch Award:
Top New York PR Agencies 2021
#5 Workhouse
https://clutch.co/pr-firms/new-york-state/leaders-matrix?facets=%2Fpr-firms%2Fnew-york-state

The Manifest Award:
Top 20 PR Firms 2021
https://themanifest.com/public-relations/agencies 

Established in 1999, the firm is home to creative communicators specializing in consumer marketing, corporate and public affairs, digital engagement, luxury, celebrity, travel, hospitality, retail, real estate sports and entertainment marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stone's Ronnie Wood, Debbie Harry, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Interview Magazine, Details Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Genesis Publications, Karmaloop, Coty, Versace, and Cynthia Rowley, offering award-winning campaigns across a broad spectrum of luxury, fashion and lifestyle brands.​

As a legendary client states, “They took an overwhelming scope of work and completed everything with efficiency and good humor.” Commitment to cultivating the best public relations, marketing, and branding shows through their roster of client satisfaction. 

Celebrating 21 years of service, Workhouse is a full-service creative agency specializing in integrated marketing positioning emerging and established brands with celebrity craftsmanship. Workhouse provides full-service public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting, not to mention, modern day marketing & branding.

Clutch is the leader in connecting global service providers with corporate buyers from around the world. The ratings and reviews platform publishes the most extensive and referenced client reviews in the B2B services market. Clutch has grown by 50% or more every year throughout the past five years and is ranked #412 in Inc.'s 2018 and #773 in Inc.’s 2019 list of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S. and #27 in LinkedIn's list of the top 50 startups. The companies Clutch helps come from the U.S., Canada, Central and Eastern Europe, India, Southeast Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean.

THE MANIFEST announced its list of Top 20 Public Relations Firms naming New York-based creative agency WORKHOUSE as a leader in the field demonstrating a history of excellence within the marketing and media spheres. WORKHOUSE ranked #17 out of the 20 top national Public Relations Firms by The Manifest which gathers and verifies hard data, expert insights, and actionable advice to build brands and grow businesses. Providing practical business wisdom that manifests success, the community uncovers the answers to the most pressing business questions by surveying business decision-makers and consumers. Manifest advances business savvy by gathering the latest business insights, trends, and news. 

"Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admission Scandal" debuts on March 17, 2021, on Netflix. Starring Matthew Modine as Rick Singer. An examination that goes beyond the celebrity-driven headlines and dives into the methods used by Rick Singer, the man at the center of the shocking 2019 college admissions scandal, to persuade his wealthy clients to cheat an educational system already designed to benefit the privileged. Using an innovative combination of interviews and narrative recreations of the FBI’s wiretapped conversations between Singer and his clients, Operation Varsity Blues offers a rare glimpse into the enigmatic figure behind a scheme that exposed the lengths wealthy families would go to for admission into elite colleges and angered a nation already grappling with the effects of widespread inequality. From Chris Smith, Executive Director of Tiger King, and Jon Karmen, the filmmakers behind Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened.

​Interested media who wish to interview Matthew Modine contact WORKHOUSE CEO & Founder, Adam Nelson via nelson@workhousepr.com​

In 1999, one of America’s greatest photographic visionaries David LaChapelle, rolled the dice to become the very first client of a fledgling public relations agency called Workhouse

Last year — almost to the day some twenty years later — I was proud to support LaChapelle’s latest “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?’ at Staley-Wise Gallery, the vestige of our very first exhibition together.

A riveting reunion of sorts transpired as a number of LaChapelle’s original team banded together to both serenade and share stories of a time indelibly illuminated by his artistic sound and fury.

From your candy color kaleidoscopes, to the creative culture you effortlessly reimagine, I forever salute you, David LaChapelle
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As Workhouse celebrates its 21st anniversary, with offices in New York and New Jersey, we are forever grateful to all of our clients, staff and associates who believed small could make stardust.

In 1999, I started Workhouse in a decrepit, rented kitchen on a wayward side street in Soho.
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Since inception, the wealth of our work has traversed every imaginable sphere and space from arts and culture, retail and hospitality, publishing and automotive, to design and architecture within a city that has withstood the aids crisis, superstorms, stock market crashes, blackouts, and the horrors of 9/11.

New York has survived more than any city in the country and it’s still standing.

But the pain I feel for those who have been adversely affected is staggering. Entrepreneurs who enlightened, engaged, and innovated. Brands who made bold and beautiful broad strokes. Artists that electrified and enthralled now lost in a new world order where work for so many has been eliminated or culturally cratered. I care deeply about those who face unequivocal adversity. Who no longer have the means to make momentary magic.

And yet, as solemn as it seems, I look over our lost landscape and realize we still have optimistic opportunities among us. To seek and ascend. As we contend with global Covid concerns that threaten any semblance of stability and safeguard, I am reminded these are the moments that matter.

As Workhouse celebrates its 21st anniversary, with offices in New York and New Jersey, we are forever grateful to our clients, staff, and associates who believed small could make stardust. Importantly, our work could not have been possible without the city that sheltered us. In celebration, we ask you to join the #SaveNYC campaign to proclaim cultural city heritage matters — now more than ever

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