The Progressive Art Collection 1.1

The Progressive Art Collection is a corporate art collection established by Progressive Insurance to support contemporary artists.

The collection was started in the 1970s by Peter B. Lewis, the former CEO of Progressive Insurance, who was passionate about supporting artists.

The collection is primarily housed at the Progressive campus in Mayfield, Ohio, but pieces are also displayed in other company locations.

The collection features a diverse range of contemporary art including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and installations.

The collection is primarily for internal enjoyment by employees and guests of Progressive Insurance, but some pieces are occasionally loaned out for public display.

The collection enhances the work environment for employees, fosters creativity and innovation, and reflects the company's commitment to supporting artists and creativity.

Yes, the collection includes works by both established and emerging artists such as Kehinde Wiley, Jenny Holzer, Kerry James Marshall, and many more.

Yes, Progressive continues to acquire new artwork to expand and refresh the collection, often working closely with curators and galleries.

Progressive occasionally hosts events, exhibitions, and artist talks related to the collection for employees and invited guests.

Progressive does not accept unsolicited submissions. Artists are typically considered through established relationships with galleries, curators, and advisors.