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Scott Atthowe (1944 - 2024)
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing on October 31st of Scott Atthowe, our founder. He was an early pioneer of specialized art-handling and shipping, founding Atthowe Fine Art Services in the 1970s. He built a small trucking company into an internationally acclaimed full-service business renowned for excellence. Before retirement, he realized his dream to sell his company to its employees, leaving his employees a thriving business organized as a California Worker-Owned Cooperative.
HIROSHI SUGIMOTO’S "POINT OF INFINITY"
Standing at 69 feet, the artwork graces Infinity Point Park on Yerba Buena Island and serves as both a sculpture and a sundial.
HEAVYWEIGHT ART HANDLING BY ATTHOWE
To handle the massive Serra steel sculpture, our team employed a 395-ton crane, a Goldhofer hydraulic crawler, and a 9-axle trailer.
MOVING DIEGO RIVERA’S "PAN AMERICAN UNITY" MURAL - AGAIN!
In 2024 Atthowe returned Rivera's 60,000-pound mural from SFMOMA to San Francisco's City College.
BECOMING A CO-OP
I’m often asked about our journey to becoming a worker-owned cooperative.
MEET THE TEAM AT ATTHOWE FRAMEWORKS
With a combined total of 43 years of framing experience, our team excels in designing and fabricating custom frames.
SETTING THE STANDARD IN ART SERVICES
Thank you to our team for their hard work and to ICEFAT for its commitment to ensuring excellence across the industry.
HUMA BHABHA’S “RECEIVER” AT THE SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF ART
In 2024 Atthowe installed Huma Bhabha’s largescale sculpture at the San Jose Museum of Art.
CELEBRATING THE TOP 75!
ArtNews listed the top 75 art professionals, including Atthowe as a top all-in-one logistics company.
INSTALLATION AT THE YERBA BUENA / MOSCONE MUNI STATION
Celebrating the Installation of "Node" by Roxy Paine at the Yerba Buena / Moscone Muni Station.
SEATED IN EMERYVILLE
Learn more about Atthowe’s installation of a 'Modified Social Bench NY #12' by Jeppe Hein.