Tom Graff has always considered the arts to be fully intergrated with design and culture. Thus, while pursuing studies in music with his award-winning bass-baritone voice and working as a soloist with masters like Cage, Stravinsky, Piadigorski, and Shaw, he also pursued studies in design and exhibition curation. His work with Charles and Ray Eames can be seen in his modern, multilayered, contextual, but humanistic approach.He honours the strengths of design, craft, fine art, and cultural context in every undertaking.

With working skills in English, ESL English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, and conversational Japanese, Tom Graff is able to bring his considerable experience in design, craft, music, and art analysis to your project. His work has spanned opera, early performance art, management of Canadian arts at Expo '86, management of a public spaces, design and curating of many art shows across Canada and abroad. As well, Graff has done numerous performances and media appearances for a wide variety of cultures.

With connections throughout the Canadian arts communities, media, advertising, and foreign cultural centers, he enjoys connecting people to create unique and powerful solutions.

In a time of cultural disconnect and increasing globalization, Tom Graff's work is known for being globally informed, but locally accessible, always an enriching and personalizing experience.

Environmentally aware, his services fill a much-needed niche. His work is instantly recognizable and much in demand. He looks forward to discussing how his services can create the best solution for your performance, general cultural, event, workshop, or exhibition needs.