HENI works with world-leading artists and estates across various sectors including print-making, releases of original artworks, book publishing, films, exhibitions, news and research.

The HENI Digital team includes marketing specialists, digital content producers, art historians and data scientists. Working on long term goals, specific projects or launches, HENI Digital can develop and implement a digital marketing strategy that suits. With a strong understanding of arts audiences, HENI Digital places an emphasis on making content that's easy for users to navigate and delivers on your objectives.

HENI works with leading artists to bring to life exhibitions across different mediums and locations. Past exhibitions include Where the Land Meets the Sea by Damien Hirst at Phillips London, A Great Light by Brian Clarke at Newport Street Gallery and Paper Veils by Damien Hirst at the HENI Gallery in Soho, London.

Visit the HENI Gallery in Soho, London, to see the latest HENI prints and exhibitions. Admission to the gallery is free, with no appointment required.

HENI Leviathan is an online marketplace for collectors to buy and sell art. A wide range of mediums is available, including prints, paintings, drawings and stained glass. It is also possible to purchase the bespoke The Currency Frame through HENI Leviathan.

HENI NFT is pushing the boundaries of digital and physical art by developing pioneering NFT projects. Projects include the NFT drops of Damien Hirst such as The Currency which is a social experiment in value, a new type of art ownership using the proprietary NFT Deeds for The Empresses, and the artist’s first generative project called The Beautiful Paintings.

HENI Primary enables artists to release original works of art on a dedicated digital platform, transforming the fine art experience and bringing it online. The platform broadens the scope of the primary sale of original artworks, which have traditionally been handled exclusively by galleries and artists' studios.

HENI Talks is dedicated to sharing insights about art history on film from leading artists, curators and academics. This growing catalogue of short films aims to open art to the wider public and create a platform through which everyone can learn about art history and can discuss, comment, enjoy and engage with it. The HENI Talks mission is to inspire people with the power of art and give them access to a broad range of expert speakers. HENI Talks works closely with a wide range of museums and galleries to film on location and highlight the stories in their collections.