Art and culture can change the way people think, feel and behave. When set in the context of international relations, this is often talked about as Cultural Diplomacy or Soft Power. This enquiry explores how art and culture are deployed by diplomats to influence the thoughts, feelings and behaviours of others in the negotiations that take place at the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG). It is a study of how diplomats use art and culture in the service of Soft Power. It presents findings and insights that explain how and why Permanent Missions at UNOG use a variety of cultural forms to improve the standing of their countries, to enhance the quality of debate and to build alliances.