LONDON.- London’s Canary Wharf has won the Christie’s award for best corporate art collections and programs handed out at the 2010 International Art & Work Awards in Barcelona on Thursday. The prize, which focuses on the last three years, recognized what the judges called Canary Wharf Group’s “sophisticated approach to integrating art into the landscaping and the buildings on their shopping and business district in London.” George Iacobescu, chief executive of CWG added: “We are very pleased our efforts to bring character, culture and color to a previously derelict part of London have been recognized as among the world’s best.” Canary Wharf, now a major financial district in London, is home to over 90,000 workers and features around 60 permanent art works by 45 artists in public spaces. Also shortlisted for the Christie’s award were Banca Monte dei Paschi