De Nederlandsche Bank Art Collection

Thomas Houseago, Untitled, 2000/ Thomas Houseago, Bended figure, 1996/ Tadaaki Narita, Mr. Yokoi, 2002

Marlene Dumas, The face of the painter, 1987/ Matthew Monahan, Leatherneck, 1998/ Rob Birza, Shifting Systems IV, 2011/ Ge-Karel van der Sterren, Untitled, 2006/ Matthew Monahan, The Witness, 2011

Navid Nuur, Recaptured from the Collective, 2006/ Erik van Lieshout, Untitled, 2004/ Sarah van Sonsbeeck, Untitled, 2013/ Sarah van Sonsbeeck, Mistakes I've made, 2013

Roxy Paine, Scumak M26, M8 and M5, 2003/ Yesim Akdeniz Graf, Untitled, 2004/ Willem Heesen, 24 blades of grass growing out of concrete, 1994

About the collection

Exhibition public space:

Temporary closed due to the renovation of the premises:

Art Gallery De Nederlandsche Bank
Westeinde 1,
Amsterdam

Opening days: will be opened in 2023

The exhibitions will open to the public.

Website:
www.dnb.nl

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Launch year:
1982

Number of artworks:
1100

Artistic domain:

Painting, sculpture, glass objects, ceramics, photography, graphic arts and digital art forms of (inter)national contemporary art with focus on: “young”, “innovative”, “contemporary”, “experimental”, “highly expressive”, “encompassing all media”.

Status of collection:
International

Commission program / Site-specific order(s) :

Commission program:
Ossip Zadkine, Jules Chapon, Peter Struycken, Carel Visser, Thomas Houseago, Sarah van Sonsbeeck, Sander Breure & Witte van Hulsen.

Exhibitions (canceled till the end of 2023) rotate every six weeks. They are sale exhibitions which often showcase artwork by young (inter)national artists.

Thus DNB offers young and talented artists a stage for their current work. But also work by established (inter)national artists is shown.

Prize(s):

No.

De Nederlandsche Bank, The Netherlands

Launch year:
1814

International presence:
No

Profile of the company:
Central Bank which seeks to safeguard financial stability and thus contributes to sustainable prosperity in the Netherlands.

Annual revenue:
Not disclosed

Number of employees:
2000

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About the collection

Exhibition public space:

Prize(s):

De Nederlandsche Bank, The Netherlands