Opening hours

Office Hours
Monday - Friday 10:00 - 17:00

We offer the Kunstkoop arrangement, buy art and pay in monthly terms. (by the Mondriaan Fund and ABNAMRO Bank).

Our new website

16/11 Welcome to our new website that we call 'Beta'. Because - as you will see - some functionalities are not ready yet, but the look of it is so fantastic that we asked Constant Brinkman (colibri.nl) who helped us to build this new digital home to "just put in on-line!".
Have a fantastic day! Esther & Hans

Dadara public intervention

31 October, 2018 @ 7 AM a 27 x 3 x 3 meter fence was placed around the 'iamsterdam monument' in front of the RijksMuseum. Now that most cultural free spaces are gone, artists should be free to start transforming public space into free space. 
#redreamyourcity  #iamdream

Post Brexit Commission

Sarah Maple was commissioned by Sky Arts and Storyvault films to make a new painting about identity in post Brexit Britain. The painting was exhibited at The Baltic in February 2019. The film about this work was broadcasted on Sky Arts  in ‘A Picture Of Britain’.

Sarah's work often draws on her own mixed background and in this piece, in the 1950s, her Grandfather travelled from India to work on the railways in a British colony in Kenya. In exchange he was granted a British passport.

Sarah Maple on BBC

'Not My Cup of Tea'
Sarah Maple's new exhibition, "Not My Cup of Tea", explores one of the big stories of 2016 and 2017 - Brexit. Her photographs combine the rhetoric of the 'Leave' campaign, with recognisable images to represent the United Kingdom. She spoke to Dan Damon about the work, and the uncertainties and questions about identity raised by Brexit.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05d1vkn
© (Image/Credit: England's Glory from Sarah Maple's Brexit series at the New Art Exchange in Nottingham)

 

Official dealership

As Ray Caesar's official representative since 2005 for the Netherlands and partly Northern Europe you can come to us for the most up-to-date availability of works. We also have information about the availability of works from his extensive ouevre. And of course you can also contact us for all questions related to this digital grandmaster from Toronto, Canada.

Claire Partington in Seattle Art Museum

DEC 7 2018 – DEC 6 2020
SEATTLE ART MUSEUM
Get a new perspective on SAM’s popular Porcelain Room through the site-specific work of contemporary British ceramic artist Claire Partington. Taking Tea features an installation referencing Baroque painting and European porcelain factories, as well as a panel mounted with fragments from 17th- and 18th-century shipwrecks. 

Her figures engaged in the act of “taking tea” give a human face to the European craze for Chinese porcelain on display in the Porcelain Room. Partington’s installation suggests the often unintentional consequences of the porcelain trade during the expansion of international shipping routes. The figures in the installation are steeped in the rarified luxury and high-end fashion these items once conveyed, but they also expose the degrading aspects of trade—the reality of precarious ocean voyages and human exploitation.