Gallery
Houthoff Buruma
- Steven Aalders
- Annelise Coste
- Ger van Elk
- Ronald de Bloeme
- Vika Mitrichenka
- Annelise Coste
- Joana Schneider
- Natacha Mankowski
- Jeroen Jongeleen
- Heringa van Kalsbeek
Houthoff Buruma — Steven Aalders
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Ultima thule VI, 2004
oil on linnen
80 x 80 cm -
Flydragon, 2004
airbrush on paper
175 x 125 cm -
Western Stylemasters, 1991
serigraphy on photoprint
115 x 90 cm -
Shopping, 2005
matt and gloss lacquer on cotton
220 x 350 cm -
Vika Mitrichenka, Z.t, 2006
installation, porcelain
afmetingen variabel -
What to do, 2005
airbrush and paint on paper
155 x 125 cm -
Komodo dragon
Touw en garen
185 cm x 155 cm -
Peeled black
Gemengde technieken
170 cm x 110 cm x 4 cm -
Het Wilde Weten
HD video
10 min. 52 sec. -
keramiek, textiel, porselein, hars en touw
80 x 84 x 40
Houthoff Buruma Art Collection
info
Houthoff Buruma is a long-established Netherlands based law firm with over 250 lawyers worldwide. The firm's lawyers in each practice area and across its offices work collaboratively to help clients assess new opportunities and manage risk in a redefined marketplace. As the fabric of the global economic environment unravelled, Houthoff Buruma partnered with clients to respond to unprecedented circumstances with innovative solutions and sound legal judgement. Houthoff Buruma has a vision on economic growth that is productive, sustainable and inclusive.
The Houthoff Buruma art collection consists of contemporary art, national and international, with paintings, works on paper, sculptures, installations, graphic art and photography of Pieter Laurens Mol, Ger van Elk, Roger Raveel, Carel Visser and other artists. A younger generation is also represented, including artists like Roderick Hietbrink, Ronald de Bloeme, Vika Mitrichenka, Annelise Coste, Heringa van Kalsbeek and Sylvie Zijlmans.
Artpolicy
The idea behind the collection in the ITO Tower at the Zuidas business district and in the office at Weena in Rotterdam was to provide the firm's employees and visitors with an inspiring (working) environment. Currently the art policy is aimed at the management and conservation of a carefully composed collection. An external art adviser, Joannette Wegener Sleeswijk-Balvert, assists Houthoff Buruma with its art policy and she is also the contact person for the Houthoff Buruma art collection.
History
When Houthoff Buruma moved into the new head office at the Amsterdam Zuidas in 2005, the art collection was re-evaluated. To that end a special art committee was set up and they formulated the starting points for the current art collection.