Broersma Arthouse March 28/29, 2026
On March 28 and 29, 2026, Broersma organized a Broersma Arthouse at Van Eeghenlaan 28 in Amsterdam. During this two-day event, a unique group of artists was brought together in a distinctive home where art and architecture converge. The participating artists were brought together for this occasion by artist Robbert de Goede, who is also represented in the exhibition with his own work. Visitors have the opportunity to experience the art in an intimate, home-like setting. This creates an inspiring encounter between art, space, and the public.
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Art in motion
Among other things, we supported This Art Fair, a vibrant fair in Amsterdam-Noord where emerging artists present their work themselves. Here, it's not about established names, but about innovation, individuality, and courage.
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We also find special initiatives such as De Nieuwe Vernissage inspiring. Artscout Cécé Cohen brought together young artists under the age of 25 with art lovers over the age of 50: two generations that stimulate and surprise each other in a unique location in Amsterdam-Zuid.
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Art in the home
For special real estate projects, buildings with history and allure, we ask artists to temporarily exhibit their work in interiors that enhance the experience. This way, art not only gets a place, but also an audience: residents, visitors, and enthusiasts who appreciate beauty. For example, we gave Megan from Motel Bodega the space to exhibit her quilted artworks in a redevelopment project in Amsterdam Zuid.
New collaboration
We recently entered into a partnership with KloppArt, Nicolien Kloppert's gallery. She has an impressive collection of lithographs by Matisse, Picasso, and Van Dongen, and offers personal advice on how to best showcase them in an interior. Her collection will soon have its own space at Broersma Arthouse, where art and living come together once again.
Art brings color, nuance, and humanity to our living environment. At Broersma Arthouse, we want to share that feeling—in our buildings, our city, and hopefully also in the homes of our readers.
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