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Center for Visual Arts (CBK) Rotterdam has been a General Benefit Institution (ANBI) since 2014 and complies with the list of data below with the digital publication obligation associated with this status.
Official name
Foundation for Visual Arts
RSIN: 815038926
Contact details
Eendrachtsstraat 10
3012 XL Rotterdam
Goal
CBK Rotterdam aims to strengthen the cultural climate in Rotterdam by playing an active role in the combination of production, presentation, demand and marketing of products and services in the field of visual culture, and in particular the visual arts, and to make this accessible to the widest possible audience in the broad sense.
Main points of the policy plan
CBK Rotterdam is the central point for art, artists and the public in Rotterdam. With exhibitions, local and international art in public spaces, projects, commissions, support and investment schemes, it brings the visual arts, the city, artists and the public into contact with each other. In this way, CBK Rotterdam stimulates, presents, protects, supports and underlines the artistic climate and the vital role of artists and visual arts for and in the city of Rotterdam. It does this as a reliable partner, as an expert counselor and advisor and as an innovative entrepreneur through three coherent programs:
Art Office: Support visual artists with regard to professional practice and entrepreneurship
Public Space Collection: vision and care for the Rotterdam Public Space Collection (including BKOR and Sculpture International Rotterdam)
Presentations: Exhibitions and activities in the TENT exhibition stage.
Annual report
Annual overview 2019
Annual overview 2018
Annual overview 2017
Annual overview 2016
Annual overview 2015
Facts, Figures & Stories 2014
Facts & figures 2013
Financial responsibility
2019 summary financial statements
2018 summary financial statements
2017 summary financial statements
2016 summary financial statements
2015 summary financial statements
2014 summary financial statements
2013 summary financial statements
Driver composition
Managing Director: Mr O. Lucas
Supervisory Board
Tineke Bahlmann chairman
Karin Arink
Irene Pronk
Erica van Engel
Ghasem Nosratic
The members of the Supervisory Board receive a reimbursement of € 1.000 per year including travel expenses.
Remuneration policy
The permanent employees of CBK Rotterdam including the director-director are paid according to the municipal remuneration rules (CAR-UWO).
Governance Code Culture
We subscribe to the Governance Code Culture.
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