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About CODART membership

Who can become a member of CODART?

Full membership is available to individuals who are in charge of collections with art from the Low Countries that are open to the public. Associate membership may be given to assistant curators, curators of private collections with a public function, or art historians with significant ties to such collections. For more information see join CODART

I am a curator of a museum collection of art from the Low Countries. How can I become a member?

Send us an with your name, institution, function and an indication of the Dutch and Flemish holdings in your museum. Your request will be presented to a committee of members. If the committee decides that your position and the significance of your collection qualify you for full or associate membership, you will be asked to fill in a simple form.

What are the membership benefits?

  • Contact with colleague curators in hundreds of museums worldwide.
  • Right to attend the annual congresses.
  • Opportunity to apply for participation in the annual study trip.
  • Subscription to the bi-annual CODART Courant.
  • Subscription to e-mail notification services and members forum (under construction).
  • Page on www.codart.nl, including space for your list of publications on Dutch and Flemish art.

What are the membership dues?

There is no charge for membership, but CODART asks its members for a voluntary contribution of 50 euros (plus bank costs in some cases). See the voluntary contributions page.

I am a member. How can I pay my voluntary contribution?

See the voluntary contributions page.

I am a member. How can I have my personal information updated on this website?

Write us an .

Can a museum become a member of CODART?

As a museum, you can be listed on the CODART directory of museums with Dutch and Flemish art on this website if you care for a collection with a significant share of paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures and/or applied arts originating in the Low Countries. Although CODART is not restricted to “old” art, in practice it focuses on art from the 14th to the 19th centuries. This follows the profile of most museum collections, which have galleries and specialized curators for Dutch and Flemish art of this period but not for later ones. As a museum with CODART members on staff you can also pay a voluntary contribution to CODART. Museums supporting CODART with 1.000 euro or more will be mentioned as Maecenas on the CODART website and in the Courant. See CODART Friends.

Can one become affiliated to CODART without being a full or associate member?

In 2006 a foundation called Friends of CODART was begun. Any individual or institution who is interested in CODART and would like to support our work can become a friend, donor, Maecenas, secret admirer or corporate sponsor. Check the next questions or see the webpage CODART Friends.