CODARTfocus meetings are carefully prepared expert meetings, organized in the context of exhibitions or research projects and on the initiative of a museum with a significant collection of Dutch and Flemish art. They offer the hosting curators the opportunity to present their research and pose questions to a select group of specialized colleagues. CODARTfocus meetings provide an opportunity for members to share their experiences and knowledge and to build and maintain their professional network.

Past CODARTfocus meetings

2025

• Washington & Baltimore (6-8 October 2025)
• Leeuwarden (14-15 September 2025)
• Quellinus (Amsterdam, 4 September 2025)
• Munich (9-10 February 2025)
• Look Again – The Met’s Reinstalled European Painting Galleries (online, 30 January 2025)

2024

• Van Heemskerck (Haarlem and Alkmaar, 25 November 2024)
• Online Attribution Session – Drawings from Schwerin (online, 12 November 2024)
• Dutch and Flemish Encounters with the Islamic World (online, 25 July 2024)
• Bruegel to Rubens (online, 7 May 2024)
• Van Eyck (Paris, 16 April 2024)
• Frans Hals (Amsterdam, 11 March 2024)

2023

• Antwerp (27 November 2023)
• Paris (9-10 September 2023)
• Hugo van der Goes (Berlin, 8 May 2023)

2022

• The Tudors (online, 1 December 2022)
• Leuven (9 November 2022)
• A Virtual Visit to the CNA in Boston (online, 22 March 2022)

2021

• Aachen (13 September 2021)
• Slavery exhibition at the Rijksmuseum (online, 20 April 2021)

2020

• Royal Blue and Delft Silver (online, 9 December 2020)
• HERE. Black in Rembrandt’s Time (online, 2 December 2020)
• Helmond (9 March 2020)

2019

• Delft (28 October 2019)
• Bernard van Orley (Brussels, 18 March 2019)

2018

• Oudenaarde and Brussels (2-3 December 2018)
• Edinburgh (14-16 October 2018)
• Mechelen (22 and 23 May 2018)
• Jean Fouquet: The Melun Diptych (Berlin, 8 January 2018)

2017

• Amsterdam (22-24 October 2017)

2016

• Dresden (13-14 November 2016)
• Jheronimus Bosch (‘s-Hertogenbosch, 13-14 March 2016)

2015

• Den Haag (30-31 August 2015)

2014

• Budapest (26-27 October 2014)

2013

• Utrecht (28 January 2013)
• Dulwich (1-3 December 2013)

2012

• Prague (14 May 2012)

2011

• Antwerp (10 October 2011)
• Dordrecht and Leiden (9 May 2011)

2010

• Musea Brugge (Bruges, 8 November 2010)