IACCCA - International Association of Corporate Collections of Contemporary Art

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International Association of Corporate Collections of Contemporary Art Action IACCCA brings together the curators of corporate collections from around the world in order to reflect on the future and the responsibilities of corporate collections with a view to fostering adequate and innovative practices in a constantly changing environment. In brief A non profit organisation created in 2007 by and for professional corporate curators. – A unique network of more than 55 members who represent the best of the corporate collections of the contemporary art community. – Twice a year IACCCA's meeting gather the experts from 19 countries around a theme chosen by the corporate art curators. – The challenge corporate collections face worldwide. IACCCA activities IACCCA brings together the curators of corporate art collections in order to reflect on the specificities of individual collections. Several times a year collection curator will invite IACCCA members to attend a meeting. Held in different cities, these meetings give curators the opportunity to exchange views and share expertise and knowledge. They also have an opportunity to discuss the future and the responsibilities of corporate collections with a view to developing innovative solutions in a constantly changing environment. Meetings Since 2007, IACCCA members have taken turns to host the annual meetings at their premises. There are two general meetings per year, each lasting between one and three days. The first meeting takes place in the spring: a General Assembly is followed by a rich cultural programme, combining site visits to other corporate collections and to local artistic venues. The second annual meeting, scheduled for autumn, includes a workshop, a symposium or a conference on a given topic of common interest to all members. During the meeting, IACCCA members share expertise and best practice, both in formal and in informal ways. Collection visits 2019 National Bank of Belgium, Belfius & Lhoist Collections, Brussels 2018 Deutsche Bank, Berlin Helvetia, Roche & Novartis Art Collections, Basel 2017 Collection Société Générale, Neuflize OBC, HSBC collection Prix pour la Photographie, Paris Deutsche Bank Collection, UBS Collection, Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation, Fidelity International, London 2016 Arendt & Art, Deutsche Bank, European Investment Bank, Luxembourg 2015 Lhoist Group Collection, Proximus Art Collection, ING Belgium Collection, Brussels Statoil, Oslo 2014 Pictet & Cie SA, Geneva Bergé & Cia, CaixaForum, Banco santander, Fundación Mapfe, Madrid 2013 Borusan, SALT, Barut Collection, Elgiz Contemporary Art Museum, Saki Sabamci Museum, Istanbul Deutsche Bank, DZ BANK AG, Deutsche Börse, Frankfurt 2012 Erste Foundation, EVN, Generali Foundation, Verbund, Vienna Dexia, Brussels CaixaForum, Bergé & Cia, Fundacion Banco Santander, Fundación ICO, Madrid 2011 Statoil, Simmons and Simmons, London Nationale Suisse, Basel CaixaForum, Barcelona Unicredit, Bologna Rabo real Estate, Rotterdam 2010 Neuflize Vie, Paris Lhoist, Belgacom, Brussels Banco Espirito Santo, EOP, Caixa General de Depositos, Lisbon 2009 DZ BANK AG, Berlin 2008 Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, Paris

Cursos organizados por IACCCA - International Association of Corporate Collections of Contemporary Art

3rd International Symposium IACCCA: Art in the Time of Ecological Disruption

Congreso en Madrid, España