Last week, we at Kortmann had the pleasure of hosting a special client day, with “Green” as the central theme. This event gave us the opportunity to reflect on sustainability together with our clients and explore how we can grow in this area as partners.
On October 22, the Deputy Mayor of Culture, Diana van Loenen, Director of the Frans Hals Museum, Lidewij de Koekkoek, and Frans Kortmann signed the lease for the new storage and restoration facility for the Frans Hals Museum. This marks the end of the museum’s critical storage situation, ensuring that the world-renowned (municipal) collection is housed according to the latest museum standards.
At Kortmann, we have been committed to sustainability and creating a future-proof work environment for many years. We are proud to announce that our building has recently been awarded the prestigious Energy Label A+++++! This is the highest possible energy rating and confirms our commitment to operating in the most environmentally friendly way possible.
Introducing ARCA, the epitome of security and sustainability in the realm of art transportation. Hasenkamp’s cutting-edge innovation, ARCA, is meticulously designed to protect with a focus on both security and environmental
consciousness.
At Kortmann, we are proud to share that we have received the ICEFAT Audit Seal. As a member of the International Convention of Exhibition and Fine Art Transporters (ICEFAT), we remain committed to the highest standards in art logistics.
In the intricate landscape of the art world, where creativity knows no bounds, navigating the complexities of customs procedures can often seem like a daunting task.
Behind the scenes of the TEFAF art fair, where every brushstroke and artwork shines, there is an indispensable force responsible for the setup of various booths for different gallery owners: Kortmann, the art transporter who, like an invisible director, makes the magic on the fairground possible.
Behind the scenes of the TEFAF art fair, where every brushstroke and artwork shines, there is an indispensable force responsible for the setup of various booths for different gallery owners: Kortmann, the art transporter who, like an invisible director, makes the magic on the fairground possible.
Last week, Kortmann played a crucial role in safely transporting two valuable artworks by the renowned seventeenth-century master Frans Hals to the prestigious Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. One of these masterpieces was Hals’ first militia painting, the iconic “Banquet of the Officers of the St. George Civic Guard” from 1616.
