Organisation

The Groninger Museum is extrovert, quirky and colourful. Its high-quality collections and presentations constitute the foundations upon which the connections between visitors and the museum and visitors amongst themselves are strengthened. The Groninger Museum therefore aims to amaze an audience as broad as possible, prompt to form an opinion, and invite frequent and diverse use.

The Board of Trustees of the Stichting Groninger Museum voor Stad en Lande (Groninger City and Country Museum Foundation) consists of the following individuals:

Mr Jacques Wallage (chair, audit committee and remuneration committee)

Additional positions:

- Board member of Youth Smoking Prevention

- Visiting professor University of Groningen

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Ms Cathy Jager (superintendent)

Head of the office of collections and exhibitions, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Additional position:

- Member, board of trustees, Museum Speelklok (Musical Clock Museum), Utrecht

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Mr Koen Perik (chair audit committee)

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Mr Sander Prinsen (member, remuneration committee)

Move Fast Ventures

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Prof. dr. Elmer Sterken (member, audit committee)

Professor of monetary economics, University of Groningen;

Special advisor to the board, University of Groningen

Additional positions:

- Chair of the supervisory board of the University of Humanistic Studies

- Chair of the board of QANU

- Chair of the board of the Socrates foundation.

- Secretary/treasurer of the Nicolaas Mulerius Foundation

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Ms Charlotte Wekker (superintendent)

Lecturer in social studies, Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen

Strategic policy advisor on inclusion and diversity to the Board of Hanze University of Applied Sciences

Counselor municipality Westerkwartier

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Remuneration policy

The offices of the chair and members of the Board of Trustees are unpaid positions. The chair and members receive a compensation for expenses incurred.

Management salaries are in proportion to the size of the organisation and the nature of the duties. The Groninger Museum adheres to the collective labour agreement for museums.

The Groninger Museum’s exhibition programme is devised and confirmed by the museum’s curatorial team and is based solely on invitations. The exhibition programme is planned up to approximately two years in advance.

The museum’s curatorial team follows actively both the Dutch and the international contemporary art field, but we do also accept exhibition and project proposals, which can be sent to Fabiola Bierhoff (exhibitions coordinator) at the following email address: fbierhoff@groningermuseum.nl. Your proposal should identify and provide a rationale for the exhibition concept or theme (1 page) and at most 6 images (.jpeg, 300 dpi, max 1 MB). For video art works, we ask you to include a link to the video file.

Since our exhibition programme is by invitation only, we do not give feedback on proposals sent to us. If your proposal has been successful, the museum’s curatorial team will contact you directly.

The Groninger Museum is happy to make the more than 60,000 objects from the collection available on loan to domestic and foreign (museum) institutions. We believe it is very important that the collection is not only preserved, but also displayed, so that it remains the subject of discussion, interpretation and awareness. It is our aim that as many people as possible can come into contact with our collection.

Request a loan? Follow the loan procedure to make the application as efficient as possible.

Download loan procedure.

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