R.S.O.L.

Room for the Study Of Loneliness : space for contemporary art
NL
options for donations:
  • ask for the bank number via the button below and make a bank transfer *
  • make an anonymous donation in the donation box in R.S.O.L, or use the donation QR-codes there *
  • throw a donation envelope through the R.S.O.L. letterbox *
  • deliver your donation in person at R.S.O.L. *
  • use the donation button below and make a donation using PayPal *
(Other than when making a bank transfer (the first option for donations, here above), using PayPal involves costs for R.S.O.L. It is possible to include these fees in your donation.)
With a donation, you support the making of high-quality presentations of contemporary and autonomous art. R.S.O.L. is funded entirely from its own resources, proceeds and donations from individuals, companies and artists according to not-for-profit principles.
* It is possible to earmark your donation by stating with your donation which R.S.O.L. presentation you want to support. In that case, your donation will be used entirely for that specific presentation and will therefore be directly beneficial to the artists involved. Donations without earmarks are used to cover unspecified, running expenses according to not-for-profit principles.
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R.S.O.L. runs on the professional dedication of artists and other art professionals - and on the commitment of art lovers and art collectors.

Express your personal commitment and dedication by:
  • participating in R.S.O.L.;
  • telling others about R.S.O.L.;
  • supporting R.S.O.L. financially
Every donation, great and small, is significant. Donors who contribute €300 or more receive a 3% discount on the acquisition of a work of art for one year. Donors who contribute €600 or more receive a 6% discount. Donations of over €1000 get a 12% discount on the acquisition of works of art for a year. In this way, it becomes possible to quickly acquire a high-quality collection of works by relevant artists.

R.S.O.L. is keen to collaborate and also receives gifts in kind. If desired, naming in communications is possible.
 take art back to art itself