HOA's institutional collection is a living archive that captures the breadth and depth of contemporary artistic expression. This permanent collection includes three distinct categories: artists who have collaborated closely with HOA throughout its history, those who embody the essence of today’s contemporary expression, and established artists whose works anchor the collection with significant contributions to the arts.

In a nonprofit organization, an art collection plays a crucial role, not only as a cultural asset but as a historical document that preserves the voices and visions of each generation. Through this lens, HOA’s collection serves as both a witness and a guardian of creative diversity, particularly focusing on the legacy of marginalized artists whose work might otherwise be underrepresented. In this way, collecting becomes an act of memory-making, a means to ensure the longevity of these artists' contributions to art history and to maintain their influence for future audiences.

This collection is shaped by a keen vision that brings together works and artists who are the talents of today and the icons of tomorrow. Through a careful selection process, HOA curates pieces that not only reflect the current pulse of contemporary art but also forecast the enduring influence of emerging voices. This approach allows the collection to serve as both a mirror of the present and a beacon for the future, honoring artists whose work promises to leave a lasting impact on cultural landscapes for generations to come.

HOA will soon provide updated profiles and in-depth details on the artists represented in its collection, offering insight into the narratives and significance of each contributor within this dynamic cultural repository.

Rafaela Kennedy. Dandara, 2020. Digital print with mineral pigment on cotton paper.

70 x 105 cm [27 1/2 x 41 3/8 in.]