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Our autumn shop-window is dedicated to the enchanting prints by artist Henrik Hey from Utrecht. Get acquainted with his style by looking at 'Boogiewoogie', a reflection of the newly built city hall of Utrecht in the fully glass Rabobank building; feet peeping out of snow, or is it Dick Bruna’s Miffy? And last but not least: the famous Rietveld Schröder House, of which one of Heys prints has been handed to the Dutch Embassy in Japan. Not surprisingly, since Henrik Hey exclusively works in Mokuhanga, a centuries old Japanese woodblock printing technique. Pure handcraft it is. Even making prints is done by hand, without printing press. The editions are limited to a maximum of fifteen signed and numbered prints. These exclusive artwork series,full of tiny details that you'll only discover when you look intently, are piece by piece of utmost quality and exceptional beauty. Please feel free to visit our store to take a closer look at them.

The shop-window at Catch changes frequently. You'll find the current and earlier shop-windows here. View our web-shop, or visit our store and we present you the products in which you are interested in.

The largest sport event in the world starts in 2015 in Utrecht. In July the whole of Utrecht will turn yellow for the Tour de France. In our shop window we have art and posters related to the Tour and road bicycle racing by artists like Jeroen Hermkens, Jurjen Bertens, Thelma Parsons and Menno Anker. We also have posters and postcards of vintage black and white Tour photos. Of course we have a lot more memorabilia of the Tour in our shop. In the run up to the Tour we will update the shop window.

Did you see anything interesting in our shop windows while passing by? The shop windows at Catch change frequently. Here you can find the current and former shop windows. Have a look in our webshop, at the related specials on your right hand side or visit our store and we can show you the products that caught your interest.