All publications from the category Research Logs

Exploring Our Backyard - An investigation of the Stedelijk’s environmentally sustainable building operations

Exploring Our Backyard

It’s our F-ing Backyard, It’s our F-ing Backyard - Part 1, Research Logs

By Veronica León

Ekow Eshun interviewed by Amanda Pinatih

Race, Colonialism, and the Climate Crisis

Conversations, It’s our F-ing Backyard, It’s our F-ing Backyard - Part 1, Research Logs

What Artists and Designers Can Do. Ekow Eshun interviewed by Amanda Pinatih

In a get-together recorded as a podcast (with video) in the new collection presentation of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, renowned cultural theorist Mieke Bal took part in a conversation about interdisciplinary research on the basis of the concepts of narratology, migratory aesthetics, and politics versus the political.

Looking at Art through Cultural Analysis: Mieke Bal

Conversations, Here for Now, Then and There, Research Logs

by Britte Sloothaak

Made in Harrania?

Made in Harrania?

Let Textiles Talk, Research Logs

by Amanda Pinatih

This still from IOU 4 USA depicts a square charcoal drawing held up by two hands. The drawing is of a frame from The Simpsons and shows an IOU note in Homer’s hands. The note reads: “DEAR USA I.O.U. LESS KANDERS SIGNED USA”.

Christine Sun Kim, IOU 4 USA, 2021

Research Logs, Sketches for the Future

by Fabienne Chiang

Pablo Picasso giving a drawing lesson to his children Paloma and Claude, and two friends. Photograph by Rene Burri / Magnum.

Rene Burri / Magnum.

Picasso and the Art of Children

Let Textiles Talk, Research Logs

by Amélie Martelle

A square, pale yellow sheet of paper rests on a white surface. A hand appears left of the sheet, as though about to turn it over. The light brown text at the top of the sheet reads: “#2 Learn a poem by heart. Go to a place where you can look through a window and recite it to yourself at the beginning and end of your workday. Repeat for at least 5 days.”

Sander Breure & Witte van Hulzen, 12 interventions for the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Research Logs, Sketches for the Future

by Danica Pinteric

Inside an empty, patinaed building, two performers are shown on the floor. The performer lies on their back, and the performer on the right is sitting in an upright position, cradling the other performer in their arms.

Michele Rizzo, Rest, 2021

Research Logs, Sketches for the Future

by Danica Pinteric

An interview with Ali Selim

An interview with Ali Selim

Conversations, Let Textiles Talk, Research Logs

Log #6 by Amélie Martelle

Visitors of the Wissa Wassef Centre

Visitors of the Wissa Wassef Centre

Let Textiles Talk, Research Logs

Log #5 by Amélie Martelle

Diving into the Stadsarchiefs Amsterdam

Diving into the Stadsarchief Amsterdam

Let Textiles Talk, Research Logs

Log #4 by Amélie Martelle

Serendipity

Serendipity

Let Textiles Talk, Research Logs

Log #3 by Amanda Pinatih

Checking the tapestries in the depot

The tapestries IRL

Let Textiles Talk, Research Logs

Log #2 by Amanda Pinatih

Meeting the Collection

Let Textiles Talk, Research Logs

Log #1 by Amanda Pinatih

HITO STEYERL I WILL SURVIVE Tentoonstelling — 29 jan t/m 12 jun 2022

In the artist’s words: Barricade

Tomorrow is a different day, Research Logs

by Esiri Erheriene-Essi

The dream of a 1000 shipwrecks 01

In the artist’s words: The dream of a 1000 shipwrecks

Tomorrow is a different day, Research Logs

by Patricia Kaersenhout

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