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Issue #11: Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam at 125 Years:

Twenty-First-Century Challenges for the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art and Design

  • Fig. 5: Ancestral spirit canoe or proa (wuramon), carved and painted by unrecorded artists, Asmat People, Southwest Papua, before 1956, wood, pigment, ca. 1142 x 121 x 128 cm, on loan from the Tropenmuseum, installed in the former restaurant and library of the Stedelijk Museum, seen at the far left of this photograph. Photo: Stedelijk Museum, 1960s.
    Photo: Stedelijk Museum, 1960s
    Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam at 125 Years – Editorial
  • After(-)Images: Problematizing Collections of Early Documentary Photography in the Art Museum
    Photographer: Tomek Dersu Aaron
    After(-)Images: Problematizing Collections of Early Documentary Photography in the Art Museum
  • Space, Movement, and Body: Marlow Moss
    Photography: Peter Tijhuis
    Space, Movement, and Body: Marlow Moss
  • Revisiting Wim Beeren’s European Utopia: Wanderlieder Thirty Years Later
    Photo: Stedelijk Museum
    Revisiting Wim Beeren’s European Utopia: Wanderlieder Thirty Years Laterby Joanna Mardal
  • [Re]collection, [De]collection, and the People Curatorial Calibrating the preservation of memory and the dialectics of loss in the Palestinian Museum
    Photo: Stedelijk Museum
    (Re)collection, (De)collection, and the People Curatorialby Ali T. As’ad
  • Exhibition Surinamese School
    Exhibition design for the exhibition Surinamese School
    Exhibiting Surinamese Histories of Art: Curatorial Approaches Towards Diversity
  • Fig. 1. The Salon in Migrant Artists in Paris at the Stedelijk. Photograph by the author, October 27, 2019.
    Photograph by Najiba Yasmin
    In All Fairness: An Exploration of Ethical Collaborative Practices
  • From Fiction to Knowledge Unveiling histories in contemporary cultural institutions
    The National Archives UK, Colonial Office photographic collection (CO 1069/34)
    From Fiction to Knowledge
  • Fig. 2. Storage room of the Stedelijk Museum Library. Photo: Fabian Landewee
    Photo: Fabian Landewee
    Reading as Sculpture: A new layer for the library in ruins

Issue #10: Imagining the Future of Digital Archives and Collections

For issue 10 of Stedelijk Studies a video and various video stills by Rosa Menkman were created.

  • Digital Archives and Collections
    Rosa Menkman, It Takes More than the Past to Understand and Build the Archive, 2020.
    Video still.

Issue #9: Modernism in Migration

  • Pınar Öğrenci, A Gentle Breeze Passed Over Us (still), 2017. Courtesy of the artist.
    Front Cover, Homepage
  • Modernism in Migration: Relocating Artists, Objects, and Ideas, 1910–1970
    The Motorshiff St. Louis in 1939. Photographer unknown.
    Editorial

Issue #8: Towards a Museum of Mutuality

  • Luca Penning, from the series On cubes and meandering through fractured space, 2018–19.
    Front Cover, Homepage
  • Luca Penning, from the series On cubes and meandering through fractured space, 2018–19.
    Luca Penning, from the series On cubes and meandering through fractured space, 2018–19.
    Editorial

Issue #7: Lose Yourself!

  • Issue #07 – Lose Yourself!
    Dora Lionstone, Exit No. 1, 2018.
    Front Cover, Homepage
  • Dora Lionstone, Exit No. 2, 2018.
    Editorial

Issue #6: The Borders of Europe

  • Thomas Bellinck, Simple as ABC #2: Keep Calm & Validate, 2017, photo: Laura Van Severen.
    Front Cover, Homepage
  • The Borders of Europe
    Thomas Bellinck, Domo de Eŭropa Historio en Ekzilo (House of European History in Exile), 2013, photo: Danny Willems.
    Editorial

Issue #5: Curating the Collection

  • Sarah Westphal, Timpano, Wallraf-Richartz-Museum, Cologne (Germany), 2013–14.
    Front Cover, Homepage
  • Stedelijk Studies issue #5: Curating the Collection
    Sarah Westphal, Palimpsest, Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent (Belgium), 2011.
    Editorial
  • Stedelijk Studies Issue #5: Curating the Collection
    Sarah Westphal, Palimpsest, Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent (Belgium), 2011.
    Roundtable

Issue #4: Between the Discursive and the Immersive

  • Stedelijk Studies Issue #4: Between the Discursive and the Immersive
    Lisa Sudhibhasilp, Masks, casts and interactions, 2014.
    Front Cover, Homepage
  • Lisa Sudhibhasilp, Masks, casts and interactions, 2014.
    Author Guidelines page
  • Lisa Sudhibhasilp, Masks, casts and interactions, 2014.
    About Stedelijk Studies page

Issue #3: The Place of Performance

  • Cally Spooner, And You Were Wonderful On Stage, 2013, photo: Ernst van Deursen.
    Front Cover, Homepage
  • Courtesy of Jungmin Lee
    Author Guidelines page
  • Courtesy of Jungmin Lee
    About Stedelijk Studies page

Issue #2: Exhibition History

  • Courtesy of Jungmin Lee
    Front Cover, Homepage
  • Exhibition History
    Courtesy of Jungmin Lee
    Editorial

Issue #1: Collecting Geographies

  • Collecting Geographies
    Courtesy of Amelie-Antoinette Tegtmeyer
    Editorial

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