Between the Discursive and the Immersive
Curating Research in the 21st Century Art Museum

Between the Discursive and the Immersive

Stedelijk Studies Issue #4 – Spring 2016

Between the Discursive and the Immersive

June 27, 2016/by Nikolai

Between the Discursive and the Immersive – Editorial

By Marie Laurberg and Margriet Schavemaker

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

Discursive versus Immersive: The Museum is the Massage

By Mark Wigley

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

Visitor Voices Between the Discursive and the Immersive

By Helen Charman

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

Narrative Theories and Learning in Contemporary Art Museums: A Theoretical Exploration

By Emilie Sitzia

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

For Whom Do We Write Exhibitions? Towards a Museum as Commons

By Francesco Manacorda

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

Painting Into A Corner: The Pedagogic Agenda, the Immersive Mediation (and the Overdetermined Experience) of ‘Play Van Abbe 4’

By Angela Bartholomew

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

In the Making, of Objects, Artists, and Publics

By Sarah Ganz Blythe

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

To Touch and Be Touched

By Saara Hacklin

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

A Thought Never Unfolds in One Straight Line

By Christel Vesters

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

What’s in a Name? Questions for a New Monument

By Margrethe Troensegaard

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

Curating Education, Staging the CV: Learning at Former West

By Barbara Mahlknecht

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

Redistributing Knowledge and Practice in the Art Museum

By Victoria Walsh

June 9, 2016/by Nikolai

Black Mountain and Beyond – Research Practices between Universities and Museums

By Annette Jael Lehmann and Anna-Lena Werner

May 26, 2016/by Nikolai

Vestiges of 125,660 Specimens of Natural History

By Anna-Sophie Springer and Etienne Turpin

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Call for Research:Stedelijk  Studies Journal  nr. 13: “Museum-ing: Research in Practice”DEADLINE: September 5, 2022.Our call for research for issue 13 of the Stedelijk Studies Journal seeks out explorations of “Museum-ing”, wherein art-based research is an act or practice of being with the museum creatively.We direct this call to artists, theorists, curators, and scholars whose art-based practices of research address new and old ways of putting one’s work in conversation with the museum—the building, the phantasmatics of the institution, the potency and history of the artworks located therein.We look for submissions that think around and through the museum and propose “museum-ing” as a strategy to examine, prod, and speculate on the historical, present, and future interstices of knowledges and methodologies.What are the potentials for art-based research to transform the concept of “the Museum” into “museum-ing,” and what possibilities does this shift present?All accepted submissions are subject to scholarly or artistic peer review, and all contributors must be open to receive such feedback and work collaboratively toward a final version. As a way to open up the peer-reviewed process further we will compensate published submissions with a fee of € 400 (excl. VAT).IMAGE: @a_n_n_a_m_a_r_i_a__pinaka , “untitled” (part of series Thirsty Pig), 2022. Ink and watercolors.

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#Essay by Bart Krieger: Wake up and smell the coffee ☕️; El Dorado is right here in the Netherlands!📖 Read now at #stedelijkstudies #linkinbio#BlackManifesto – Toward #BlackEmancipation #BLM📸Image by Mascha Tielemans @mascha_t_#stedelijkmuseum #stedelijk #research

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May 25

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Race, Colonialism, and the Climate Crisis. What Artists and Designers Can Do.@ekoweshun interviewed by @amandapinatih#Race #Colonialism #ClimateCrisis #stedelijkstudies #stedelijkmuseum #research #linkinbio

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May 24

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🔎⚗️#ResearchLog: Exploring Our Backyard. An investigation of the Stedelijk’s environmentally sustainable building operations by Veronica León.🌍🔥 The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is not a bystander to what the UN is calling “the defining issue of our time”: the climate crisis. While there is no denying the impacts of the climate crisis – sea levels rising, the Arctic melting, coral reefs dying, oceans acidifying, and forests burning – there is still reason to hope for a better future.📸Image: @nikolaidesign#stedelijkstudies #stedelijkmuseum #research #linkinbio

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May 23

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IT’S OUR F***ING BACKYARD. Designing Material Futures.The #Stedelijk spotlights the greatest challenge of our time: the climate crisis. 🌏🔥 The exhibition IT’S OUR F***ING BACKYARD shows how makers and companies are choosing to make their contribution to solutions to the climate crisis.📸Image: Fernando Laposse, The Dog, 2019. Knotted sisal (agave plant). Courtesy of Odette Blum. Photo: @fernandolaposse#FernandoLaposse #AlbertaWhittle #stedelijk #stedelijkmuseum #stedelijkdesign #designexhibition #itsourfingbackyard #climatecrisis #linkinbio

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May 9

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Szine # 1 - now available in Dutch! 🇳🇱 Future Origins - Nancy Jouwe writes about the social environment in which the museum came to be and Yvette Mutumba together with Rein Wolfs discuss the future of the museum.
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