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Formafantasma – Oltre Terra, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, 2025.
Entangled with Sheep
by Victor Nieuwenhuizen
Exhibition view General Idea, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, 2023. Photo: Peter Tijhuis. © Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
Curation and the Visitor Experience
by Tom Polleau
Curatorial Activism Through a Feminist Lens
Curatorial Activism Through a Feminist Lens
by Valeria Mari
Figure 3. Remy Jungerman, Bakru, 2007, wood, textile, paper, plastic and plant materials, 220 × 300 × 38 cm. Collection Wereldmuseum. © Remy Jungerman. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.
Wording Identities
by Olombi Bois
Keeping Track of Time
Keeping Track of Time
by India Jeffes
Comparing Two Exhibitions on 19th-Century Design at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
MODERN?
by Ginger van den Akker.
Vasily Chekrygin and the devils of avant-garde
Vasily Chekrygin and the Devils of Avant-garde
by Katerina Sidorova
Fig. 5. Dino-Lite – Corner, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, April 9, 2024.
Uncovering the Mysteries of the Photography Collection: Robert Lebeck
by Janne van den Bergh in collaboration with Ana Carreres Llopis
The Don Quixote Sculpture Hall
by Tijmen Ter Keurs
Wanini Kimemiah, Cytospernum leptophyllum, cyanotype on watercolour paper, 2024. Courtesy of the artist.
To Spring From Salted Earth
by Wanini Kimemiah
Visiting Fellow: Tina Campt in conversation with Rolando Vázquez Melken
Visiting Fellow: Tina Campt
by Tina Campt and Rolando Vázquez Melken
Wingi wa Mti si_ni Maiti
Wingi wa Mti si_ni Maiti
by Alexis G. Teyie
Jonathan Gathaara Sölanke Fraser
Where The Wildflowers Are
by Jonathan Gathaara Sölanke Fraser
The Secret Apothecary
The Secret Apothecary
by Cynthia Nyakiro Ngunjiri
Mwende and Mwendwa Ngao
Shades of Green
by Mwende Ngao
Baobab Zine
Abnormal Load Notice
by Wairimũ Mũrĩithi
Fig. 3: watu wa mwituni, 2022, oil on paper. Courtesy of the artist.
Help Us Our Land
by V for 5
If nature has it.
If nature has it.
by Fataba Kakulatombo
Sandra Nekh explores the beauty and resilience of imperfection by examining scars and their parallels to nature.
SCARS
by Sandra Nekh
Anneke van der Feer, Self-portrait, oil on canvas, 73 × 60 cm. Collection Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
A Close Friendship: Anneke van der Feer and Antonia van den Hoogen-Berlijn
by Isabella Legebeke
The House with the Ocean View: Conversation with performer Jia-Yu Chang Corti
The House with the Ocean View: Conversation with performer Jia-Yu Chang Corti
by Karen Archey and Mela Miekus
Threads of Resistance
Threads of Resistance: Angela Su’s Hair Embroidery
by Chi-Chia Pao
Szine #3: Extractivism Everywhere: Experimenting and Reflecting on the Role of Cultural Institutions in Global Crises
Szine #3: Extractivism Everywhere
Experimenting and Reflecting on the Role of Cultural Institutions in Global Crises
Sawangwongse Yawnghwe, The 2nd of March 1962, Rangoon, Burma, 2016, acrylic on canvas, 210 cm x 405 cm. Courtesy the artist.
Reshaping the Politics of Visual Representation
A conversation with Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Iris Kensmil, Edwin Nasr, Sawangwongse Yawnghwe and Vivian Ziherl
Do Cultural Institutions Repair or Reproduce Violence?
Do Cultural Institutions Repair or Reproduce Violence?
A conversation with Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter, Edwin Nasr, Rijin Sahakian, Zoé Samudzi, Maboula Soumahoro and Sanjukta Sunderason.
Drawing Faces (in Terror Times): An Introduction
Drawing Faces (in Terror Times): An Introduction
by Edwin Nasr
Figure 5. Contact sheet with views of the fair “Europe Against the Current” at Beurs van Berlage and the public on the Beursplein, 1989. Photo: Pieter Boersma.
Stedelijk Studies Journal Issue #14 Editorial
by Elize Mazadiego and Daniel Ricardo Quiles
Transnational Curatorial Practice: Amsterdam
Transnational Curatorial Practice: Amsterdam from 1970s
An Online Conversation
Figure 4. Hipólito Ocalia, Seroe grandi, Curçao, 1967, oil on plywood, 62 × 122.5 cm. Collection Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
Willem Sandberg, Chris Engels, and the Midcentury “Birth” of Modern Art in Curaçao
by Stephanie Lebas Huber
Figure 13. Joseph Zaritsky, Composition, 1946, watercolor on paper, 37 × 55 cm. Collection Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
Zaritsky/Rusli: A Multidirectional Approach to Curating International Modern Art
by Kerstin Winking